Trouver sa vocation
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~ TEDx Centrale Nantes 2026 - “Beyond the limits” ~
Florian est ingénieur normalien de formation, en reconversion. S’il ne rêve pas de science brute, de calculs complexes et d’innovations techniques, c’est bien durant ses années d’études que Florian a trouvé sa vocation : l’humain. Parce que l’accompagnement des jeunes ou des personnes hospitalisées le faisait vibrer, il a eu le courage et l’audace de renoncer à une voie toute tracée, il nous invite ainsi à nous questionner sur nos passions, nos aspirations et nos sensibilités. En quelques mots : “Quel est le rêve de votre vie ? “
Florian Varnier is first and foremost an engineer from Normale, who switched his career to the associative world. He was responsible for communication campaigns, fundraising and finally teams of volunteers. He uses his engineering training to develop innovative solutions oriented towards the development of solidarity and the commitment of all. Solutions that would allow us to overcome the limits that each and every one of us imposes on ourselves. Towards a new and rethought solidarity, which frees itself from the limits of current models. 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
Florian est ingénieur normalien de formation, en reconversion. S’il ne rêve pas de science brute, de calculs complexes et d’innovations techniques, c’est bien durant ses années d’études que Florian a trouvé sa vocation : l’humain. Parce que l’accompagnement des jeunes ou des personnes hospitalisées le faisait vibrer, il a eu le courage et l’audace de renoncer à une voie toute tracée, il nous invite ainsi à nous questionner sur nos passions, nos aspirations et nos sensibilités. En quelques mots : “Quel est le rêve de votre vie ? “
Florian Varnier is first and foremost an engineer from Normale, who switched his career to the associative world. He was responsible for communication campaigns, fundraising and finally teams of volunteers. He uses his engineering training to develop innovative solutions oriented towards the development of solidarity and the commitment of all. Solutions that would allow us to overcome the limits that each and every one of us imposes on ourselves. Towards a new and rethought solidarity, which frees itself from the limits of current models. 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