Hat's off

where can I find a successful Indian female entrepreneur who can give a good speech in Hindi advising Hindi speaking women from economically weaker section to start and run a business (a small budget business) to help them earn a decent living? Why are the educated class obsessed with giving a speech in English on topics (like starting a business)? This woman Shradha Sharma's accent, tone of her voice and body language is really a torture. Just observe the way she moves her right hand throughout the video as if she is writing and drawing on a invisible blackboard. Sometimes she puts her right hand on her hip. Putting your hand on your hip is a clear sign of subtle arrogant attitude. It means, I am right and you are wrong if you disagree with me. I wish I could jump into the video and give her a slap on her face every time she puts her hand on her hip and points her finger at the audience. I think some son-of-a-bitch inspired by American business woman style body language must have trained her so that the audience will immediately come to the conclusion that this woman (Shradha Sharma) knows what she is talking about. My point is that...Please don't take such women seriously. They rely heavily on body language rather than useful information to get their message across. Finally, they will call their male critics as chauvinists who cannot respect successful women.

where can I find a successful Indian female entrepreneur who can give a good speech in Hindi advising Hindi speaking women from economically weaker section to start and run a business (a small budget business) to help them earn a decent living? Why are the educated class obsessed with giving a speech in English on topics (like starting a business)? This woman Shradha Sharma's accent, tone of her voice and body language is really a torture. Just observe the way she moves her right hand throughout the video as if she is writing and drawing on a invisible blackboard. Sometimes she puts her right hand on her hip. Putting your hand on your hip is a clear sign of subtle arrogant attitude. It means, I am right and you are wrong if you disagree with me. I wish I could jump into the video and give her a slap on her face every time she puts her hand on her hip and points her finger at the audience. I think some son-of-a-bitch inspired by American business woman style body language must have trained her so that the audience will immediately come to the conclusion that this woman (Shradha Sharma) knows what she is talking about. My point is that...Please don't take such women seriously. They rely heavily on body language rather than useful information to get their message across. Finally, they will call their male critics as chauvinists who cannot respect successful women.

where can I find a successful Indian female entrepreneur who can give a good speech in Hindi advising Hindi speaking women from economically weaker section to start and run a business (a small budget business) to help them earn a decent living? Why are the educated class obsessed with giving a speech in English on topics (like starting a business)? This woman Shradha Sharma's accent, tone of her voice and body language is really a torture. Just observe the way she moves her right hand throughout the video as if she is writing and drawing on a invisible blackboard. Sometimes she puts her right hand on her hip. Putting your hand on your hip is a clear sign of subtle arrogant attitude. It means, I am right and you are wrong if you disagree with me. I wish I could jump into the video and give her a slap on her face every time she puts her hand on her hip and points her finger at the audience. I think some son-of-a-bitch inspired by American business woman style body language must have trained her so that the audience will immediately come to the conclusion that this woman (Shradha Sharma) knows what she is talking about. My point is that...Please don't take such women seriously. They rely heavily on body language rather than useful information to get their message across. Finally, they will call their male critics as chauvinists who cannot respect successful women.