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Are you a corporate professional struggling with stage fear or nervousness in important meetings? 🤔

Joshua Motikya, Practical Public Speaking Trainer offers the best practical public speaking training in Hyderabad and India to transform your communication skills.

Create Visibility, Authority and Credibility at Workplace.

With 17+ years of corporate experience (including 9+ years at Bank of America and HSBC Brazil) and having trained 1000+ professionals, our program is specifically designed to help senior executives:

✅ Overcome stage fear and nervousness permanently
✅ Excel in high-stakes presentations and leadership communication
✅ Gain visibility with senior management and stakeholders
✅ Accelerate career growth through confident communication

Why we're recognized as the best practical public speaking training in India:
🟢 Corporate-proven techniques from a trainer who's been in your shoes.
🟢 Real-world methodology that works in boardrooms and client meetings
🟢 Personalized coaching unlike generic public speaking courses
🟢 Hyderabad-based training with pan-India impact

Our alumni from top MNCs have achieved 💯

🔥 Promotions and higher compensation packages
🔥 Greater leadership influence
🔥 Unshakable confidence in all speaking situations

Whether you're in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Mumbai, or Delhi, this is the most effective practical public speaking training in India for professionals who want to transform from average to awesome speakers.

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Joshua Motikya

Thank you for stopping by!:)

I'm Palakh, a 22-year-old Youth Changemaker, 3xTEDx speaker, Mentor and environmentalist.

Featured on Times Square, NY, I am honored to be recognised as Asia's 100 Women Power Leaders, BusinessWorld Wellbeing's 30 Under 30, and India’s 20 Under 20. 

Amongst the 8 selected participants from India at the BRICS International School 2025 in Moscow, I’ve also represented and shared the youth voice at the Second World Summit for Social Development 2025 in Doha.

I am also one of the TOP 25 Unstoppable Creators of 2024, given by Unstop. I’ve had the honor of being featured amongst 75 women leaders in India in UN Women’s coffee-table book highlighting 75 stories of women leadership across India.

➡️ I’m a founder- Working towards talking about all things that matter and get ignored, with, by and for young people.

➡️ A mentor and teacher

➡️ Environment & SDGs advocate-Working towards creating awareness and action towards the sustainable development goals through various initiatives.

➡️ And a Youth Changemaker- All in to be a catalyst for change!

If you wish to connect with me, please do so through DM or email at palakhkhanna20@gmail.com.

Palakh Khanna

I’m 22, here are 3 networking tips I learnt in under 2 mins-

Save this post, and let's dive right into it-

Number 1: Be clear with your intent-Networking without intent isn’t networking. It’s rushed conversations.

Number 2: The 48 hour Impact window- Reach out within 48 hours of interacting with someone- It usually helps in recall, since it’s still recent!:)

Number 3: Mini cliffhangers in conversations- If you’re nervous about following up online, mini cliffhanger in conversations are genius! 

Essentially, it’s saying I’ll love to share more about this post our conversation, leaving room for a follow up :) Someone recently did this when they were talking to me and it was simple yet powerful.

And yes, remember networking isn’t a task, it’s building genuine connections, so be as intentional and genuine as possible :)

Any other tips you would add to this list?

Follow Palakh Khanna and comment below if you’ll like a Part 2 of this!

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“We started it for my daughter”, he said in his pitch,
And it stayed with me.

Just watched Guugly Wuugly’s pitch in Shark Tank India - and it was a lesson in perseverance, conviction and so much honesty!

Standing beside him was someone much smaller-his daughter, quietly present in the room.

The pitch was honest.
The questions were tough.
But the “why”, the journey and the founder’s conviction made it deeply heartfelt.

While the pitch didn’t end in funding, the Sharks suggestion to connect later, for mentorship and guidance beyond funding was a hopeful end!

The new season of Shark Tank India is now live, and stories like these are a powerful reminder of why the platform exists.

To make space for honest journeys, the ups, the downs and everything in between.

To celebrate intent, effort, and perseverance and how founders genuinely put so much on the line.

P.S. Are you tuning into Shark Tank Season 5, at 8 PM on Sony LIV? (You can stream it 2 hours before it airs on TV!) 

#SharkTankIndia #5yearsofSharkTankIndia

So excited to share- I recently gave my 4th TEDx talk!✨

So grateful for the opportunity to share my voice and ideas across!

Thank you to team TEDxSIUHinjewadi, Pune for having me!

Stay tuned for the talk :)

900+ people across 2 rooms. 
What an experience! 🙌🏻

I was recently in Ahmedabad for an event and what an experience it was!

Through my speaker session, we talked about everything from personal branding to networking for students and more.

The session ended with some lovely interactions, thoughtful questions and in-depth conversations on growth, building a strong network and how one can get started!

3 important takeaways from the session & the conversations I had :) -

📌 Many people are confused about finding the right niche for themselves, trust me your niche doesn’t have to be restricted to one thing- It can be 2-3 topics, being shared through your POV!

📌 Cold DMs still work, but you need to be intentional, respectful and crisp.

📌 Networking is still an underrated skill, one that we must develop intentionally, keeping its true meaning in mind :)

Thank you to team AdityaVat, Institute of Management, Nirma University and Nirma University for having me! :)

Almost all my closest friends were outstation students.
And while I didn’t move cities, I watched it shape the people I love.

Because the first thing independence teaches you isn’t freedom.

It’s responsibility. Responsibility of your time, health, and energy.

And while I stayed back, I watched their version of adulting unfold from the outside.

Late-night calls where they sounded exhausted.
Messages about back pains, long hours and never ending chores.

Jokes about skipping workouts because “there’s no decent gym nearby anyway.”

Independence looked exciting on the surface.
But underneath, it was messy and tiring.

Recently, during a catch-up with a friend, we laughed about those early days when health was always postponed.
How routines disappeared, and how living arrangements quietly dictated well-being.

That conversation made one thing clear:
Adulting feels harder when your living space doesn’t support you.

When food is uncertain,
when safety is a constant concern,
when staying active feels inconvenient, everything else starts slipping too.

But the story is different for one of my friends who stays at a Stanza Living property. And they are a support system that provides something very important when you're in an unknown city - convenience.

A space designed around everyday realities. Nutritious meals, laundry, security, seamless app-based management. Everything predictable. On time. Reliable.

And a gym that makes taking care of your health feel normal, not optional.
Not luxury.
Just thoughtfulness.

Because when the basics are handled, you finally get mental space to focus on studies, work, friendships, and yourself.

Sometimes, the difference between surviving a new city and settling into it
is having a place that quietly supports you.

Adulting doesn’t need to feel lonely.
Sometimes, it just needs the right place to call home.

Having been a part of 100+ events, here's the trick l've learnt about networking-

✨Follow the "QCBC" format ✨

Something I created to plan my conversations better!

Want to know what that means?
1. "Q"- Question- Ask open ended yet insightful questions to understand the person's work and interest areas.

2. "C"- Common areas- Understand where you find similarities with them! It can be in the areas they work in, areas they are interested in, journey, challenges they faced, anything simple yet meaningful!

3. "B"- Build the conversation- Once you know the common areas where you align and can potentially collaborate on, build the conversation in that way.

Please be as real and authentic as possible- Having meaningful conversations is what matters!:)

4. "C"- Conclusion- Always end the conversation on a strong and inspiring note- Leaves a powerful first impression!

Reshare this post to help others and follow Palakh for more posts like these!:)

2024: Everyone talked about content.
2026: They're talking about storytelling.

Honestly, both are intertwined deeply.

Storytelling is about content that makes people feel, remember, and connect.

And we see it everywhere- Creator content, brands using it in their marketing, journeys being shared through a story format.

All of it. And trust me, every post, every conversation & every idea has an inherent story.

It’s about how you bring it to the table :)

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