Resilience: A Mindset for Everyday Life | Joana Baquero | TEDxUTulsa

Resilience: A Mindset for Everyday Life Joana Baquero is from Colombia, South America. She is a business strategist, author, and keynote speaker. With over 20 years of experience in Marketing, Joana has built a global career in the fast-moving consumer goods industry, with practice in Europe, Latin America, and North America.

Joana is an advocate for people with rare bleeding disorders. In 2017, she published her autobiography "Driven by Hope: A True Story of Defying All Odds', where she shares her life experience about growing up with Afibrinogenemia, a rare bleeding disorder that
affects 1 in a million people around the world. Joana launched her book in 2017 at the European Association for Hemophilia and Allied Disorders (EAHAD) conference in Paris. She has spoken at several conferences, including the 2018 World Federation of Hemophilia's World Congress in Glasgow, and the Steven L. Margolies MD Family
Education Conference in New York.

Joana is an active Board Member of the Hemophilia Association of New York, and the

[ishanvidyarthi]

Even though she kept her talk straight to point, I understood "Resilience" in her case from R to e.❤

[anweshabasu]

1. Accept reality
2. Focus on your end goal
3. Find allies for your battle
4. Cultivate hope despite your circumstances

[elizabethmayers]

Such an amazing and succinct talk on doing resilience everyday and setting yourself up for success! I will be showing this to my students often!

[Above_Parr]

I’m 23, I was born with one arm, I have had 40 surgeries, I watched my dad die when I was 9, the list goes on. But I feel this talk with my entire being. People have always called me inspirational because my attitude towards my life and my challenges has always been so great. Resilience is everything. It is the only way I have survived. My mom taught me I have 15 mins to feel sad for myself a day then I have to move on bc The world will not stop for me to feel sorry for myself. I credit everything to my family, friends, and my parents. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[Chupsssse]

Exceptionally lucky strong positive . Thank u Ted for bringing such a special person on stage.

[jjjguard]

Such an amazing testimony from our bleeding disorders community. Very inspirational.

[mussietekle]

Talk about perfect timing in my own world of uncertainties! Thank you for being a light, Joana.

[nigelshepherd]

I listened to your talk in Glasgow and spoke to you via a mike briefly after your talk. I also recall your lovely Mum (& others?) there. It was great finding this video. You are an inspiration to us all. God bless you.

[samuelerhinmwiorose]

Accept reality
Focus on your end goals
Find allies for your battles
Cultivate hope despite your circumstances

Your challenges do not define the outcome of your life.
Resilience can be learn and practice.
Everyone must go through challenges at one point of their lives
Don't give up on you

[NazlinLinneveldt]

Amazing, makes me ask why I was left to be resilient gratitude to my late parents foundation❤❤

[pedro-ivannavarronaranjo]

Felicitaciones Joana, que gran mensaje para todos, médicos y pacientes. Un gran ejemplo de fortaleza y confianza para seguir adelante en la vida

[samarthhaldankar]

Your confidence inspires me to be more confident in myself.

[beethethi]

Thank You! Your resilience is truly inspirational! Keep up the fight!!

[paulashchatterjee]

God bless you and thank you for the motivation!

[LeahSkurdal]

"Resilience can be learned!"

[дилафрузрахимова-йя]

You have made heard yourself in the right time of my life. Thank You!!!

[narumonnevala]

Thanks for sharing this, your speech it's mean a lot to me. Actually I know how I can face challenge but when I feeling down and feeling that I am not good enough for something by someone saying that to me. I'm totally lose my confidence even I know where my goal is. You speech it's remind me what I should do. Thanks 🙏😍

[peacelandhaven]

Thank you for the motivation! Resilience comes from understanding that failure is not the opposite of success—it’s part of it. Stay strong! 🌟✨ What’s one failure that taught you something valuable?

[patrickjameslynch]

Powerful story, great tips. Thank you!!

[nouraali]

because we do not surrounded with quality people