What does it truly take to become a changemaker in today’s complex, fast-moving world?

In this powerful keynote episode, Simerjeet Singh delivers a transformative address at the 12th United Nations U.S.L.S. Conference in Bangkok, speaking to 500+ scholars and youth leaders from across the globe.

This episode is not about waiting for perfect conditions.
It is about showing up fully, acting with intention, and repeatedly pushing beyond comfort—even when clarity feels incomplete.

Drawing from real-world leadership frameworks and lived experience, Simerjeet Singh shares a practical toolkit for becoming a changemaker—someone who does not live on autopilot but chooses conscious action every single day.

In this keynote episode, you will discover:

• Why most people fail to achieve their goals—and the five core reasons behind it

• Insights from Marshall Goldsmith’s leadership model and how it applies to personal change

• How to stop living on autopilot and reclaim control of your energy

• The importance of setting intention before taking action

• Why taking risks is essential for growth and leadership

• How to build the muscle, mindset & method required for consistent action

• A method to become the kind of person who acts—especially when motivation fades

This episode is a deep reflection on leadership, responsibility, and self-mastery for anyone who wants to make a meaningful impact—whether in their career, community, or personal life.

If you aspire to lead change rather than react to it, this episode will challenge your thinking and sharpen your focus.

Listen to this keynote episode, reflect deeply, and begin the shift from intention to action.

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