The HappYness Helix Podcast Episode 5
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
- Join Professor Chandramouli and Cheenu on the HappYness Helix podcast as they debunk engineering hierarchies, explore the importance of every engineering field, and discuss why recognition is crucial in modern society. Discover how humans are the only species that have to pay to live and why this ties directly to recognition. Don't miss this enlightening and thought-provoking discussion! Smart people know all engineering fields are important! 📚💡 Exciting insights await on the HappYness Helix podcast! #EngineeringExcellence #Recognition #HappYnessHelix #Podcast
Dear Profs.
Thank you for your valuable time spent on making this wonderful video. In fact, as mentioned towards the end, the knowledge and wisdom shared here are similar to one done by genuine spiritual leaders though the interesting thing here is, it's lovely to listen them in engineering language. Also, as mentioned by the Prof. touching upon several individuals lives thereby making a contribution to the entire human hood both present and future is a true blessing to the Prof. by the almighty! Being one of his disciples I pray for his inspirations to make many more patriotic persons. @Cheenu Sir, Once again Heartfelt thanks for this giving us this rare gem in form of Happyness podcasts! - VishnuKumar.
Our nation is fortunate to have people like Prof Mouli serving it. He is among those unsung, unrecognized, unrewarded, selfless individuals whose purpose in life is to serve without ever stopping to think whether and how the service would advance their career. It is apropos to quote the verse from the Gita, "one who does all work as offerings to the Lord abandoning attachment to the results is as untouched by sin as the lotus leaf is untouched by water"
GS. Three hours of podcast is too long to sustain attention, even with the best content. Suggestion, to segmentise and split into three parts of an hour each.
@@malir2377this is a considered approach. Maybe the viewer can watch it as per their convenience.
@@malir2377it's a considered approach to offer long form content. And allow the viewer / listener the option of segmentation according to their individual convenience. Hopefully in the next 5 years this content will reach its intended audiences.