[music] What's your biggest fear. Close your eyes for a moment and think about it. Now, let me guess.Is it the fear of dark. Is it the fear of darkness or the fear of heights. For me, it was water.Yes, water, something that covers 70% of our planet, something we need to survive with, was my greatest enemy. I was 3 years old when I discovered my nemesis. My parents had enrolled me in swimming lessons, thinking it would be a valuable life skill.But there I stood at the edge of the pool, paralyzed with fear. T ...

Key Takeaways on Risk-Taking and Social Entrepreneurship - Social entrepreneurship involves taking risks [1] - Taking risks can define one's journey [3] - It's crucial to find time to figure out what one wants to do in life [4] Footsteps Organization Impact - Footsteps has helped almost 1 million people graduate from extreme poverty [2] - The Thrishna water project ensures safe water for over 400,000 people daily across Bangladesh through 300+ systems [8] - A World Bank project to set up drinking water facilities for waste workers led to cleaning up a 2-kilometer canal in 72 hours [9][11] Qualities for Successful Risk-Taking - Courage and determination are essential for success when taking risks [12] - Stubbornness to stick by the risk is crucial; giving up leads to failure [13] - Not accepting failure and embracing trial and error can lead to success [13]

I have three favorite letters from the alphabet, Y, E, and S. Now singularly they may not seem very powerful but when they're combined collectively and strategically they become a very powerful word. I want to take you back in time for a moment.The year is 2021 and the world is still experiencing a global pandemic. I like many other people was trying to figure out what's next. What will the next few months be like.Will we continue to live like this. When will we return back to normal. Many people had been f ...

Jin everyone I am Nira Agadi a proud Birlight and today I'm here to talk about something really close to my heart breaking boundaries you see most of the people here know me as the kid who never really fit inside a line. And honestly, I never wanted to. But why.Because I believe in breaking boundaries. Remember those coloring books we had as kids. The one with the neat outlines, tiny spaces, and the teacher who' always say, "Stay inside the line." Well, I was the kid who scribbled right over the line, and s ...