The Pursuit of Happiness | Anil Keshari Shah | TEDxSoftwarica College

In this enlightening TED Talk, our speaker shares his insights on happiness and personal growth, drawing from his experiences in Nepal and beyond. He begins by emphasizing the importance of preserving the unique identity of Nepal, a sentiment that extends to his belief that everyone should strive to be the best version of themselves.
He posits that the ultimate objective of life is to be happy, a goal that is often misunderstood. He challenges traditional notions of happiness, arguing that friends and family, while important, do not guarantee happiness.
He introduces the five ingredients of happiness as he sees them: money, health, power, the willingness to be greater and good, and the acceptance of one's children as they are-a son like a son, a daughter like a daughter.
He underscores the importance of financial stability but also cautions against seeing it as the sole source of happiness. He echoes the age-old wisdom that 'Health is Wealth', and discusses the role of power, not as a means of control but as a tool for effecting positive change.
Anil Keshari Shah is a highly respected figure in the banking industry of Nepal, known for his entrepreneurial spirit and leadership skills. Born on August 1, 1973, in Kathmandu, Nepal, Shah has made significant contributions to the banking sector and has been instrumental in shaping the financial landscape of the country.
Shah's journey in the banking sector began in 1991 when he joined Nepal Grindlays Bank, which is now known as Standard Chartered Bank. Starting in an assisting position with a modest salary of Rs.3,500, Shah's dedication and hard work saw him rise through the ranks to become the Head of the consumer bank and Chief Operating Officer of the bank.
In 2018, Shah was appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of Nabil Bank, becoming the first Nepali CEO in the history of banking in Nepal. Under his leadership, Nabil Bank became the number one bank in Nepal. Shah attributes this success to the extensive teamwork of the board of directors and everyone working at the bank. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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Very nice speech

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wow, so proud

[@SantoshXXD]

I watched this presentation till the end. Moral: Nepalese people need moral education badly! 🙏

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wow