Inspiration

The Tree of Life

The analogy of the tree of life - the roots, the trunk and the crown - makes interesting listening for everyone who wants to understand how to live life

4 True Rules To Success | A. P. J. Abdul Kalam

The Secret To Achieving the "Impossible"

Ravi Dubey talks about his career ,  his family and the path that led him where he is today. He emphasizes on the importance of gratitude and delusion in a person's life and how they help you maintain the optimum level of sanity and insanity inside yourself,  which in one way or another,  leads you to achieve something that is apparently "impossible". Many can grab the attention but only few win the spotlight. One such personality is Ravi Dubey, a profound actor and a performer of his kind. 

He has become a household name with his effortless acting, stupendous stage presence and alluring personality. Having done all sorts of reality shows, stage shows etc , he has time and again proved his versatility as a performer. Apart from being an actor, he has a flair for dancing too. 

Within just 10 years of his acting career, he has an unparalleled benchmark of his performance in shows like Saas Bina Saural and Jamai Raja. A civil engineer by qualification, he has worked in top management with many real estate organizations in Delhi/NCR Region. Having the audacity to leave a well settled life, he chose to be a man of significance by taking an unbeaten path, thus starting his journey from the scratch. He has a tinge of quirkiness in his demeanor through his apt coming timing and is an engaging stage host too

He truly is a colossal storehouse This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.

Hard work can change your Destiny

Does Destiny really exists, if yes then why work hard: this is the question asked by many, but hard work is very important.Destiny is understanding your strengths & weaknesses and changing them according to you. Dr . Jai Madaan has established herself as one of the most renowned astrologers, numerologists, palmists and a Vaastu experts in India. She is also a well-known motivational speaker, relationship counsellor and she regularly conducts workshops to enhance the quality of life and relationships.

Rising when you fall

What do you do when you are on an upward swing in your life, achieving your dreams one after the other with your hard work and dedication, and all of a sudden, life throws you a curve ball? Neha Aggarwal, the only woman in the 2008 Olympic Squad from India for Table Tennis, tells her story of the journey to the Olympics and the weight of expectations thereafter. From learning new things to unlearning her natural techniques and everything in between, what kept her going was he sheer grit and determination, and the dream to represent her country at the national level again! While she is now on a mission to identify and promote sporting talent from all across India to compete with the best on the world stage, she is making sure that she can make the path of the new generation easier by applying her experience. There is a lesson from her journey, not only for the sports persons, but for people in every walk of life - you can definitely rise even when you fall, and you can pull along others too!   Neha Aggarwal is an ace table-tennis player with an impressive tally of medals to her name! The only woman to represent India in Table Tennis at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, she has won 4 National Championship titles and over 40 International medals over a span of 13 years. As someone who eats, drinks and breathes sports, she earned Master of Science degree in Sports Management from Columbia University and worked at the United States Olympic Committee and the International Table Tennis Federation. With a vision to making a difference in India's Olympic movement, Neha moved back to India in 2017 and is working with the Olympic Gold Quest in identifying and funding the best and most deserving medal prospects for the Olympic Games. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.