How business ideas are born | Aya Jaff | TEDxYouth@München

Aya hat sich schon früh im Leben mit den Themen Börse, Gründung und Tech auseinandergesetzt und hat bereits im Silicon Valley, Madrid und Hamburg gearbeitet. Mittlerweile ist sie Geschäftsführende Gesellschafterin ihres Startups CoDesign Factory und hilft großen Unternehmen, digitaler zu werden.
Aya Jaff verrät in Ihrem Talk, welche Frage sie sich täglich stellt, um Geschäftsideen und Impact zu generieren: „What pissed you off today? And what can you create to not be pissed off again tomorrow?“
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Aya has been involved in the stock market, start-up and tech scenes early in life, and has worked in Silicon Valley, Madrid and Hamburg. She is now the managing partner of her startup CoDesign Factory, and helps large companies to become more digital.
In her talk Aya Jaff shares the question she asks herself every day to generate business ideas and impact: "What pissed you off today? And what can you create to not be pissed off again tomorrow?"
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TEDxYouth@München
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July 11, 2019
Muffatwerk München
Aya has been involved in the stock market, start-up and tech scenes early in life, and has worked in Silicon Valley, Madrid and Hamburg. She is now the managing partner of her startup CoDesign Factory, and helps large companies to become more digital. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@CaioMGA]

dont waste your time with this talk

[@ezzokenan1943]

what ur books didn't teach u is that talks remain talks we love to work produce and experiment with the markets due to the demands and rarity of the goods

[@OnlineEins22228]

our english teacher said we must watch this video for corona education in 10th class because Aya is a former student of her

[@namjotsingh9488]

that's great bro

[@theodorathanasiadis6629]

Corona education really???

[@poroulis]

Good for you thanks for nothing. You are confusing anger with willpower. And your story pisses me off 😅

[@ThrowBackZone]

Can we talk about how ridiculous it is that stores exclude potential customers just because of gender norms? 🤦‍♀ Aya’s anger is totally justified!

[@JoãoVitorNascimento-p1i]

In my opinion, I think the main idea of that speech it is that to build a successful business, you need to discover what is the problem that your customers deal with constantly and create a solution that facilitate somehow their life.

[@LiamRiggs-lf2fr]

Basically

[@fatihk186]

Misleading title

[@RickyLearn]

Poor communication

[@indiraupadhya4724]

This is actually from 3 stages of Jourard's phenomenology of Growth, It is taught in Psychology of Adjustment and Growth :
Awareness,
Disturbance due to this new awareness and
Reorganizing the thoughts to put into action

[@LiamRiggs-lf2fr]

Interesting

[@andreperusso]

TED used to be good

[@ModalSoul]

Ask 2 questions: What pissed you off today? And what can you do to not be pissed off about it tomorrow?

[@LiamRiggs-lf2fr]

Fr

[@DiegoLearns]

Well said. Thank you for this!

[@TahsinMollik-k3k]

It was fairly well because he did not repitite enough important things which he needed to explain through which someone can learn something and utilize them in thier life however yeah i got something like using for that i remarked it so so morever as far as i am concerned this speece was awsome yeah it's nice ,i tend to think that she should have collected a little more information from dependable source.I am giving 100% assurance so she could deliever a increadible speece,I presure that she can be a good orator in her life,my best wishes and love for her. I have a personal messege for all that is always try your best as much as you be able.❤❤❤❤

[@humairashakir5369]

Actually the idea came to you because of the reading so many books

[@ebenburger111]

Thank you. Ur awesome. Keep going.

[@ahmednaboot2155]

I watched it right away. I hope I get a bonus for that!

[@donsaad]

lmao

[@shubhamhire9390]

Thank you for your advice 🙏🏻❤

[@JosephLefebvre-e6i]

Thank you. Ur awesome. Keep going.

[@StutteringCoach1]

I got what she is trying yo say. She is onto something.

[@vinuvenkatesh1888]

Thank you Aya

[@LeonardHlongwane]

Oh now I get it great talk.. what pissed me off?

[@Zo-hc2fn]

I am thinking about a new type of restaurants: eating-spots
in eating-spots, food keeps changing, chefs also rotate
this is opposed to current restaurants,
thanks to this rotation of food and chefs, eating-spots are more powerful than restaurants,
along with that, there is an app,
people vote for the food that will be cooked in the next days
menu is influenced by the live input of the people via an app

[@LiamRiggs-lf2fr]

Smart

[@mc-cricket]

first comment :)

[@teebs2721]

*Only comment

[@nellajoensalo2316]

14,345,123 view s
First-comment-freak 🤪

[@thebrandengineer]

Okay you're on to something🙂

[@Flip4Games]

First world problems?

[@RanasBDtv]

your business design! as your wish...

[@mojtabamomeniazad9515]

Really motivating

[@LeonardHlongwane]

😮 what is this ted talk about ?

[@tanmayasahu5171]

Average story 🙄 she just is a good speaker

[@xorbodude]

Her breathing grates on me

[@xorbodude]

Mouth breather

[@Jaja1499]

You know what pisses me off? This ridiculous speech of yours. The way (we) women get attention these days is so sad.

[@leylahassan4955]

ahahhahahah i like it

[@Dan-zc7ut]

True

[@Shafiullah.S]

Awesome