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Personal Reflection : I Know Nothing | Idris Sultan | TEDxUniversityOfDarEsSalaam

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Embarking on a captivating exploration of his life's journey, Mr. Idris unveils a compelling trajectory that begins with his triumphant victory in the esteemed African contest, Big Brother, earning a significant prize of $300,000, only to face subsequent loss. Amidst the intricate twists and turns, he experiences a profound self-discovery, revealing a fundamental principle: the key to progress lies in embracing the humility of acknowledging that one knows nothing.

Now, Mr. Idris is actively shaping a new Tanzanian landscape of creative film art, transitioning to directing, and seeing his movies adopted by Netflix. With an ambitious vision, he aspires to clinch an Oscar in 2027, further cementing his commitment to the transformative power of resilience, self-discovery, and creative innovation. Idris Sultan, a Tanzanian multi-talented personality, boasts an impressive list of achievements. He shot to fame by winning the Hotshots edition of Big Brother Africa and has received several prestigious awards, including recognition as an elite international host, a style icon, and one of the most influential celebrities in Tanzania. He's also been featured on Forbes' list of 30 promising young entrepreneurs in Africa.
As a versatile entrepreneur, Idris is the founder of three successful companies: Loko Motions (a production company), Sultanizing (a suit brand), and Jikoni (a restaurant).

His hosting career includes stints on popular shows such as Bongo Star Search, Miss East Africa, and the African Entertainment Awards USA.

Idris holds the record for the most sold-out comedy shows in Tanzania. His "Sex Tour" comedy show, partnered with USAID and PEPFAR, attracted a massive audience and generated significant social media buzz. 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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