Winston Churchill said, "Success is not final. Failure is not fatal. The courage to continue is what counts.In 1990, I was crowned as u nati and in 2003 I toured the world. In 2005, I lost myself uh to motherhood, to the joys of motherhood. And in 2017 I did it all but have forgotten that I was once a dancer.Namaste everyone. I'm Aruna Varonasi a Kuchupi dance artist. Kuchupi belongs to Andhra Pradesh and it is an Indian classical dance form.I was born in BUP in a small town Kakinada. Coochupi dance has lon ...

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Work-Life Balance & Generational Shift - Remote and flexible work norms, facilitated by technology, are enabling a shift away from the "either/or" arrangement between family and career that previous generations faced [2] - The industry observes a potential shift away from "girl-boss-feminism" towards embracing a "family first" life [3] Personal Fulfillment & Priorities - Motherhood, while involving sacrifices of personal time, body, and priorities, can bring immense blessings [1] - The joy derived from family life, such as children calling one "mama" or engaging in religious activities, is considered incomparable [2] - Some women's public influence grew because they prioritized marriage, children, and their home [3]

What is it? I asked. I'd just given birth and it seemed like everyone in the delivery room had forgotten that I didn't know what I was having. I'd gone through a very long IVF process that resulted in four embryos, two boys, two girls. My doctor asked me if I wanted to choose the gender and I said no, just go with the strongest one. God's will be done. It's a girl. Someone shouted a girl. And it was at that moment I wish I had a mirror, not to watch the baby as it came out, but to see the look on my face an ...

[संगीत] हां बेटा बिल्कुल बिल्कुल पापा पहुंच जाएंगे बेटा घर पहुंचेंगे। हां हां और फिर मस्ती करेंगे। बहुत सारी मस्ती करेंगे और पापा आपके लिए एक सरप्राइज भी लेके आने वाले हैं। अच्छा बेटा एक काम करो मम्मा को फोन देना। अरे यार कमाल की बात हो गई यार। तुमसे एक बच्चा नहीं संभलता है। तुमको पता है मैं इतने इंपॉर्टेंट काम के लिए आया हुआ हूं और हद है यार बिल्कुल सारा मूड खराब कर दिया। रखो अब फोन। यत्र नारस्तु पूजंते रमंते तत्र देवता। जहां स्त्री का सम्मान होता है, वहां देवता निवास करते हैं। मनुस्मृति का यह श्लोक स्त्री ...

After I'd had my own baby, I then began to understand mother chimps much better. Much, much better. I was always surprised to see a mother chimp get so agitated and angry if another individual, another chimp came too close or, you know, sort of seemed to be interfering with the mother child bond.But then when I had my own child and somebody would shut a door loudly and and start waking up little grub, I get this surge of real anger which I couldn't quite understand. And if then I understood the female chimp ...

Imagine standing in your home in the pitch black, your newborn strapped to your chest. You're frantically trying to think of everything you need to take with you in case this is the last time you can come home. We've all been asked that question.What would you grab if there was a fire in your house. Usually, we can answer it specifically. Photos, sentimental things, valuables.But when I actually came down to it for me, I froze. In that moment, I didn't need things. I needed people, a community to hold me th ...

Workplace Dynamics - Eight nurses at Lehigh Valley Hospital were pregnant within a few months of each other, fostering a unique bond [2] - The nurses, known as "PGO Floats," use a group chat for support and advice [3] - The group provided support for a nurse undergoing infertility treatments [3][4] - The nurses found the support invaluable during hospital shifts and the uncertainties of pregnancy [5] Human Resources & Employee Well-being - The hospital environment fostered a supportive community among colleagues [5] - The nurses plan to continue supporting each other through motherhood [6]

Core Message - The central theme revolves around the power of "yes" in overcoming obstacles and achieving success [23][25] - The speaker shares a personal narrative to illustrate how embracing opportunities and challenges led to personal and professional growth [1][2] Personal Journey & Transformation - The speaker recounts childhood struggles, including academic challenges and family issues, highlighting resilience and perseverance [3][4] - A turning point occurred when the speaker pursued arts, leading to academic success and discovering a passion for photography [5][6] - The speaker established a successful career as a baby photographer, becoming a recognized figure in Delhi [7][9] - Motherhood led to a period of self-doubt and isolation, requiring significant effort to overcome [10][11] - The speaker pivoted during lockdown by teaching photography online and initiating a project to honor mothers' stories [12][14] Project & Impact - The speaker organized an event to host mothers from around the world, facing challenges in securing sponsorship [15][16] - The Prime Minister's Office provided a letter of support, acknowledging the value of honoring mothers [18][21] - The event was a success, fostering connection and shared experiences among the mothers [21][22] - The speaker aims to continue honoring mothers' stories and advocating for their recognition [22] Types of "Yes" - The speaker identifies different types of "yes," including stubborn, habitual, reluctant, and a "yes" to a "no," emphasizing the importance of each in navigating life's challenges [23][24]

Social Commentary - The document presents a viewpoint on societal perceptions of mothers having children with multiple partners versus fathers having children with multiple partners [1] - It questions why mothers are celebrated in certain situations while fathers are criticized in similar situations [1] - The document highlights a perceived double standard in how society views parental roles and responsibilities [1]