There are many unseen pleasures in life's mundanity. More specifically, life for many people feels "colourless". This talk explains why this occurs, what mindsets facilitate it, and, most importantly, the most common solutions to fix this disheartening mindset. It tackles this idea using personal anecdotes, as well as examples from history. 

Identity crises are simply an inescapable headache that one will inevitably have to bear during adolescence. We are in a constant search of an "authentic identity." However, this is an impossible feat to accomplish... because it does not exist. This talk explores the complicated nature of how our identity is formed. 

What prevents you from taking action? What prevents people from participating or contributing to a cause? This talk focuses on the importance of taking action, and the insecurities that come with it. It uses personal anecdotes and examples to demonstrate how to overcome anxiety and begin the process of social activism.

The word “persona” originally refers to a theatrical mask worn by actors to depict the roles played by them. This is a mask created to protect ourselves from the outside society. This talk is about the benefits and dangers of having a persona in our environment that values individualism while striving to blend in with everyone.

Mental health issues affect many students and people in the workplace. Unlike a physical health issue which are visible, many sufferers of mental health suffer in silence, unable to tell friends, family, teachers or co-workers.  A mental health challenge is no different to a physical health challenge. This talk is about the need to share and treat mental disorders, and how treatment is much better with the support of friends, family, and colleagues.