Being Interdependent | Mohana Arun | TEDxGLIMChennai

Mohana Arun shares her experiences as to why being interdependent is important than being independent. While being independent is glorified by our society, the vital dependent nature of human existence is vastly ignored. The talk strikes a balance between individuality and coexistence by being interdependent. Mohana Arun is currently a student at Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai. As an engineering graduate, she has prior experience in working as an Application Engineer at Johnson Controls, Mumbai. After her two-year career in Mumbai, she returned to

[nilaypatel]

10:00 to 10:10 is Conclusion, "Man & Woman try to be Independent from Family/ Friends/ Life Partner / Child etc.
But Reality is that Independent life is just myth. We all Can't ignore Family & Friends

[jithumpa]

Being independent doesn't mean you have to stay away from your family and friends! It's all about finding real treasure with in you and co-existing with in the community.

[PrakashKumar-ispe]

Really felt cozy....and nostalgic. ...over the charismatic speech on being interdependent rather than being independent straight out. 👏👏

[sridhare]

One of best speech I've ever seen. Soulful words and Encouraging face with charming smile. 👏👏👏👏

[ajayganesh]

Nice speech for my career because I am preparing bank exam...so, I daily listen in this type of speech but your message on personality is so beautiful.

[sunny]

She must be blessed with a loving family, her smile tells it all

[mohanh]

Awesome presentation. You have done a great job of explaining the true meaning of interdependence. God bless you.

[jisacs]

I am very happy to see people talking about being "happily dependent". Honestly, I always wonder why people think being independent is bliss. You explained it correctly. Interdependence is the real bliss. Especially in this world where men and women have their own challenges, interdependence is the best solution.
Let us not live a lonely life by being willfully blindfolded where we have people around us to remove the blindfold for us.

[NaveenKumar-uktm]

The same thing which you felt in Mumbai i felt in Chennai...And came to my hometown in Andhra.... Really well structured speech...What a clarity of thought....Kudos to you....

[ashk]

Extraordinary clarity, Phenomenal articulation and insightful observations. Easily, one of the finest I have heard. This will be a signature talk in the field of social anthropology. Mohana Arun, you rock!

[sangeetharv]

I literally said woww when the video ended . awesome articulation. It just came for me in no better time than this.

[nanifriendly]

Astounding immensely clear about the chosen content & delivered as like as mild river flow, , , , Looking forward to here more from you, , ,

[srinivasankanniah]

The best talk show I heard so far...beautiful choice of words..

[indukala]

Such a clear speech, clear thought and clear voice

[numbercrunchies]

Truly speaking...it was like watching a thriller movie and waiting to see the end sitting on the edge of a seat. Hats off to you Ms. Mohana Arun. The ending was truly poetic. I am also a person who is obsessed of being independent. But yes, it is always nice to be pampered by your family members and friends who cares for you and is concerned about you.

[giribankersgally]

Wonderful message and motivation those who are preparing certain types of jobs... Very good message

[bellaokojie]

Wow. Powerful! It's amazing how people are able to put your thoughts and ideas in words and you're just like, "yessss, you get it! That's all I'm sayin'!!!!" Lol. Well done, Mohana!

[venkatjee]

Good presentation, very clear voice ... And i got a clear message ...

[katara]

Great speech! The tranquility and satisfaction of interdependence shouldn't come at the cost of chasing after independence!

[ramasubramaniannambi]

Simply fantastic.What a wonderful presentation ! Great !!