Tu título no define tu destino | Soniya Agarwal K Agarwal K | TEDxCNS Pune Youth

Charla de TEDxCNS Pune Youth a cargo de Sonia Agarwal Konjeti, emprendedora y creadora de comunidades, sobre cómo una carrera profesional puede tomar rumbos inesperados. Relata su paso de estudios de comercio y periodismo al trabajo corporativo y la docencia, y después a la creación de una comunidad para mujeres. La charla aborda el aprendizaje, el desaprendizaje, la resiliencia y la colaboración. Sostiene que la educación puede servir de formas que no siempre se esperan.

• Trayectoria desde comercio y periodismo hasta el trabajo corporativo, la docencia y el emprendimiento
• Por qué el fracaso no es lo opuesto al éxito
• Aprendizaje, desaprendizaje, resiliencia y colaboración

What happens when life takes you somewhere your education never prepared you for? Sonia Agarwal Konjeti's journey took her from studying commerce and journalism to working in the corporate world, becoming a teacher, and eventually building a community that empowers women. Along the way, she discovered that careers rarely follow a straight line and that every experience can teach us something valuable. Through her journey as a community builder and social entrepreneur, Sonia explores the power of learning, unlearning, resilience, and collaboration. She shares why failure is not the opposite of success, why we don't need to have our entire lives figured out at 18, and how our education can serve us in ways we never expected. Her message is simple: You may not always choose where life takes you, but you can choose how you write your next chapter. Sonia Agarwal is an entrepreneur, community builder, and social impact advocate. She is the founder of PULA Pune Ladies, a women's community focused on connection, entrepreneurship, and empowerment. Drawing on her journey across corporate roles, education, and entrepreneurship, she works to help women build businesses, strengthen their brands, and pursue new opportunities. Her work reflects her belief in lifelong learning, resilience, and collaboration. 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