Let me ask you some questions. Have you ever been viewed as an overinker. Have you ever been accused of taking things too personally.Have you ever received comments like, "Why are you so emotional?" If your answer is yes, then you might be just like me and my friend Alen, a highly sensitive person. Highly sensitive people or HSP for short, is a concept first proposed by Dr. . Ela Aeron, an American psychologist.It is not a mental disorder but just a type of personality purely related to abilities of social ...

[موسيقى] صباح الخير جميعا في مره صارت معكم انه في اجراء بتعملوه بشكل روتين بشكل يومي مش بس تعملوا بشكل روتين بشكل يومي بتعلمونا الناس وشفتوا وجدتوا حالكم انتم ما عندكم القدره انكم تعملوا هذا الاجراء تمام هذا كمان صار معي هذا اللي صار معي لما انا كنت بستنى ولاده ابني الاول كنا كلنا متحمسين ومبسوطين وبنستنى فيه دقيقه بدقيقه لحد من ولد ابني كان عنده مشاكل تنفسيه خطيره استدعت انه يدخل العنايه المركزه لاكثر من شهر واستدعت انه يكون على جهاز التنفس الصناعي اكثر من 16 يوم خلال كان على جهاز التنفس الصناعي استارت تسر ...

When was the last time you were kind to somebody who didn't really deserve it. We often think kindness is for those who are easy to be around with. But true kindness requires something more.Today, I'd like to share with you how kindness is a force that not only transforms others, but yourself and the world around you. But first, what is kindness really. The Oxford dictionary says kindness is the quality of being generous, kind, and considered.But I think they're wrong because it's so much more than that. Ki ...

Agriculture & Innovation - Innovation, especially frugal innovation, is crucial for the agriculture sector in India, focusing on practical solutions rather than complex technologies [2] - Young people can contribute significantly to agricultural innovation, exemplified by the idea of cross-breeding coconut trees for higher productivity and easier harvesting [2] - A partnership between well-read doctors and differently-read farmers is essential for the country's progress [3] - Organic farming is a sustainable approach, emphasizing the cyclical nature of resources and minimizing external inputs [4][5][6] Indian Context & Diplomacy - India faced food security challenges post-independence due to the partition and subsequent disruptions in wheat and rice supplies [1] - India achieved food security in 1991, marking a significant milestone in self-reliance [1] - India provided free COVID-19 vaccines to its citizens and neighboring countries like Bangladesh and Sri Lanka [1] - The speaker's role as a diplomat involved assisting citizens of the Republic of Seals with medical needs in Chennai and facilitating their repatriation during the COVID-19 pandemic [1] Cultural Values & Empathy - India has a rich cultural heritage with unique gestures and greetings that reflect its ancient civilization [1] - Empathy and resilience are essential qualities, and understanding agriculture can foster these traits [4] - The importance of recognizing and appreciating the contributions of often-overlooked individuals, such as those who clean bathrooms [4] - The best food is prepared with love and affection, highlighting the importance of the farmer's role in providing quality ingredients [3]

Relationships & Perspective - The analysis emphasizes the importance of understanding others' perspectives to build strong relationships [20][22] - Misunderstandings often arise from judging others' actions without knowing their struggles [10][18] - Taking the time to see situations through different lenses can transform conflicts into bonding moments [19] Emotional Intelligence & Communication - Acknowledging feelings and clarifying boundaries creates a safe space for open communication [18] - Responding with empathy rather than reacting with anger builds trust and strengthens relationships [12][17] - Before judging, pausing, asking, and listening are crucial for effective communication [21] Personal Growth & Reflection - Perceptions shape reality, and it's important to avoid creating untrue versions of others in one's mind [20] - Actions are often about the battles individuals are fighting silently, not necessarily about others [10] - What may seem like arrogance could be a mask for pain, and what seems like a challenge could be a call for friendship [21]

Core Argument - The healthcare industry should prioritize patient-centered care by embracing curiosity and humor to improve patient experience and outcomes [2][21][25] - Small acts of curiosity and humor can create significant positive changes in healthcare, fostering empathy and stronger connections between patients and providers [2][17][25] Patient Empowerment - Curiosity empowers patients to become active participants in their care, leading to better decision-making and reduced anxiety [4][6] - Open communication and shared experiences with other patients can provide invaluable support and a sense of community [8] Provider Impact - Humor can support mental health and reverse stress responses in both patients and medical staff [10][15] - Creating a healthcare environment that values curiosity and humor can lead to better patient outcomes and reduced burnout among healthcare providers [22][23] The Butterfly Effect - The butterfly effect illustrates how small actions, like asking questions or sharing a laugh, can deeply change the patient experience [2][6][25] - These moments of human connection have the potential to redefine the patient experience and the healthcare system itself [12][25] Call to Action - Healthcare settings should be designed for dialogue, where every question is respected and every smile is returned [22][24] - Medical professionals should be trained to prioritize emotional intelligence as a vital part of care [22]

Moving on uh to our next one. So, next uh speaker is going to be Maro Fias. She's recently been successful in winning a much coveted place on the junior leadership team.She's been part of the debate club for several years and has mentored younger students when preparing for their first mock trial competition. She is studying GCSE psychology and is predicted a grade 8. She's also enthusiastic psychology ambassador.She will be speaking tonight about the importance of emotional human connections. [Applause] Go ...

[Music] I was raised by an incredible man. Father John found himself in my small village in northern Uganda in the 1960s. He traveled all the way from Italy. By then I was not yet born. He came from totally different culture, different language, different customs and yet he made my little village his home. So years later, circumstances led me into his care. And I was privileged to learn very remarkable things. One of them is the importance of building bridges. This principle of building bridges shaped every ...

[Music] Good morning everyone. I'm going to tell you a story. It was a dark and stormy night. A woman was sitting down in the comfort of her home, feeling safe, having a meal, when suddenly there was a commotion at her gate. 10 to 12 rowdy men, not in the best condition, were banging at the gate, threatening to climb over, demanding that her husband comes onto the road to meet them. The security guard didn't know what to do. The woman was all alone in the house. She should have been terrified. But just then ...

[Music] [Applause] Today I'm going to talk to you about children. These are children who have my heart and I hope that they will have yours too. These are children whose parents have trusted me with their stories. They trust that I have traveled halfway around the world to tell these stories to you in hopes that we can change the narrative for these kids. I'm telling you this because I'm going to trust you with their stories. Also, you see, these are kids who don't see themselves in the places that matter. ...