สวัสดีทุกท่านนะครับไฟแรงเหมือนขับรถย้อน สอนแล้วใครตบไฟสูงนะครับก็วันนี้มีโอกาส ดีนะทางน้องๆเชิญมาให้มาพูดเรื่อง Soft Power จริงๆเมื่อกี้แก้นิดนึงผมเป็นอดีต หัวหน้าภาควิชาออกแบบผลิตภัณฑ์นะครับ เมื่อ 20 ปีที่แล้วตอนนี้ไม่ได้เป็นแล้ว หัวหน้าภาคเอ่อเอ่อตอนที่ ได้รับเชิญให้มาพูดเรื่อง Soft Power นะ จริงๆคำว่า Soft Power นี่เราน่าจะได้ ยินช่วงสัก 2 ปีที่ผ่านมามั้งเนาะมาพร้อม กับรัฐบาลชุดปัจจุบันนะครับพวกเราก็อาจจะ เริ่มสงสัยSTพามันคืออะไรพลังละมุนใช่มั้ พลังละมุนนะครับทีนี้จากประสบการณ์ที่ผม ทำงานนะครับกับชุมชนกั ...

Let me ask you a quick question. What if everyone stops working here and how would your money support for rest of your life. The obvious answer is the financial freedom talks such as returns, compounding, cryptocurrency, investing, saving, caggr, all these terminologies where since I was from tier four city, all these conversations were hyper techchnical to me.So slowly after after certain few uh few interactions with them I learned these are something of financial literacy which I have not been exposed to. ...

Do you know that you have already sold something to someone before entering this room today. You all must be wondering why and what selling is not something which you do when you are on a shop or in a business. You just sold yourself an idea that I want to present myself as my best version to the world today.Maybe you smiled to the guard while you were just entering inside. Maybe you ch told your child to have some patience before you were coming to this talk. This is what I call the art of hidden sales.And ...

Being real isn't about being loud. It's about being true when silence seems safer. When was the last time you all were completely yourself.No performance, no pretending, no pressure to impress. It's strange how long it takes to answer that because being real in today's world has become almost very rare. It's easier to get accepted for what we are not than to be loved for what we are in real.We filter our words, our choices, our views and even our laughing just to be get accepted by the others trying to matc ...

विकसित भारत बदलते सपने एक बहुत बड़ा क्वेश्चन है लाखों बच्चों के लिए कि अब हम 10थ के बाद क्या करें. साइंस लें, कॉमर्स लें, आर्ट्स लें या कुछ नया. तो यह एक छोटा सा क्वेश्चन नहीं है। एक बहुत बड़ी समस्या है और इसके लिए स्कूलों में एक रूल बना रखा है कि अगर 80% नंबर आए तो साइंस देंगे। तो मैं ये कहना चाह रहा हूं क्या 79% आए तो वो बच्चा क्या बेवकूफ है.क्या वो साइंस नहीं कर सकता. तो ये जो हमारा सिस्टम है यह बहुत गलत बना हुआ है। और सबसे ज्यादा जो प्रॉब्लम है लाखों बच्चे जो अपना करियर है ना वो खुद सेलेक्ट नहीं करते। व ...

सबको नमस्ते। मैं आपको एक मजेदार बात बताना चाहूंगी कि जब मैं इस दुनिया में आई डॉक्टर ने कहा कि मैं जी नहीं सकती, मैं कुछ नहीं कर सकती। यह कह के मैं तिरस्कार किया। जब मैं स्कूल में थी तब मुझे कलभात मिला। जब मैं जो में थी तब मुझे करवा मिला तो मैंने उसे मिथास में बदल दिया। उसने मुझे गिराया तो मैं खुद उठी। जब मेरा कोई दोस्त नहीं था तो मैंने अपने आप को ही दोस्त बना लिया। जब मैं डरी लेकिन मैं डर के आगे बढ़ गई। ऐसे ही मैं मैंने अपने आप को मजबूत बनाया और कहा जो मैं कर सकती हूं वो आप सब भी कर सकते हो। आपको एक बात बता ...

Environmental Awareness and Responsibility - The presentation emphasizes the importance of protecting the Earth, framing it as a temple [3] - It highlights the negative impact of pollution and waste on the environment, specifically mentioning the pollution of Reena Lake [2] - The presentation advocates for individual responsibility in waste management and recycling [6] Recycling and Waste Reduction - The presentation promotes the "reuse, reduce, and recycle" principle as a daily practice [7] - It explains the concept of recycling and its benefits, such as saving trees, energy, and water [4][5] - It suggests practical actions individuals can take, including using three dust bins at home, carrying reusable bottles, and saying no to single-use plastic [6] Community Engagement and Impact - The presentation showcases a community-based recycling initiative involving children [3] - It emphasizes that small habits can create big changes in environmental protection [7] - It encourages collective action and invites others to join the effort to help the Earth breathe again [7]

Main Argument - Leadership can benefit from understanding and practicing humor as a competence and levity as a style, leading to improved team performance [6][7] - Humor, like the Archimedes principle, can act as an upward force (lightness) to counteract the downward weight of seriousness in the workplace [8][9] - Laughter releases dopamine, reduces cortisol (stress hormone), and releases oxytocin, fostering trust, connection, and creativity [10][11] Practical Application - Humor is a skill that can be developed by observing absurdities, gently poking fun at oneself, and ensuring the humor is light and appropriate [15] - Leaders can incorporate humor by adding light touches to presentations, using playful titles for discussions, and starting with "two truths and a harmless lie" [18] - When using humor, it's crucial to avoid "punching down" to prevent offense and barriers to conversation [20] Cautions - Humor should be used judiciously, like a spice – a little adds flavor, but too much can be overwhelming [19] - Inappropriate humor can alienate individuals and disrupt communication, highlighting the importance of emotional regulation and context [21][22] Conclusion - Humor does not diminish the seriousness of work but makes it more human, which is a valuable asset in the age of AI and automation [23] - Individuals are encouraged to incorporate humor into their work to foster connection, communication, and a sense of being alive [24][26]

Manjula Sularia explores a difficult truth: for many survivors, the stigma that follows their trauma hurts more than the incident itself. She highlights how judgment, silence, and social bias imprison victims long after the event. Her talk calls for a cultural shift from scrutiny to safe spaces, from shame to support. Through insight and empathy, she reveals how collective compassion can help survivors reclaim dignity, voice, and healing. Life Skills trainer, Social Entrepreneur, POCSO & POSH Trainer. She i ...

We live in a world that knows everything but understands so little. Our devices are smart. Our systems are intelligent.But our worlds often confused. Our inner conversations are leading us nowhere. We can speak to somebody a mile away and yet we truly struggle to listen to somebody just sitting beside us.We have access to endless information and yet we doubt we worry that what's true, what's real and what's enough. We easily call this an age of uh information but as easily it could be called as age of overw ...