TED: Being young and making an impact | Natalie Warne

The speaker reflects on childhood influences, identity struggles, and the awakening to activism through the Invisible Children film. They recount organizing a global event to raise awareness about child soldiers and the power of collective action. The narrative emphasizes the importance of anonymous extraordinaries and personal motivation in driving change, concluding with a reflection on the significance of everyday actions in being extraordinary.

In what ways did the speaker's family support them during their struggles?

What was the significance of the bill mentioned in the speaker's story?

How did the speaker's perspective on their own extraordinary moments change over time?

What lessons did the speaker learn about pursuing one's passions?