Learn to be happy || Ravi Venkatesan

To all the young people out there, as you stand at the threshold of adulthood, you’re entering a phase of life filled with transitions, challenges, and opportunities. During this transformative journey, it’s important to remember that happiness is an attitude you need to cultivate.

Here’s what I recently shared with students of Pallikoodam - India, Kerala (one of India’s finest schools). I hope it serves as a reminder that your happiness is within your control and that you can be happy just by embracing simple things.

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[balachandarsundararajan]

Great insights on Happiness conveyed in a concise manner 🙏

[vijaykrishdent]

Very nicely articulated sir and a much needed one with the madness of social pressure around us.

[csfzblt]

Well said! Kudos.. every point has its value👍🏼

[gsrinivas]

Something coming from former head of Microsoft India makes it extremely important and needs to be given greatest value by employees!!

[antevasin]

such true words
most of us do not realise these until life is half over

[tusharsinghapj]

I love this video of your's. We spend our lives as a dog, wag tail and so on. That's not how it should be. I have stopped this in my life now. I am happy where I am, what I am, and dont't give a damn what others think of me now. Thanks for this

[greenthumbs]

I am reading “The conquest of happiness “ by Bertrand Russell. He highlights the same themes.

[balunarayan]

Very articulate, making very significant points, very subtly..as a great teacher

[krishnarajv]

The shoe dropped listening to this! Thank you!!!!

[jmrtalks]

I loved this and wish to reflect upon it

[sandipmane]

Excellent, very nicely articulated. Would love to watch the entire video sir!

[saljukhi]

Thank you Ravi for sharing insightful thoughts

[varungupta]

thank you sir for your words of wisdom

[arinkb]

The biggest takeaway from this was 'relationships' - they are the primary reasons for being able to feel happy and lose yourself. If you continuously 'give' and don't receive anything back except negatives and criticisms, then I don't know how you are going to have that attitude of being happy!

[puneetkh]

Ravi sir - This is a good message but I wish I could ask you that if I follow these steps to be happy then would that make me lazy or complacent in life towards financial and other practical needs? How to have that balance?