[applause] What do King Henry VIII and Kim Jong-un have in common. They are both totally obsessed with their poop. King Henry VIII had a member of his royal court known as the groom of the stool.This individual's job was to liaz with the royal doctor about the king's health through his bowel movements. And believe it or not, this was actually a cherished role inside the royal court because it offered unparalleled access to the monarch. Kim Jong-un takes it a step further, traveling with his own private toil ...

unfollow me. No, seriously. Don't like, don't comment, don't share.I really don't care if this speech goes viral because for most of my life I did. I cared about every like, every nod, every digital heart or thumbs up that told me I mattered until I lost the job that gave me my title. And when that title disappeared, so did my sense of worth.That's when I stopped performing and started listening. Now, what I heard, it wasn't pretty. It was quiet. It was uncomfortable. It was me.That's when I began living by ...

Contre toute attente, le monde entier a découvert pendant les Jeux Olympiques de Paris 2024 une France unie, créative, attachante, fière de son histoire et de ces lieux enthousiaste, accueillante, inclusive. Comment ne pas refermer la parenthèse enchantée des Jeux Olympiques de Paris 2024. À l'âge de 11 ans, je me suis posé une question qui a chamboulé toute ma vie.Est-ce que tout le monde a un don. Je dois vous dire qu'à l'époque, j'avais l'impression que non. Les gens que je connaissais moi-même, personne ...

Career Development & Personal Growth - The speaker emphasizes the importance of inner clarity and commitment in achieving goals, suggesting that external validation is secondary to personal growth [9][10] - The speaker highlights the value of experience over comfort and linear career paths, advocating for continuous learning and adaptation [18][19] - The speaker shares the importance of self-belief and not shrinking to fit in, advocating for finding environments that value one's contributions [15][18] Overcoming Challenges & Embracing Change - The speaker acknowledges that not all environments will be equally welcoming or supportive, and that it's important to recognize one's own worth and move on if necessary [15][17][18] - The speaker illustrates that success is a journey of consistent effort and discipline, not just a single moment of achievement [8] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of creating opportunities and not waiting for them to arise, highlighting proactive career management [14] Chartered Accountancy (CA) & Professional Journey - The speaker describes pursuing chartered accountancy (CA) not as a sacrifice, but as a fulfilling choice aligned with personal values [4][5] - The speaker completed CA in 53% years and passed the exam in the first attempt [7] - The speaker's CA qualification provided an "inner compass," teaching the value of commitment and the importance of internal growth over external recognition [9][10]

वेलकम सर। थैंक यू। सो वी विल नॉट वेस्ट मच ऑफ़ अ टाइम। एंड सांसद जी। आज का दौर बदल रहा है। लोग सिर्फ रोड्स बिल्डिंग्स की नहीं बात कर रहे हैं। सिटीज के इकोनमिक ग्रोथ की बात कर रहे हैं। और आपके टेरेक्स टॉपिक में आपने इंदौर की इकोन जो पावर हाउस है इकोनॉमिक पावर हाउस है और शहर की जीडीपी डबल करने का विज़न चुना है। वैसा क्यों. देखिए किसी भी शहर की जो तरक्की रहती है वह सिर्फ इंफ्रास्ट्रक्चर रोड हो बिल्डिंग हो उस पे नहीं रहती वो रहती है कि लोगों की क्वालिटी ऑफ़ लाइफ कैसे बेहतर हो उस पे रहती है और जीडीपी क्या है इकोनॉमि ...

मैं आपको कुछ अजीब लग रहा होगा। असल पूछो इंसान ही अजीब है। तो उसका ज्यादा रंजो फिक्र नहीं करना चाहिए। ताली बजा दीजिएगा। मुझे जिंदगी में सबसे ज्यादा किसी चीज की जरूरत है तो वो है ताली। जब भी मैं यह हाथ रखूं तो आप ताली बजा दीजिएगा क्योंकि गाली तो मैं रोज सुबह से ले शाम तक सुनता रहता हूं। आप यह जो एक कैलेंडर देख रहे हैं ये ये दुनिया का सबसे बेहतरीन कैलेंडर है। Google से भी फास्ट। इंसान के कैलकुलेशन से भी फास्ट। आज तक दुनिया में कुछ कंपनियों ने कैलेंडर बनाया है ऑटोमेटिक। वो सिर्फ 100 साल का बनाया है। यह पूरे 10, ...

Problem Statement & Current Situation - Each person produces human waste daily, often flushed away and forgotten, initiating a cycle with significant environmental and health consequences [1][2] - Cities face water stress, yet 6-10 liters of fresh water are used per flush [3][4] - Every gram of feces contains approximately 100 billion bacteria, contributing to the spread of diseases like cholera, typhoid, and diarrhea [4][5] - In the country, about 70% of waste goes into the environment without treatment [6] - Only 30% of urban India is connected to sewer systems, and only 28% of the waste gets treated [13] - Septic tanks, while intended as a solution, often lead to untreated waste contaminating water bodies and land [14][15] Proposed Solutions & Innovations - The industry proposes a circular sanitation solution involving on-site treatment to eliminate pathogens, recycle water for agriculture, and use solid waste for soil conditioning [16][17] - Fecal sludge treatment parks utilize pyrolysis to treat waste in under an hour, producing pathogen-free biochar for agriculture and recycling liquid [18][19] - An alternative solution involves a commode-based treatment system using only 1 liter of water, recycling the water for flushing, and using urine to compensate for evaporation [22] - The industry is shifting from a network-based sanitation system to a non-network system, similar to the evolution of mobile phones [25][26] Call to Action & Future Vision - The industry advocates for abandoning the "flush and forget" model in favor of a "flush, treat, and reflush" approach [27] - Collaboration between parliamentarians, governments, and the public is crucial for adopting circular sanitation solutions [27][28] - The industry envisions a future with off-grid toilets, eliminating sewer pipelines, wastewater, and polluted rivers [29][30]

[music] [music] The line which you see on the slide, it says, "What if there were no stories. What would have happened to us as human beings. No connections, no drama, no suspense, no thrill, no life.What would have happened to the human race. That is the reason why we have stories. I think humans are the only creatures who tell the stories, who connect on stories and that is the reason why stories are so important in our lives.We are very fortunate as a as as a as a as a creatures or as a species that we c ...

Good afternoon to everyone. Um, I thought I'd start today with uh a bit of a story and it's one that took place in 2018 when I was in New Delhi and uh I went for a coffee brewing workshop, a coffee brewing 101 and that was really early on in my career and uh the host that day went around the room and asked everyone what they thought of when they heard the word coffee. Um, one answer was a cappuccino.Another answer was the aromomas that you get when you walk past a cafe. Uh, another answer was something that ...

So when my daughter Zaruhi was 10 months old, she died. And I stand here today not because I have answers about grief or success or finding purpose after unimaginable loss. I stand here today because eight years ago, a desperate father laced up running shoes and took a stumbling 250 m jog. And that single act of movement became a journey that would carry me across deserts, across mountains, and through the deepest questions of what it means to be human. My name is Sep, and I'm an ultramarathon runner. Now, ...