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நாம் விலகி இருக்க வேண்டிய 5 Toxic people யார்? Yeppudi - Roy Naveen - Self Development - Motivation 

5 People we need to be happy and successful in life - https://youtu.be/op00lsj8YIo   Chances are high you’ve encountered a toxic person in your life. You may have even realized this “friend” or family member was no good (kudos to you!), but it can often be hard to distinguish between feelings of love and friendship and feelings of guilt and manipulation. Toxic people are really good at purposefully confusing us.  In order to detoxify our lives, we first need to be able to understand and spot a toxic person. They look like everyone else, talk like everyone else, and can even be disguised as your best friend, family member, or partner. Toxic people are master manipulators, skilled liars, and great actors. They can be hiding everywhere. One way to tell you have a toxic person in your life: Every time you encounter or hang out with them, you feel exhausted, emotionally drained, and negative. There’s always something with this person.

ஒரு பழக்கத்தை உருவாக்குவது Yeppudi - Tamil - Roy naveen - Self Development - Self Improvement  

In this video you will learn how to form a new good habit in your life. There is a proven way called "Two Minutes Rule" for creating a new habit. Build and Develop a habit easily. View the video and practice the same and transform your life. The rule is simple: Starting a new habit should never take more than two minutes to do. (The name of this strategy was inspired by the author and productivity consultant David Allen. He has his own 2-minute rule for improving productivity, which states, “If it takes less than two minutes, then do it now.”) It can be used for creating any habit from small to big including studying, exercise, meditation, reading books, writing, work out, walking, jogging, etc

சரியான வாழ்க்கை  துணையை தேர்ந்தெடுப்பது எப்படி? - Yeppudi - Tamil - Roy Naveen - Relationship advice 

Selecting the right life partner is necessary to lead a happy married life. Here’s how you can select your perfect one. There are many factors that one needs to consider when choosing a life partner. The most important aspect is to consider things that are crucial to you. Here are top 10 tips that can help you to decide or choose.

He wants the entire Tamilnadu to be Fit!

First interview of Coach Mathi in yeppudi Tamil channel - Roy Naveen - Motivational Interview 

Coach Mathi is a Boxer who has won many state and national medals in amateur boxing and looking to set foot in Pro Boxing and win medals for India. He is an inspiration to many youngsters! He is a fitness freak and has coached many on the road to fitness! He created a community and the hashtag #fittamila and wants all people in Tamilnadu to be fit and never visit a doctor! His ambitions are great! Great motivator and inspirational person!

Happy women's day - Self love - accept yourself

Yeppudi Tamil - Roy Naveen - Tamil Motivational - Valentines day special  Years ago, Malini Jeevarathnam would make jokes about those who identified as gay or transgender. This, she says, was before she confronted the truth - that she was queer. "I used to be attracted to women while growing up, but I never acknowledged it," says the filmmaker. Her main intention, she claims, is to bring focus to the deaths of LGBT persons and their sufferings  Malini notes that her film talks about the problems the LGBTQ community faces and does confront serious issues. However, the point of the teaser, she says, was to "make people feel guilty without hurting them" - by reminding them that they haven't allowed these narratives to be told all these years.  

Malini points out that the LGBTQ community is invisible even among the marginalised in society: "If a Dalit person has a problem or if a woman undergoes some kind of violence, it's still possible for them to seek out others like them for help or consolation. But for a lesbian woman, a transgender person or anyone from the LGBTQ community, it's so difficult for us to meet someone like us. We have to leave where we live, get into activism and so on. But it's possible that there was someone like me who died in the next street in my village because she was lesbian and I wouldn't have even come to know of it. Coming out is still so difficult."  She goes on to say that when she came out to her friends and family, they too opened up to her about others they knew who were gay and their own sexuality. A relative who comes from a rural area, Malini says, was very supportive of her because he had a gay friend who'd died.  

However, she has chosen not to show any lesbian women (even with blurred faces) other than a married couple from Kolkata in her film.  Malini shares that many women use fake profiles on social media because, ironically, that's the only way they can be honest about who they are and write about what they feel. Many of them have also reached out to her to discuss their problems and feelings.  Therefore, instead of first person narratives, Ladies and Gentlewomen has stories gathered from communities, about same sex love and relationships. The point of the film, Malini says, is not to out anyone without their consent but to encourage people to come out themselves. 

She further says that she's made a choice not to include the derogatory and humiliating things people say about the LGBTQ community because she wants to be positive in her approach.  Ladies and GentleWomen is an attempt to break the silence in the area of comprehending the dynamics of lesbianism .Probably the first move in Tamil scenario , this Documentary aims to dialogue about the conspicuous silence around the body politics and Relationship which is misspelt as social Stigma. challenging the silence emerged from constant fight against Socially accepted identities. With absolutely no response to the suicidal cases, the Social Rejection of lesbianism leads to the documentary sternly projecting the question to the society .  " Why the hell , do you care about Someone's love When you dont care a speck about someone's suicide?"  

This documentary has received Best Documentary awards at the Norway Tamil Film Festival, nominated for an award at the Pune International Queer Film Festival Out & Loud, and received many other accolades around the world.[6] It has been screening at 11 different international film festivals and has won the Best Documentary award at three of them.[14] In India, the movie has been screen at Chennai International Queer Film Festival, Bangalore Queer Film Festival, Hyderabad chapter of Queer Campus Bangalore and received rave reviews in many other cities.[15]  Happy women's day

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