Roxana Radulescu

    Roxana Radulescu

    Leadership, Career Development and Team Coach
    It's All Personal, nothing is 'just business'.
    • English; Romanian

      Language

    • Toronto, Canada

      Location

    • Direct and action-oriented

      Coaching style

    • Online

      Form of conduct

    • leadership development and career growth for mid-managers and mid career professionals

      Specialty

    Published on 12/2/2024

    'How our skill ‘muscles’ change the way we deal with ‘Change’ | Roxana Radulescu | TEDx

    Did you ever think of your personal skills as being just like muscles? Can you imagine that all the skills we need to deal with Change, big or small, are already in us?

    'How our skill ‘muscles’ change the way we deal with ‘Change’ | Roxana Radulescu | TEDx

    Roxana takes us on a journey of conquering the big, frightening monster we often call Change; a journey where our hero discovers that everything she needs in this endeavor is closer at hand than she thought it was. And once she’s aware of that, Change is no longer the frightening monster to be feared, but rather the new adventure to embark on. Born and raised in Bucharest, Romania, Roxana immigrated to Canada in March 2017. After being raised during communism until she was almost 13, when communism ended in 1989, she adapted to both being a teenager and being ‘free’ at the same time. She went to University to study foreign languages and literature, while working as a translator for a human rights organization, and teaching English private lessons to kids. Upon graduation, she started working at an international law firm, where she learned to adapt to ‘corporate culture’ in a country where that term was relatively new. To her, “Learning is movement from moment to moment.” As a Learning & Development professional, she studied and specialized in personal skills, which she observed in both herself and others. Her certifications in Learning & Development, Human Resources and Coaching Practice helped her to increase her knowledge, and to observe the learning process, and the use of our own personal skills, especially in the face of change. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.