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The plot of the film is set in 1981, when Chris Gardener (Will Smith) is attempting to make a fortune by selling bone scanners to doctors and medical institutes. Chris believes he is an exceptional salesperson and that he is destined for more success. The financial strain became too much for Chris's wife Linda, who views her husband as a disappointment and abandons him to his son Christopher. Chris enrols in an internship programme at Dean Witter, a stock brokerage firm. The moment he impresses one of the senior officials by solving a Rubik's Cube in record time appears to be the deciding factor in his selection. Chris possesses a unique talent, namely, "he is exceptionally gifted with numbers." The fact that the internship does not offer a wage and that only 20 interns will be hired were obstacles to his new existence. When his bone scanners are stolen, Chris' financial position worsens, and he and his kid are evicted from their apartment and forced to live on the streets. Chris is in a war for clients at his firm. But, one day, he is summoned to an office, where he believes he will be informed that he will not be able to obtain the position, but the firm's authorities inform him that he was a great intern and that he must wear the shirt and tie the next day because it would be his first day as a broker. Chris fights back tears as he runs through the San Francisco crowds to his son's daycare, where he lovingly embraces him. The film concludes with a scenario in which Chris's kid tells him a joke while a wealthy businessman walks past them, which turns out to be none other than the real Chris Gardner. "You've got a dream...," is my favourite line from the film. You must safeguard it. People who can't do something want to tell you you can't do it. Go get it if you want something. "End of storey." because we often feel disheartened and believe that this is the worst time of our lives, but the person who doesn't give up and fights back is frequently the one who triumphs. "Setbacks are a part of life," is one of the most important life lessons I took away from the film.

Setbacks are frequently interpreted as failures, and we wonder, "Am I Good Enough?" Chris Gardener begins as an unpaid intern and rises through the ranks. The film taught me to take my failures as incentive to work harder and wiser.

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The plot of the film is set in 1981, when Chris Gardener (Will Smith) is attempting to make a fortune by selling bone scanners to doctors and medical institutes. Chris believes he is an exceptional salesperson and that he is destined for more success.

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Role of Body Language in Overall Communication

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We should be confident while shaking hands with someone because it demonstrates our confidence in communicating with strangers.

* We should not hold hands for an extended period of time during a handshake because it may make the other person uncomfortable.

* We should know how to dress modestly because our clothes reflect our personality (as we all know, first impressions count) and our thinking.

* Keeping our hands in an awkward position while talking, in a meeting, or even informally demonstrates that we are nervous.

* We should not mess with our hair when speaking with them because it demonstrates a lack of concentration and disrespect for the person, authority, or anyone.

*We should not choose the improper conversation topic because it makes the other person uncomfortable, therefore avoid unnecessary conversations and refrain from being overly chatty.

* We should not invade anyone's personal space and maintain a 4 foot distance between us and them when conversing.

* We should not produce distracting noises because it irritates and disturbs them.

* We should not use the phone when driving someone since the other person may believe they are dull, or they may be left behind, and they may feel useless and decide to leave rather than communicate.

* We should always remember people's names because repeatedly asking them is a bad habit that demonstrates a lack of memory and a casual attitude.

* Always be on time; it benefits us in many ways, such as getting to meetings on time, developing good abilities, and so on.

* The most crucial aspect is how we prepare as if we are meeting someone for the first time; we should dress formally and present ourselves in a professional manner. We should avoid wearing strong perfumes because they may offend some people. It also has a significant impact on our personalities and provides a spark to them.

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We should be confident while shaking hands with someone because it demonstrates our confidence in communicating with strangers. * We should not hold hands for an extended period of time during a handshake because it may make the other person uncomfortable.

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The process of two people chatting is referred to as the "communication cycle." Assume you're a sender who wants to communicate with a friend. To guarantee that your friend ( The Receiver ) understands what you're saying, make sure the setting you're talking into is calm and free of distractions.

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The initial meeting served as an icebreaker. It was incredible, and we had a blast doing it. We spoke with renowned Asha Kaushik ma'am after introducing ourselves. We were quite encouraged after speaking with Ma'am because she spoke to us in such a respectful and lovely manner. Some of my students sang a song for Ma'am, while others showcased their talents, hobbies, and other interests. We'd had a wonderful time. It was a fantastic session and an unforgettable experience.

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The initial meeting served as an icebreaker. It was incredible, and we had a blast doing it. We spoke with renowned Asha Kaushik ma'am after introducing ourselves. We were quite encouraged after speaking with Ma'am because she spoke to us in such a respectful and lovely manner.