and their faces, ah, i have the passion to solve problems in society. and for me, the better impact is through technology. ah ah, a our generation grow up with technology. now it's grow to a stage that you can do a lot of things with it. and it's a way of solving problems. so that's why i love it to watch it. organic growth as we do. so that's very fascinating.

mm hm. i'm molly. i'm the ceo and founder of velo dash platform for cyclists to meet up and write together with thought. i enjoy outdoor cycling, just because you're with nature. but what even better is that if you have people to enjoy this experience with no doubt is great for just planning the routes and letting who is joining have an idea what they will expect. is it very typical, is that okay? and then when you lose sight of your teammates, you don't have to worry because you can simply track the app and know their real time location. mm hm. mm ah,

when i was younger i used to be really, really, really shy. like i was a quiet one in school even in family gatherings. i would just usually sit in one corner and just look at the floor. my brother helped me by doing videos with me. okay. and next over here we have the tech clock while i was talking to the camera so that made me feel more comfortable. and that makes heater niana guerrero. and i'm a content creator from caisson city, philippines. i started doing dance videos when i was like 9 or 10, my brother invited me and one of his videos and when we posted it, people started asking for more. so that's when we started doing it and it was really, really fine. i had so much fun so yeah, just kept on doing it and continue with you guys only see like

a couple of minutes of the video, but it's really thinks time it's difficult, but we can manage oh, acknowledge it is the male dominated industry and i'm part of the minority woman and sometimes in forums i will find myself with a bunch of men and i will be the only with the way i overcome it is to be present on the table. you know, when, when they hang out there, i will be there. and just listening at 1st and then slowly get into the conversation, just like sneaking in. hello.

my name is aaliyah. how about this idea? i am the co founder at story. i'll go i'm also the cool managing director of girls in tech, indonesia. i'm an author of 32 brooks and i live in indonesia. i have thought or thought that i like to build things with high impact to society. for example, when i thought that no least book were dot com, i was having a problem in publishing my book with technology. i can help a lot of other young people in a nation that need help in health publishing that with do i really, really miss doing normal school because i get to play with other people in school

and just have fun and do normal things. and i miss my classmates, but now i'm home school. i'm happy with my one classmate. hey guys, it's me, me and i, and i just want to say father wasn't all social 3 . whenever i have read time like after blogs and all the work, i usually play games with my friends on the pc or on the play station on line. i also of course dan, spend time with family for sure. and after that, i had to scroll through my phone and sleep. that's pretty much it

my mom was like, okay, how long are you doing this with? so at 1st to start out is definitely letting your family and friends, you know, close one, know that hey, i'm doing this. i'm really doing this full time. i'm not doing this on the weekend . mm hm. it's really hard to nick like that in technology, or like in software industry, you see overwhelming male than female, especially like higher level directors in the clients or people that i'm talking about. sometimes they would kind of show this and believe, are you really, you know, the seo of this company do have some one that's above you that can represent this company. i trust that they are not meaning bags,

not a i remember at the 1st time i was wow, this is an interesting question. and yes, you're right. i am actually the studio and found her surprise. when we found at the girls in thinking anita in 2011 for a man on their daily lively face, a lot of problems for eyes around family, around themselves, around society. if they know technology, they can remember and know how to use technology to solve that problem. not only for themself, but also for other people and the give wider impact. because technology can do that

for you. mm. up until now we have more than 3000 girls in our girls', in fact that the base and it keeps growing. but we support each other. i think that it's great, like such as these cloud farms, like you had to take the dog, facebook, twitter, and all these other platforms. it created a place that people can share their creativity and share their own talent. and it also gave them a voice and passion to earn a living. and yeah, i think it's great the advice that i would like to give us buying creators is that just believe in yourself and just find what you're

passionate about. and from there you can just create content around and yeah, it's me you i i love being content creators. yeah. it just feels good again. oh, oh. oh. oh, oh right. not a lot of apps that we use on our daily lives are used by women. so it's very super important for women to participate in the production of the apps because they're the one knowing what they mean. so if the representation is not even, we can get a product that is not addressing the correct needs of women. my

message to all the women out there who wants to participate in technology is to be brave. don't be afraid to make mistakes. try all of that technology tools out there and create something with when you have a strong and powerful devise on your hand, you're kind of holding the world in your hand. so you're putting yourself all into it and the fallback from that is definitely neglecting real world. what's really around do like, did you feel the when did you feel the humidity today or people actually hanging

out with by connecting people a line we on to bring them off like 2 cycles together? a think about it. you can access the digital world any time, anywhere, right? as long as you want, it's there, it's not going to go. but the fact that or the beach, you just happen to travel with their friends to there's only one time in this life, it's never going to a a

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