Vasu Jain

Explorer, Musician, Student, World traveler

Let those who desire respectability have it- I wanted freedom, freedom to indulge in whatever whim struck my fancy, freedom to seek out the beautiful, happy, and melodic in the farthest corners of the globe.

Music, Travel, Tennis, Food and Sunrise. I love practical applications and all the previously stated passion of mine are derived from that thought. All these narrate chapters to me and in exchange I narrate some of mine back to them.

Consider your life as a book, and each lesson you've learned as a chapter. You may either read that chapter over and again because you don't understand it, or you can read the following chapter to grasp the previous chapter and then keep continuing till you either end on a joyful note or don't end with it at all.

Economics, Finance, Marketing

There was a sense of helplessness and despair among all of us throughout COVID, but it escalates when it becomes personal. TEDx was an oasis for me during those restless nights and exhausting mornings. Observing individuals speak about their experiences, impairments, and difficult times, I realised gratitude was the missing part, and it was then all about moving forward and never looking back. Being on stage since childhood and engaging in extempores, speeches, debates, or simply as an artist, such as being a member of the choir, one would expect to have that comfort by the time they reach middle school, but there I was, terrified of being evaluated and speaking in public. But, in seventh grade, I found TEDx and began listening to people's thoughts and stories, as well as their confidence in telling them, whether it was a sad memory or a happy occasion. I eventually became comfortable on stage by first practising and vocalising in front of a mirror, then during family occasions, and then in front of the broader public. As I have stated, TEDx is a personal connection for me, for which I am glad. “Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you’ll look back and realise they were the big things.”

Photography, Cooking, Baking and Research.