India’s Trynna’ Build With China
Disclaimer: Everything below is a mix of what I observed and heard during the event. The goal isn’t to pinpoint "who exactly said what," but to share (usually) an outsider's view and overall perspective on these industries. I’m not here to act as a definitive firsthand source—readers should do their own research. I hope this inspires you to attend events, explore new industries, and hear what leaders are presenting. These notes combine my observations with thoughts on how things could run smoother and how ideas connect (IMO). I’m not an expert, you know? Just hanging out in the room with them. Enjoy!Topics: Global Relations, Conflict, Resolution, Trade, Global Reform, Climate Change, History
This is a random event at the local university and let’s check it out. Why? Well, a few weeks ago I attended that super teriffic indo-pacific event which was about (for lack of better explanations) “not china”/competiing with china. I lived in China for 4 years and loved my time there, and I love global systems. So let’s learn more about China and India. Plus, I heard that he #1 earner in america these days? Indian men. So, they are doing something right.
Why Attend: I’ve got a meeting in the first 30 minutes of the event, so I won’t be able to network at the beginning, but i’m forever on a endless drive to learn and listen to love speeches, conferences, and conversations. I want my mind to be fed and fueled with amazing chats. So, this is potentially right there andwill be interestign and teach me a bunch of stuff I didn’t know before. Then after, in all transparency, I’m going to stop by the food bank (my FAVORITE one!! lol. I’m befriending a lot of the staff/regulars) - and then MAYBEEE go play guitar/bluegrass. Thoguh, I’ll have to borrow a guitar from someone at the jam since I don’t have mine with me hahaha. Let’s see what the night brings.
