Giving Presentations And Seminars In Schools And Colleges

We spend most of our time traveling around Jammu going from one school to another. It’s not really a fixed office job because the work happens in classrooms and assembly halls. We started doing these seminars because there seemed to be a need for it in the local colleges here. Usually, we're just packing up our bags with notes and maybe a projector if the school doesn't have one that works right. Some days we are in the middle of the city and other days we have to drive quite a bit to get to the outskirts. It’s a lot of talking. My voice usually feels a bit rough by the end of the week. We meet a lot of young people who have a million questions, and we just try to answer them as best as we can based on what we know. There isn't a big fancy headquarters or anything like that, just us working out of Jammu and trying to keep our schedule straight so we don't miss a talk. It’s pretty simple work, really. We just show up, set up the chairs, and get started with the presentation. Sometimes the mics don't work or the room is too hot, but we just deal with it and keep going. It’s nice to see the students listen, even if a few of them are just waiting for the bell to ring so they can go to lunch and talk to friends.