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Thank you, thank you.
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So my father used to always tell me something which I want to share with you.
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That why do you want to fit inside a glass slipper?
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You know like we were told,
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like Cinderella did, why do you want to fit inside a glass slipper when you can shatter the glass ceiling?
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I want to tell you a little secret.
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I'm not very fond of this phrase, breaking the glass ceiling.
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Why does it annoy me?
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Because it takes the context of everything that I have done,
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all my achievements, all my hard work and puts it into a box.
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As if my ambition was,
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I want to find a glass ceiling and break it.
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Not at all.
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To be really honest, I was never in a mission to break, to shatter anything.
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All I wanted was to chase my dreams, my ambitions.
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I wanted to evolve.
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I wanted to become the best version of me that I could be.
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And of course, in Priyanka Chopra style,
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along the way, I wanted to smash and break every obstacle that came my way,
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which I did.
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But that does not mean that the glass ceiling doesn't exist.
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Of course it exists.
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And countless of women and men,
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mostly women, run into it in their professional and personal lives.
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And I'm sure a lot of you can vouch for that right now.
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The Oxford Dictionary definition of the glass ceiling is an unacknowledged barrier to advancement in a profession,
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especially affecting women and members of minorities from rising beyond a certain level in a hierarchy.
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And this metaphor was first coined by feminists in reference to barriers and careers of high achieving women.
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So why did I choose it as my topic for today if I hated it so much?
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Because I hope through my experiences I can present to you the tools to live your dream
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and to not make that glass ceiling that is defined by society largely patriarchal as your goal.
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I want you to aim higher because you know you can.
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And it's honestly all I did.
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Every step of the way,
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all I did was set a higher standard.
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How did I get here?
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By being fierce.
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By being fearless.
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And by being flawed.
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Completely and utterly flawed.
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I'm not perfect.
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Like none of us are.
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So tonight I'm going to try and break it down for you a little bit in a slightly different way.
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I present the 12 show-shot,
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show-fire ways of becoming Priyanka Chopra.
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Would you like that?
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Sorry, I was just kidding because us millennials,
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we don't like to be told what to do.
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So this is a gentle nudge in the right direction,
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presenting PC's 12 rules of becoming the best version of yourself.
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So here are a few of my favorites from my list.
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There's only one you, okay?
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Because there's no one like you.
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And I don't mean the superfluous, superficial parts.
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I'm talking about the core of you,
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who you are inside, your values, your beliefs, your flaws.
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And once you understand who really that person is,
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you would have taken the first step in finding your unique self.
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And that is the best version of you.
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Who am I really?
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Most often we don't allow ourselves the ability to dream beyond our imagination.
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We don't allow ourselves to think about the future because we are afraid of change.
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We are afraid to move away from what is familiar.
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Either that or sometimes, you know,
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we are too rigid to let our dreams evolve.
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Loosen up, you know, shake it off a little bit.
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Change is the only constant thing in life
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and you are never too old or never too experienced to learn something new something new.
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Believe that you have everything already as your brahmastra in your will to be able to be and achieve your dreams.
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Be fearless.
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I know I wanted to become an aeronautical engineer.
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What am I today?
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I'm an actor, I'm a singer,
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I'm an author, I'm a producer, I'm an artist.
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How did I go from becoming an engineer to all of these things?
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I made choices the choices that I wanted for myself So that is my rule number two
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Let your dreams fly Give them wings Be who you want to be just by being fearless
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Now opportunities that's another important part of being fearless.
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They're a very funny thing aren't these opportunities? they don't come very often.
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They come far and few in between.
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But when they do, do we recognize them?
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Our job is to recognize them and make the most of them.
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I look back on all the things that I've done and I marvel at the opportunities that came my way.
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Miss India, Miss World, when I was in Bareilly in army school,
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my first film offer, my first music single,
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the first film I actually produced.
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There was never a plan, ever.
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More like the universe sort of guiding me towards these opportunities.
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All I had to do was recognize them and make sure I worked
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so hard that I squeezed every drop out of these opportunities.
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This, ladies and gentlemen, is called drive.
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It's called ambition.
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So no matter where you are in life rule number three
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is you have never arrived enough to explore new opportunities and there's nothing wrong with being ambitious ladies listen to me
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now for all of you guys who like everything in life
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I don't think there's anything wrong with wanting to have the whole cake and eat it too nothing wrong I want everything.
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I need everything.
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And there is nothing wrong with that.
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As long as you're not harming someone or doing something wrong,
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don't be scared to want more for yourself than you ever thought you could.
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I'll give you a small example.
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A few years ago, I was shooting a film called Dawn 2.
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You've heard of that, right?
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So it was chosen to be shown at the Berlin Film Festival, Berlinale.
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And my entire team was flying for the premiere.
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and it was very exciting time
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but at the same time I was invited for the first time to attend the Grammy Awards in LA
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so now
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and I was doing music it was this big choice both
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the events were literally taking place one day apart in completely different time zones Berlin
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and LA my team
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and everyone around me told me no it can never happen you have to choose what is your priority
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and you You know what I did?
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I made some insane connections.
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Mumbai to London, London to Berlin,
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Berlin to Amsterdam, Amsterdam to LA,
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LA to Mumbai in three days.
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And I made it happen.
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I went to both events and I looked great at both events.
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Even though I hadn't slept,
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it took a little bit of extra makeup.
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But I was fine.
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And that's not the only time I've done it.
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I've done it so many times over and over again.
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Why?
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Because I don't want anyone to tell me I can't have everything.
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I want to dream of everything and I'll have everything.
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So rule number four, be greedy.
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Be greedy for your ambitions.
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Be hungry for it.
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Don't live on someone else's benchmarks.
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We are told so many times in our life, your responsibility is this.
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This is who you should be.
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who can tell you who you should be?
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Don't let anyone or any situation dictate to you who you are and who you can be.
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I know it's very much easier said than done.
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I know that because I've done it.
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But fight for your dreams.
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Because no one else is going to fight for your dreams except you.
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I've turned down so many roles,
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opportunities because they did not fit into what I thought at that time was the right thing for me.
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So today, my path is just my own.
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It belongs to no one.
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My failures, my successes, all of it,
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mine, my journey, all of it is mine.
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So rule number five, do not compromise.
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Do not settle on your dreams.
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Now who likes to fail?
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What?
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What?
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At least 15 people have taken their hands.
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I am really confused with audience right now.
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Would you like to fail?
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Well, I'm not talking to you guys then.
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I'm talking to those guys who hate to fail.
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Because I hate to fail.
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It's really as simple as that.
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It takes tubs and tubs of ice cream,
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lots of tissues, lots of tears,
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lots of drama baazi, my mother,
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my best friends, my family,
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everybody making me feel better about it about it,
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but the one thing that is as certain as night and day,
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ladies and gentlemen, is that you will fail.
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It's just how it is.
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And there is nothing that you can do to stop that.
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It's what you do after that will define where you go.
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When something I've invested...
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Thank Thank you.
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Thank you.
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When something I've invested in my heart and my soul,
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which I do with everything that I actually put my mind to,
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if that fails, I don't just wallow in self-pity.
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I roll myself in it.
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I roll around in it.
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I wrap myself in it,
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head to toes, self-pity, self-pity, self-pity.
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It's not a pretty sight.
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I can tell you that who's sitting right here has witnessed it many times
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but then I get up cry a little dust myself off
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and dive straight back into life
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because the only way to push failure aside is to move ahead not ignore it analyze it
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and learn from it always remember you will never truly enjoy success until you have tasted failure
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and trust me when I tell you it tastes like shit.
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It really does.
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So rule number six, fail,
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fail, fail again and then rise like a phoenix.
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Now what is life without a little bit of a risk, right?
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I'm not an adrenaline junkie.
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I'm not telling you to go off roller coasters or anything.
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I've always believed that you have to take risks,
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calculated, educated risks to evolve.
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Because if you've not truly explored the full extent of your possibilities,
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you'll always remain stagnant.
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People have written me off several times in my career.
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Sometimes they didn't agree with my choices.
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When I played a negative character in my film Aitras,
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very early in my career,
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I was told I'll be a vamp and no one will cast me as a heroine.
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When I took on a female-centric film called Fashion,
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again, very early on in my career,
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I was told that was not norm.
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When I signed a US TV show at the height of my film career in India,
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each time the risks were huge,
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the stakes were high and the repercussions could have been,
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to say not the least, career ending.
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Thank God they weren't and I'm still standing in front of you.
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I really appreciate God.
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I don't know what will happen going forward but as of now,
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I can say that my risks and the gamble was worth it.
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You know why?
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Because I backed up those risks with my hundred percent.
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So rule number seven, be bold and take these risks.
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Now, friends, family, the people you work with,
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the people around us are our greatest influencers in your journey to success.
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So you have to choose very wisely.
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Rule number eight, surround yourself with the right people who do not stab you in the back.
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Now who's into social media?
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Who's on social media?
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Raise your hands.
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Yeah, we like it.
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I like it.
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We can raise our hands.
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All right, it's almost everyone.
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Now keep your hands raised if you have ever been upset by like a bad comment
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that you may have read on a photograph or like on Facebook
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or when you've posted something and sometimes you know it's like why do people have to be mean?
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Yeah, so there's a lot of you right?
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Guys, please let me just tell you this,
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no matter what you do,
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someone will always be unhappy.
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Always.
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Especially in this age of social media,
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it's so easy for us to be confused between the voices
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that actually matter and the opinions of faceless people writing behind the anonymity of what the web offers.
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They don't matter.
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So rule number nine, you can never please everyone all the time.
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And the biggest favor that you will all do to yourselves will be to laugh at yourself,
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at situations, Find a moment to appreciate every single day this funny thing called life.
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And that's my most important rule number 10.
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Don't take yourself too seriously.
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We're not making rockets.
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Alright?
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Calm down, have fun, and just enjoy this beautiful journey that we've been put on.
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I do that.
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In the meanwhile, hi.
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I'm not sure how to know.
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Two other rules are just.
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It's really not that hard,
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in my experience, to be kind,
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to be compassionate, to be human.
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You will never know someone else's full story,
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so don't be quick to judge.
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My mother, who's here tonight with the rest of my family,
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this entire front row is very Chopra and Okhwari right now.
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She taught me when I was very,
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very young that there is always someone who will be less fortunate than you.
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Always.
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So give back wherever you can.
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There's a huge reason I started my foundation.
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I lend my voice to UNICEF,
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Girl Up and causes that I'm associated with.
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Because we have one world and it's ours.
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And we need to heal it.
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And that starts with us.
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So that is my rule number 11.
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Give back.
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And finally, the most important one.
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Always remember where you came from.
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It's truly what defines you.
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So I'm a proud Indian,
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an army ki beti, daughter of two doctors with a middle class upbringing and ginormous families who I love on both sides.
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We've seen good times, we've seen bad times,
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we've seen hardships, we've seen pain,
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laughter, sadness, but that is what has made me who I am.
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And I wear that with pride every day and everywhere that I go.
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So last and definitely not the least,
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rule number 12, don't ever forget your roots and where you came from.
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I hope you take some of what I have shared with you today
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and go into the new year with maybe a different perspective on life and start 2018 with being fierce,
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fearless, and flawed.
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Yeah, that's it.
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That's it.
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I read this somewhere and kind of stuck with me,
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and I hope it'll stick with you.
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life's journey is not to arrive at your graveside safely in a well-preserved body
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but rather to skid in sideways completely worn out
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and say holy shit that was a ride
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that is how I want to go so to sum up this incredible journey
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that I have been on I stand before you today weathered by life
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but happy and and raring to do so much more.
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I'll see you on the other side.
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Namaste.
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Wichtige Vokabeln & Redewendungen
- Glass ceiling - Ein unerkannter Barriere, die die Beförderung von Frauen und Minderheiten in Berufen behindert.
- Chase your dreams - Verfolge deine Träume, ein Aufruf, aktiv nach den eigenen Zielen zu streben.
- Best version of yourself - Die beste Version deiner selbst, eine Aufforderung zur Selbstoptimierung und persönlichem Wachstum.
- Break the glass ceiling - Das Sprengen der gesellschaftlichen Grenzen für persönlichen und beruflichen Erfolg.
- Be fearless - Sei furchtlos, eine Ermutigung, Ängste zu überwinden und Herausforderungen anzugehen.
- Embrace change - Veränderung annehmen, eine wichtige Fähigkeit, um im Leben und Beruf erfolgreich zu sein.
- Unique self - Das einzigartige Selbst, betont die Individualität und die Eigenheiten jedes Einzelnen.
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