Early in my journey as a speaker, I believed that good communication was all about how well we speak.  I focused on clear thoughts, strong words, and confident delivery. Experience slowly taught me otherwise. Some of the most impactful conversations I have had were with people who spoke very little but listened with complete attention. Their responses were thoughtful. Their words carried weight. And when they finally spoke, people listened. That shift in understanding brings

Thirukkural Week 5 When I was in 6th grade, I kept hearing about a Tamil teacher from another section, Malathy ma’am. My friends spoke about how she could transport students into the world of Tamil, her spontaneous humour, her command over the classroom, and above all, her deep love for the language. I had always enjoyed Tamil and consistently did well in the subject. Yet, I longed to experience her words. In 8th grade, it finally happened. Every Tamil class with her felt spe

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