Shekhar Natarajan

Yeah.

So one of the things that I, like, you know, I wanted to also bring up here, which is very important.

Like, you know, obviously like my previous engagement when I finished and wrapped up, there was this guy who was just like throwing like a lot of stuff about me, talking about me.

And he was sort of like, you know,

very angry and everything and uh i i remember like processing all of that right you know i said like you know like i didn't even know the guy by the way okay this fellow like i don't like i didn't like he like he made some things he started talking saying hey like you know i talked to this guy one time and he was like you know like i knew that this is all all these are things which happened and hence this happened and

He was just being very mean and I said, you know what?

Please welcome, I bless you.

Yeah, that's the great point.

Because I don't react.

And what it gave me was this amazing sense of peace.

That like, despite what people do to you,

it's your reaction that matters yeah that's because if you react to them then they're gonna like you know then you're really you know getting like pulled into the thing that you don't want to be which is in the negative state of mind i just said bless you yeah so it's it's a it's it's a way to basically connect and also to have a you know uh a dispassionate view about like how you want to react to someone who's negative to you yeah

Beautiful.

What is your third TED talk about?

You talked about courage, you defined beautifully, you talked about line, which could be divide or connect.

Yeah, I think the other one was about walk your way.

Walk your way.

It's about the risk, the fear that you can feel when you see your way,

And you have to walk it, because seeing something is a thing, and to walk it, to make it real, is something different.

But is it not courage that takes you there?