[applause] >> This feels rather familiar. That dashing fourth grade boy over there, my younger self, was given the marvelous opportunity to speak at an official TEDx event. His topic, summer he spent without his mother.That summer, while my mom was abroad studying and my dad was working long hours, it was just me and my seven-year-old brother home alone every single day for a month. At first, it was strange, quiet, even lonely. But slowly, I learned something something fundamental.Something that would stick ...

Good evening everybody. Uh I'm so happy today being children's day I'm addressing 21st generation children. Okay.And it is the right form. Uh thank you. So to start with change is constant in life.Many times like evolution change can be gentle but sometimes like mutation it can completely turn everything upside down. In such time what really matters is not change per se. It's actually how we navigate that change.Significant achievements that you heard now are made not despite these ch changes and challenges ...

Let me begin with something uncomfortable. Most of us assume that we know who we are until one day the certainty begins to melt away silently. Not because we failed, not because our values have disappeared, but because the versions of ourselves that we relied on no longer fits into the world we're standing in.This moment is deeply unsettling and we're rarely ever thought on how to interpret it. We're thought of identity as something fragile, something delicate that needs to be protected from disruption. Tha ...