Stereotypes shouldn't affect our pursuit of success. | Sahasra Kandukuri | TEDxYouth@Southlake

Although we may not have a choice in the stereotypes that people identify us with, we do have a choice in how that affects us. Sahasra is a 14-year-old student at Carroll High School. She was born in and is still being raised in Dallas, Texas. She enjoys watching mystery, adventure, or action movies, listening to music or podcasts (Unsolicited Advice and Potterless are her favorites), reading mystery/thriller books, and trying out new things. She has played the piano for 8 years, participating in many solo festivals and several recitals. She has participated in school plays (backstage). Sahasra has been nominated for Education in Action's Lonestar Leadership camp twice. She has also received state recognition from DukeTIP for her score on the ACT. She has absolutely no idea what she wants to be when she grows up and appreciates not being asked that question. Sahasra likes to believe she has the superpower of knowing what will happen next in a story. Unfortunately, this power manifested after she watched The Sixth Sense, so no, she did not predict the ending of that one. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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