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           Don’t strive to be famous , Strive to be                                               talented                                                             b y Maise William                      Lets begin by talking about the person Maise Williams herself , She is an English actress ,Main lead actress of a famous series called the “Game Of Thrones” and had played a role in movies “The falling” ,”Doctor who ”and many other .She is also an internet entrepreneur who came up with a multi media networking app called “Daisie”. She starts of by telling why her topic should impact people and the point she makes should make sense to humanity also tells about her background that she is the youngest out of four other siblings and tells about her parents getting divorced when she was four ,She lived a very normal/ordinary life like an ordinary person , But as a kid she saw   “Big Dreams” .She wanted to become a professional dancer mentioning “How she was harnessing all the energy and

  Melissa Butter is an American entrepreneur who founded the cosmetic brand The Lip Bar  " I am a beauty disruptor " says Melissa Butler, beginning her TEDx Talk in Detroit. She claims she is fed up of linear beauty standards. As a black woman who has been shamed for her skin colour and her body shape, she has had a lot to overcome. She decided to take matters into her own hands and do as much as she can to challenge those beauty standards that excludes herself and plenty other women of all ages, races and sizes. One day she overhead a man talk about all the physical attributes he thought she lacked, but she told herself that she was beautiful, and she learned a valuable lesson that day: to love herself wholly and to never allow someone else's opinion of her to determine her own value. She says she built her cosmetic company with the idea to change the way we think about beauty for ourselves and how we extend that to those who look different from us. She first started mak

                                             BEYOND THE IMBROGLIO –EMBRACING CHAOS                                                                                                                                       R.Sreelekha . I.P.S. Mrs. R. Sreelekha is the first female I.P.S . officer from Kerala cadre .She was in the 1987 batch. Three years later she became the superintendent of police in Kerala. She is the first lady who became the Director General of Police in our state. She is honoured with various awards. She is one of the powerful women in India. She talks about how her calibre was questioned by misogynists during her tenure as an I.P.S .officer and how she proved  her mettle to the nation. When she joined as an A.S.P in service , police department was a masculine field. D.G.P. said to his subordinates  that she is coming to  polute the police department .Being a lady she was offered a lot of  concessions and favours  by the D.G.P. She refused all. She was a  dedicated offi

Sparsh Shah the boy who was born with 35 fractures on his body at the time of his birth. he has a rare disorder called osteogenesis imperfecta he suffered 135 fractures within the age of 13 he is also known as brittle bone rapper He is known for his viral cover video of Enimen's "Not Afraid" song,whoch has been viewed around 17 millions of people around the world He has also been a motivational speaker, aiming to changing many lives through his music and speech Sparsh Shah is a rapper, singer, songwriter and inspirational speaker from New Jersey. The main things he said to be successfull is "FIND YOUR PASSION" He started singing ever since he could speak. music has had a tremendous impact on him both physcally and emotinally. The second thing he told was that "NEVER STEP YOURSELF BACK" The third thing he told was :HELP OTHERS" Last but not the least "DREAM BIG" Brittle bone rapper is a documentary film about Sparsh Shah. Unusually the fi

How SHE became an IAS officer -        Surabhi Gautam She is the most successful person. She cleared all the top prestigious exams and interviews in India. But in this video she is not talking more about her success instead she is talking more about her failures, her rejections and her determination, will power that made her to achieve those success. She lived in a small sleepy village in Madhya Pradesh with a small population of barely thousand people. She was born in an orthodox Brahmin family which was giant and joint with more than 30 members. Her birth was a great news for her parents but for others it was just a normal affair. But in 25 years she made her name to be called by and known by the whole village.      She got admission in a hindi medium Madhya Pradesh board school. In fifth class, something big happened in her life that she still remembers. She scored 100 out of 100 marks in mathematics and it was a board exam. Her teacher told that she has done a great job and

My journey to success    The tedx talk I chose was that of a south Indian actress Aiswarya Rajesh. She talks about the difficulties that she overcame to reach where she is today . She is truly an inspiration to all of us because of the way she rose above all difficulties. Born to a poor family ,she and her family faced lots of troubles. But the real struggle began when her father and elder brother died one after the other. Instead of being depressed , she started to search for part time jobs.  The actress says that her first job was to promote a brand outside a mall. But then she found that TV serials offered higher wages and hence started to work as an actress. She also says that the discrimination in film industry is real ; and female actors are mostly hired for their fair skin than for talent. She was openly rejected several times because of her dark skin . From her life we can see that discrimination based on skin color still exist . T

</div I had seen the Tedx talk delivered by a Bollywood actor cum director Ayush Mehra.He demystifies the struggle behind the recognition craved by many and leaves us with one important message:'Enjoy the Process' Along the talk he spoke about his struggles on becoming an actor. Actually Ayush was intersted in sports but due to his sister's advice ; pursued dance.From his stage programmes with distinguished actors he become interested in acting because actors can dance at the front row without much practice.He was successively rejected for 9 auditions and got his first ad in his 10th audition. The part of his talk that inspired me the most is his attitude towards Rejection. He become desensitised for rejection .He started realising that rejection was not our fault .May we are not fit at that aspect at that point of time.But there are 10000 other things that we might fit in.Or there must be 9999 aspects where you

Mansi Mehta is 15, her journey has been inspiring! Against all odds, she got the courage to work for the girls who do not get formal education. She runs a foundation to educate girls from marginalised background and advance her dream of a literate country. Mansi Mehta is a 15-year old student studying in Surat. She has published a collection of poems under the title "I AM ME" dedicated to Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai. She is amongst the few teenagers in the city to run her own foundation where she teaches underprivileged girls and advances her dream of a gender-equal country through education. She has been awarded the Garima Award by Gajera Trust for her work. Being one of the few to join the prestigious league of teenage TEDx speakers in India, Mansi takes inspiration from personalities like Sudha Murthy & Malala Yousafzai and preaches the idea that people need to accept the social disparity between genders, for the society to collectively move forward. Her journey b

 I want to share the TED motivational speech of Danish Dhamani. And as per the topic says it is about how he overcame his fear of public speaking. He had this fear from a very young age, it was  like it became a part of  his soul. He wanted to somehow get rid of it. And he begin to search for a solution. If we have a problem where will go to find a solution. We come to that one place in internet where we can find all solution,we Google it.that what  he did. From there he realised that he had all wrong.He thought that some people where born with speaking ability and some where not.He found that public speaking was actually a teachable skill. He started to attend public speaking classes . He then talks us about apps like Alexa and Siri. How it can understand what we speak and analyse it. So he thought what if one has a personal coach who will be always there with you anytime,anywhere to help us speak english. That thought changed his life and there came the beginning of ORAI. oralAI. An

 Amy Morin is a psychotherapist, mental strength trainer and an international best selling author. She writes for Forbes and psychology today. Her Ted-x talks has been one of the most influential one. Amy Morin starts the talk by mentioning about a Facebook friend who always posts on how lucky she is to have such a loving parents and friends. We all may think that the five seconds of scrolling does not matter at all. But researchers say that envying your friends even leads to depression. she talks about three kinds of destructive beliefs that make us less effective and rob our mental strength :- UNHEALTHY BELIEFS ABOUT OURSELVES The concept of demotivating ourselves by criticizing our fate leads us to a situation from which recovery is too hard. Some of us keep on complaining about their life, this eventually takes us to a position from which figuring out solutions are impossible. UNHEALTHY BELIEFS ABOUT OTHERS    We are the one's who must have the power to control our own lives. W

  IT'S OKAY NOT TO HAVE A PLAN I have watched a video which is hosted by Mithila Palkar an Indian actress and it is titled as " IT'S OKAY NOT TO HAVE A PLAN ". She tells about the journey towards her success. She began the video by a 'Cup song' and later on she explains about her passion and the obstacles she faced during her journey. We all have a passion. When we try to pursue it, things will eventually fall into place. Today, we are forced to make very important decisions very early in our life. We might not be aware about what to do. But 'It's okay'. Most of our parents just want us to grow up, graduate and have a 'decent' job. Her parents were of the same kind too. But she was determined and stuck on her dream. She had to face many who just made some negative comments on her dream and on her. She takes herself as an example. We will have to face at least three rejections before we achieve something big. Failure makes it easy to give up

                     R. Sreelekha is an IPS officer in the Indian Police Service and first Lady officer of the IPS from Kerala. She is a dedicated officer, author and has also served as managing director for public sector organisations in Kerala.                          In this speech, she talks about her own life and how her calibre was questioned by people during her tenure as an IPS officer. She talks about Kerala, God's own country and very proud of it. Till our society didn't accept the presence of a woman in public place. When she became first Lady IPS officer, people were shocked. During that period the DGP announced to her visitors she has come to pollute our department. It is the attitude of the department. They don't know what to do with a Lady officer. They gave lots of concessions and facilities like do not have to do night duty, do not have to do traffic duty etc. But she refused all of them. And she want to prove that a woman can do all the works better than

  MUNIBA MAZARI  In this talk Muniba shares the heart   wrenching story of an insident which   changed her life completly from the bad to   the good. Muniba mazari is an artist and a writer.she belive in playing with vibrant colours and flawerss portrayal of true  emotions. He works speaks her heart out and is all about people,their expression,dreams and aspiration. Although wheel chaire bound,her spirit and artistry knows no bounds. In fact,she takes the agony of spinalcord injury as a challenge is more dtermined to express her settlements through her act work. https://youtu.be/I68Y81ZpjNM While doing her bachelor in fine acts she met a road accident which made her paraplegic.currently, she is running her brand by the name ' MUNSIBA 'S CANVAS' with the slogan 'LET YOURS WALLS HEAR COLORS'. She is a mixmedia artist and belives in depiciting the ethenic jewels of her work is purely abstract which depicts the humans expression,their thoughts and dreams.Her paintings g

 How To Speak That People Want To Listening     I hear the TEDx talk of Julian Treasure. It was happened in Edinburgh,Scotland,June 2013. He present the speech in a different manner and the subject of his talk is also interesting. The subject of his talk is talk is "HOW TO SPEAK THAT PEOPLE WANT TO LISTENING" . Nowadays most of the people afford this problem that no one listening to them. Here he suggest the methods that people listening to us,when we spoke.                  He starts the speech by saying "HUMAN VOICE IS THE MOST POWERFUL THING IN THE WORLD" . When we spoke powerfully that can change the world. If we spoke people not listen to them,why? Gossip,judging,negativity,complaining,excuses,lying,dogmatism these are the bad acoustics that he says. When these things came to our language the listner become irritating,and he stops the listening.                                      Julian says that complaining is one of the mystery and it is the national art

  In this talk, Muniba Mazari a pakistani women shares the heart wrenching story of an incident which changed her life completely from the bad to the good .She is an artist and a writer .Colors change her world to brightness .She believes in playing with vibrant colours and flawless portrayal of true emotions. Her painting says the dreams, aspirations and the expressions of people in the world. Behind every inspirational picture , there should be an untold story of constant pain, persistant efforts and determination. Her painting give the message of living life and represent the real personality of the artist . The painting that she made in the hospital with the deformed hands change her colourless life into colourfull once. That's the arts  which kept her alive through this whole life.                        While doing her bachelor in fine arts she met a car accident which made her paraplegic. In that incident ,she had multiple fracture .Her radius and ulna on right arm, shoulde

  THE IDLI MAKER A friendly debate has been wiring up the fences of social media since a few days. A British Professor Edward Anderson had tweeted ‘idli’ to be the most boring breakfast. This comment flared up the sentiments of idli lovers all over the world including our own M.P Shashi Tharoor who was also dejected by this tweet which later cooked up a strong debate between them. The hero of our story is our own humble fluffy white idli. Here is a review on a ted talk by the founding person of ID {instant idli and dosa batter}, Mr P.C Mustafa. From being the son of a kooli, his journey from a school dropout to an engineering graduate was not an easy task. He later worked in MNCs in India after completing his studies. The desire in him to provide employment to children in his village pushed him to move out from being an employee to an entrepreneur. With an aim of building up his own business, Mustafa founded a simple yet demanding product along with his cousins. ID fresh food a

                     THE THREE MYTHS OF INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM    Oh Sorry! My mistake... Since the Indian education system depicted in the above graphic is bunkum and antiquated as proven convincingly by the Western world through their many treatises and research. We must therefore mean the  Western system of education . Which we Indians have adopted. But take great pride in all the same. Here is my take on why this system of education has failed in India , based on the talk rendered by Vinay Menon .          Vinay Menon is an English professor and a well familiar name in the genre of Stand-up comedy , he identifies himself as an Ex -Software engineer , in essence he is yet another person who fell bait for the typical Indian education system . This talk  , focuses mainly on the Indian education system , highlighting the myths and flaws embedded within and are often ignored by the mob and hence it's thumbnail falls "The three myths of Indian education system ". REVIEW 

The first person that came to my mind is MUNIBA MAZARI when sir first spoke about Tedxtalk.She is  great motivational speaker,painter, artist,model etc..She is known as the IRON LADY OF PAKISTAN. Here Muniba shares the  story of an incident which change her life completely.In this talk she talks about how she being on a wheelchair.Here she shares her own life experience.She said "behind every inspirational picture there is an untold story of constant pain".it means there are some people in the world they are in big trouble but they try to keep smile on face,they try to overcome it's give more beauty..Like Muniba while she met a road accident which made her paraplegic.She sustained several major injuries, everyone else saw wheelchair is weakness for her,but she it's her strength.She  says that the most painful situation of the people who end up on the wheelchair is the lack of acceptance.So she decided to do something for these disabled people.Instead of starting NGO&#

                          R. Sreeleka is the first woman IPS officer and also the first woman DGP from Kerala.She talks about the discrimination she had faced when she came into the police department.Even the DGP at that time had announced her visit as a pollution. It was these types of attitudes that she has to met. The officers had given her so many concessions, so she don’t have to do night duty, traffic duty, etc. But she refused it all and did double of everything to prove that a lady can also do all these and might be in a better way than male can do.                When she gets married to a doctor and she was suddenly transferred to an insignificant post where her husband works. She was posted in crime records bureau where ASPs of her rank were not appointed and she became the first IPS officer to appointed in that department. She went and asked the DGP what mistake she had done to get this transfer. He said that because she get married so it would be convenient for her to be a

  HOW DO YOU DEFINE YOURSELF? : A TALK BY LIZZIE VELASQUEZ "WHAT DEFINES YOU AS A PERSON IS NOT THE LIFE YOU WERE BORN INTO.....BUT WHAT YOU MADE OUT OF IT." The name Lizzie Velasquez can be seen as one of the best examples for the above quote. And her talk at the Tedx platform again proves this point. She inspires us through the speech by sharing her own life experiences.....               Talking about her life, she was her parents first child. And when she was born the doctors told her parents to not expect their daughter to walk ,crawl ,think and to do anything by herself. Because she was born with an extremely rare and congenital disease called Marfanoid-progeroid-lipodystrophy syndrome that, among other symptoms, prevents her from accumulating body fat and body weight. Along with that she is blind in her right eye, which began to cloud over when  she was four...But her parents never felt a sense of  dissatisfaction with her. They raised her with a lot of love and suppor

  THREE MYTHS OF INDIAN ED UCATION SYSTEM   Three Myths of Indian Educational system is a Tedx talk by Vinay Menon, an English teacher and a stand up comedian. He started the talk by asking ‘How many of you woke up today to learn something new?’  He saw only five hands rising up. He says that people coming to an education institutions treat learning as a foreign concept, which led to another question- “What is the point of current educational system in India?”. He says that people give boring answers that it is to get a job, to have financial stability and to have marriage…., etc. Vinay Menon himself don’t have an answer for it. But he quotes that he can give a fresh prospective on a few things for finding its answer.  He says that English education was introduced for the sake of British rule. They wanted people to sit at a desk, do as they told without getting too creative. This bring us to the first myth . 1) THE ALL MIGHTY SYLLABUS  Our education system is about memorizing, it’s n