A day to day life challenges us every so often. Every day, you know, everyone is met with a new challenge or something difficult that they God, they could not face, but they eventually have to face, have to overcome. Judy, I’d like to talk about something that difficult that I attempted and surprisingly, successfully completed as well was when I gave uh, presentation at the IDA, which is Indian Dental Association Conference was stated on the end of our last year in December. It was a 2 day conference where the participants had to present on the topic about the recent development in the field of dentistry. Initially, I was not very keen on past participating in the presentation, but I was encouraged by my teachers, my friends, My parents as well to attempt that because it was something new And the reason I did not want to do that do that because I’m naturally a very shy person I don’t like to speak in front of a gathering or in front of people Many people are in fact of a party because I’m introvert, essentially. But I attempted the presentation with a blank mine because I had blacked out at that time, and then surprisingly received a very warm feedback from the senior doctors that were present in the event. They complimented my they complimented my presentation. The detail, including presentation as well as my speaking as well as my
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A day-to-day life challenges us every so often. Every day, you know, everyone is met with a new challenge or something difficult that they could not face, but they eventually have to face, have to overcome. Judy, I'd like to talk about something difficult that I attempted and surprisingly, successfully completed as well, was when I gave a presentation at the IDA, which is the Indian Dental Association Conference, stated at the end of last year in December. It was a 2-day conference where the participants had to present on the topic about the recent developments in the field of dentistry. Initially, I was not very keen on participating in the presentation, but I was encouraged by my teachers, my friends, my parents as well to attempt that because it was something new. And the reason I did not want to do that was because I'm naturally a very shy person; I don't like to speak in front of a gathering or in front of people. Many people, in fact, are afraid of public speaking because I'm an introvert, essentially. But I attempted the presentation with a blank mind because I had blacked out at that time, and then surprisingly received very warm feedback from the senior doctors that were present in the event. They complimented my presentation, including the details, as well as my speaking skills as well.
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