Good morning everyone. My name is Harsh Ramak Krishna and today I want to tell you a story that begins with something as simple as this. This is just a basic sheet of paper.At first sight, nothing remarkable. But with every fold, twist and turn, it begins to change. And suddenly, it isn't paper anymore.It's something entirely new with shape, purpose, and maybe even a little bit of magic. Origami is always one of my silent obsessions. But what I didn't realize until recently is that this simple art form has ...

The average American eats around 8 pounds of strawberries in a year, which is roughly 96 strawberries. But here's what most people don't know. A strawberry isn't even really a berry.And its seeds are actually tiny little pieces of dry fruit called aes. So, actually, when you're eating one strawberry, you're actually eating 200 pieces of fruit. Kind of makes you look at things differently, right.So, I started thinking, if something as small as a strawberry could have so much hidden on the inside, what might ...

[Applause] I want you to close your eyes and think about the last time you ever faced a challenge. Maybe it was a project at work that went off the rails, an unexpected family issue, or a personal setback that left you feeling defeated. How many of you have ever felt the weight.A moment so heavy you just want to give up and forget all your problems. Raise your hand. Okay, I see a lot of hands.Now, I want you to think of a small white ball on a perfectly manicured lawn and a tiny hole far in the distance. Th ...

I'm going to share my life trajectory from school onwards because it's um full of ups and downs for various reasons. And for that let me tell you my background. My father was in the Navy. My mother was a uh housewife.My elder brother in 1975 joined the merchant navy and so did my father after the navy went into the merchant navy and in 1975 I was sent off to the Cindy school in Valia so I was a border but my parents most of the time used to be on the ship so I had to go back to Patna with my grandmother and ...

Like most children's shows, Bluey episodes appear to be centered around some kind of life lesson. There's no shortage of moral teachings for kids and for adults. We see the adult characters making mistakes, getting emotional, learning all kinds of lessons of their own. You can imagine how reassuring that would feel for a firsttime parent or a teenager heading into adulthood. In the episode Baby Race, Chile, the mom, speaks openly about her experience with overthinking parenting and comparing herself to the ...