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Excellent. God bless you Girish.

Thank you for this. I can relate to her experiences. Working at the grassroots level can be mentally and physically exhausting, but individuals who act as catalysts in the process make it more manageable. I look forward to more such conversations.

Thank you for the new lesson.❤

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please share some realistic motivational stories.. nice efforts by you

My favourite bit is about how spaces matter. On some rare occasions that I step out of my home other than for work, I almost feel my mind opening up!

Hey was so good to see this. I could clearly recall your mannerisms and ways of speaking from college days :) I could echo with a lot things you shared in this video... :)

Asking for takeaways will work only if the speaker managed to keep the audience engaged and successful with the first four.... Having said that, thanks for sharing... Very insightful and useful.... I also think making the discussion interactive is the key... No one likes monologues

Amazing techniques ! Thankyou for sharing !

Very helpful😊

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Great talk as always.😊

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An uninformed conversation. The expert starts out that she has " noticed climate change in the past two year..." She has noticed hot weather in the course of two years, climate is long term weather conditions over decades, not two years, or even five years. The "Pre-Industrial average climate" years are specifically picked to amplify the current warming trend. We do have more comprehensive data, but it might not fit with certain theories - don't use data that contradicts your theory. The planet has been warming since the last ice age , for the past 10,000 years. Trends almost always accelerate, until they stop. How did we get here? She starts in the past 100 years, or the past 60-70 years. Why? Why not address the climate as far back as possible and explain much hotter climates of the past and periods when there was twice the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere? why because it does not fit her knowledge or agenda. We should take care of our planet as best we can. Again, Americans and Europeans dictating to the rest of the world. Most of the lithium technology on which many of these solutions are based have hideous implications for the developing countries in which the lithium is mined, including the employment of children as young as 12 years old to mine lithium, while the USA blocks domestic lithium mining because of '"environmental concerns." Please explore this topic more thoroughly to provide your viewers with a more accurate outlook of this issue.

Amazing part 2 as well! Gonna share it with a bunch of people around me!

Great conversation! Sailee has explained the basics of the problem and the solutions very well!

Very thought-provoking talk GIreesh! Really glad I had the good fortune to see this talk in person! God bless! And can't wait to hear what new things you're upto in your new career!

Loved the talk, we should normalize sabbaticals :)

Thanks for this Girish. Loved the trapeze transition example. I am so glad many are realising the importance of that transition as an integral part of their life which should be seen as 'make' rather than 'break'. Many may not yet muster the courage (as you mentioned for different reasons) to do it but the fact that it is being normalised by likes of you gives many a lot of faith- 'we can and it's absolutely alright'. Also lovely how this talk acts as a mini yet flexible guide book how it could be the most constructive trapeze transit, as I would like to call it, where we discover deeply ourselves in connection with others and the outside world.

Yeah Girish! Loved your casual but thought provoking talk. Surely to be shared with people i care for.

Great session, really related to what you said. Thanks for putting this up!

Amazing insights from the episode. Thanks for sharing.

super insightful Girish, thank you so much for taking this initiative!! very very educational

Terrific work.

Not me having a panic attack when he said a lifetime is just 550 weeks

Neeeed moreee videeos!

What are some best practices on compensation and benefits that you implement in your organization? Do share!

Excellent Work. Lots of insights.

I would like to meet her. please share her contact details to meet her if someone knows

I would like to meet her. please share her contact details if someone knows ?

Excellent interview. Kudos to both the participants. Really gives a lot of insights to a layman.

Love this so much! You go Saileeee♥️♥️💫💫

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You have touched a very topical, very relevant topic. There are many subtle scientific nuances that even well-educated persons normally do not grasp. Gireesh, thanks for providing excellent insights !

Very apt balance of breadth and depth of topics covered. Great conversation!!

Sir this lecture is very nice Actually your speaking skills are very nice 😊 Its like engaging too I liked your class in moulding model citizens day before yesterday a lottt Btw I am Sreelakshmy... Very energetic sir 🤩🥳

What's one action you plan to take towards mitigating climate change?

Leadership par excellence. He is an embodiment of an authentic and visionary leader. Scientific temperament, humility, open-door approach to people and purpose driven- it’s rare to see all these qualities coming together. Everything that he spoke was filled with wisdom . His idea around building a developed nation, play to win, unconventional thinking …can’t overlook anything ! Credits to you for this free flowing dialogue.

Watched both episodes. The fact that Dr Athre was a visionary, who did vibe with the youngsters of DRDO, is known to many of us. But the way Gireesh, the Interviewer , brought it out, is a lesson for all prospective Interviewers of great achievers and professionals . When you dialogue with path blazers, you need to be a patient listener, intervening only to elucidate a subtle point. Girlish has done that marvelously. I wish him more success. I am not aware of Gireesh's credentials and background, but he has done a thorough research on his subject before meeting Dr Athre. That's for sure! Congrats !

Insightful conversation with great revolutionary.. excellent

Excellent Interview by Gireesh. Final comments are given in the Part 2 / 2 - Ramesh P Pai

A lucid interview by the youngster. And many more things to learn & adapt for a successful career from the interviewer - Ramesh P Pai

Involving the customers (or stakeholders) throughout the journey of development, as he said NPOL did. It's the kind of common sense that's not so common!

I have known Dr Aatre for over 30 years and worked with him till he retired in 2004. I too left organization in 2005. Took early retirement. He is very good narrator, guide, speaker and technologist. His views are full of thoughts and facts. Present situation more since 2014 isn’t conducive for science and tech. As he said India can’t be developed unless we keep talent within and not allow them to go out by creating right atmosphere. Rajiv Canada

Confusing industrial production with technology, I totally resonated with that idea. This video left me with thoughts on Play to win, the importance of reading and how national development must address social concerns while also supporting a long term vision on science and technology.

Throws lot of light into what it makes to be a leader. lots of tips on how to make ones life feel worth-lived for. Never stuck in a familiar groove. always looking for more purpose with passion. Well done Girish. Salutes to Dr Aatre!

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What were your reflections from the discussion? Do drop in the comments!

I reflected a lot on how one builds a life and career, looking at Dr. Aatre's. What were you reflections? Do drop them in!