How to overcome the Trauma of Bullying and Harassment? | Sakshma Srivastav | TEDxRambaug

Do we carry the baggage of our childhood trauma into adulthood without realising? Does that limit our potential & future success? In this TED Talk, she share with us how to use your painful experiences & turn them into swords that will help you fight the biggest battles of life, how to believe in your dreams and how to find hope in the midst of the darkest times. Sakshma Srivastav is a multi-talented personality, from the dream city of Mumbai, India.
In the year 2016, she emerged as a finalist of the National Beauty Pageant, Miss India Universe.
Currently, she has emerged as one of the most popular television hosts among the Gen Z audience all across the globe.
On 5th June 2021, Sakshma hosted an interview on her television talk show E Now, a show that she is the Director & Producer of, where she interviewed the biggest boy group in the history of music and entertainment, BTS.
She has interviewed many other popular celebrities from Bollywood as well as Hollywood.

[SakshmaSrivastavENow]

Believe in yourself Cubies♥️ Believe in your dreams!😌

[janhavizambre]

The silent bully thing? Yeah it hurts the most coz if it's physical we can atleast stop it at some point but if it's psychological we can't catch each and every person. In scl I faced it, I was ignored, laughed at, excluded from discussions and it truly hurted. But I had some other good friends and parents in my life. I was like a person living with two personalities that time, who used to be silent in scl and used to be real with my other friends. And she spoke truth that it takes a lot to regain your confidence!! So everyone out there surround yourself with people whom you love and it's the same way back coz that takes you out from everything😇

[ritika]

I think having the kind of parents who can value your mental health and take your struggles seriously enough to help you overcome them is a privilege in itself.

[swaraaa__]

She said to RM that it feels so intellectual and articular when he speaks
TODAY I'll say that WHEN SHE SPEAKS IT FEELS SO ARTICULAR AND INTELLECTUAL...she is an art💜 being a journalism student, following her is one of the best things I am doing 💜💜

The way she talked indicates that how much struggle she did and doing 💜💜

[Jonginne]

I still remember Kai's interview that's how I came to know her. I'm so proud of her.

[geetanjali]

I really admire her yar, her confidence uff she nailed it. And we love watching you as a indian girl working on International platform.

[vaishnaviv]

You can tell this woman has so much courage & sincerity in her voice. She relives those experiences as she talks about them, you could tell that with her voice ❤I hope everyone can find the courage to tell their story

[alphamale]

"Hard work doesn't goes to waste, People would see one day"... Very True....❤

[meb_lin]

I love powerful women like her. No matter how young they are, they shine soo freaking bright.

Having cystic acne is a real struggle but rarely people understand how taxing it is for self-confidence. People get into depression because of cystic acne and suffer from serious body image issues.

I am grateful to her for speaking about her vulnerable moments like a champ. I hope to see her grow more and more.

The BTS episode itself showed how charismatic she is. The worldwide known band did not overshadow her even a bit. She was one of the celebrity on the screen. Her presence on the screen was equally powerful..

[febajose]

This is how I want to talk to people when I reach my destination of dreams

[nandini]

Every successful person has faced a dark phase in life which polished them

[staychill]

She is honestly worth everything she is receving. We want her and more people like her to bring INDIA on our global platform. I love Sakhma di so much 💜💚💜💜💕💕

[ashnarasheed]

I have always wondered why she compliments even every little things the celebs say but now I know she was giving them all she couldn't have and want to thank you much for the talk it gave me tears and goosebumps at the same time...and I truly wish all your dreams to come true and inspire all lil ones having hard time understanding theirself..👍

[achu_--_]

You know how hard it was when her sound was breaking. She is so strong to say it out❣
Edit : Thanks for the likes
Even I faced the same situation but not for a long period, I recovered, it was painful but if you overcome it then you become stronger . To all who have been bullied, please speak for yourself It takes courage but you will feel better and love yourself more 💜 ❤

[exoforlife]

I gotto know her because of KAI...and i think she's doing a wonderful job...
And Yes i relate to many parts which she shared on this show... sometimes you wanna give up everything and disappear but trust me..just a lil more patience and you'll be done with it..you need to have that confidence...

[yeontansmommysaturnt]

When she got hate for interviewing BTS from some ARMYs, I really felt hopeless. i mean she represented Indian Girls so well in front of the boys these lil girls dream of "marrying" yet some delulu Indian bts fans bashed her. Those people will never get to meet their idols.

[raginiepte]

Thats y this gurl understands the pain that kpop idols go through, so she appreciates every them and make them valued she knows hardship ...i really love her💜

[ishnoor]

“All you have to do is hard work” ~SAKSHMA SHRIVASTAV ❤️

[samruddhisaesthetic]

Honestly, there are interviews Sakshma does that I watch for her and not for the celeb she's interviewing. She's such a good host, always super well prepared, respectful and so sincere. I love the energy she gives out to others and makes them feel so comfortable. I will always root for you!

[TheStyllen]

Misery loves company "
Damn this girl is just spitting facts.