Transforming Challenges into Confidence | Dr. Sareesha Shrestha | TEDxKathmanduUniversity
In this inspiring TEDx talk at Kathmandu University, Dr. Sareesha Shrestha shares her personal journey of embracing the GRIT mantra (Get Uncomfortable, Rewrite the Narrative, Invest in Progress not in Perfection, and Take Ownership) and how it has been instrumental in her evolution from a reserved student to a confident leader. As Miss Nepal Earth 2022, a dedicated medical professional, and founder of the NGO Sahayatri, Dr. Shrestha delves into the pivotal moments where applying the principles of GRIT enabled her to overcome challenges, pursue her passions, and make a meaningful impact in her community. Her story underscores the transformative power of perseverance and self-belief in achieving one's goals. Dr. Sareesha Shrestha, crowned Miss Nepal Earth 2022, is a multifaceted individual blending intellect, compassion, and purpose. A medical doctor with an MBBS degree from Tribhuvan University, she earned the prestigious TU Gold Medal for academic excellence. She is also the founder of Sahayatri, an initiative dedicated to empowering communities through healthcare, education, and sustainable development. Known for her dynamic public speaking skills, Dr. Sareesha is a sought-after emcee who brings energy and professionalism to every event she hosts. She holds a world record for her outstanding achievements and is currently pursuing the Safety, Quality, Informatics, and Leadership (SQIL) program at Harvard Medical School (2024), focusing on advancing healthcare innovation and quality management. With her diverse accomplishments and unwavering dedication, she continues to inspire and create a meaningful impact both in Nepal and on global platforms. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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