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Kaul2Action Movement started because we wanted to start micro movements and solve real world problems through technology, advocacy and change. we did several workshops with New England Rec, Titliyan NGO, our conversations with Mitchell College and many more to bring people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds to STEM. we also raised funds for cancer awareness, animals, alzheimer’s etc. by compassion through action - running, dancing, walking etc. please vote here if you believe in tech for good or greater good in general - https://lnkd.in/eH4ZXesR

?? what if failure wasn’t the end but the beginning of something extraordinary? "12th Fail" isn’t just a movie; it’s a masterclass in resilience, hard work, and integrity. i recently watched the movie, and i was reminded of my own story - my journey from becoming a refugee overnight due to terrorism to overcoming challenges that could’ve broken me, fueling my rise to becoming the top 0.1% in my field. it’s not about never falling; it’s about refusing to stay down. the movie reinforced three life-changing truths: ? failure is feedback, not a full stop. ? hard work beats shortcuts, every single time. ? success comes to those who never stop trying. whether it’s embracing setbacks, staying true to your values, or finding strength in mentorship, 12th fail reminds us: the only way to truly fail is to stop trying. what’s your biggest lesson from the movie or failure in general? drop it in the comments! ?? Anupama Chopra - please let Mr Vidhu Vinod Chopra know the brilliant work he has done with the movie. probably next should be the Kashmiri rags to riches story ??. Kaul3 Ventures KVXH Kaul2Action Movement #resilience #lifelessons #12thfail #inspiration

i recently joined ALUMNAE-I NETWORK FOR HARVARD WOMEN INC as a Board Member/Advisor. this isn’t just another title for me - it’s a mission. a mission to amplify the voices of women everywhere, create meaningful connections, and empower each other to break barriers. when i look back, my journey wasn’t smooth. it started with grit, resilience, and a burning desire to make an impact. from becoming one of the youngest executives managing a multi-million-dollar portfolio to driving multi-billion-dollar deals, i’ve learned that true leadership lies in service - to ideas, to people, and to change. my focus will be on fostering a space where every woman’s perspective matters. where the next wave of innovation, leadership, and collaboration takes shape. and most importantly, where we lead with courage and purpose. why does this matter to you? if you’re a woman with a vision to lead, innovate, or create - this is your network. we’re here to champion your ideas, fuel your growth, and build a future that reflects our collective strength. if you’re someone who believes in the power of women-led change, this is your invitation. partner with us, mentor rising leaders, or simply amplify our mission. leadership is not defined by age, titles, or even experience. it’s defined by action. and together, we’ll take that action - bold, fearless, and game-changing. what’s one bold step you’ll take today to empower someone? drop your thoughts below ? Harvard Business School Harvard Advanced Leadership Initiative HBS Club of the GCC HBS Women's Association Harvard Business School Club of New York HBS | Association of Boston and CAP HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL CLUB OF CONNECTICUT COMMUNITY PARTNERS Kaul3 Ventures Kaul2Action Movement KVXH

leaders, feeling drained, stuck, or spread too thin? here’s how i stopped wasting my energy and reclaimed my focus and clarity. ?? energy audit: i realized i was pouring my energy into the wrong places. people who only showed up when they needed something. advice from people who hadn’t done what i aspired to. habits that drained me instead of fueling me. so, i asked myself: who and what are helping me grow? and just as importantly: what’s holding me back? ? 4 things that changed everything: 1?? surround yourself with people who want more for you, not more from you. 2?? only take advice from those who’ve done what you’re aiming for. 3?? say “no” more often to protect your focus and energy. 4?? eliminate distractions and create space for what matters most. small, intentional shifts like these helped me reclaim my energy and sharpen my focus. what’s one area of your life where you can start today? ?? repost and follow Vini Kaul for these and future insights on Tech, Sales, Business, Negotiations and life lessons. Kaul3 Ventures KVXH Kaul2Action Movement

?? what does it take to break barriers and make an impact on the world stage? ?? every time i stand on the United Nations stage - as a Tech Exec, Entrepreneur, Speaker, Advocate, and voice for others - it’s a moment of purpose and reflection. it’s a reminder that change doesn’t happen overnight; it begins with small, intentional actions that ripple outward. ?? at Kaul2Action Movement we focus on empowering youth from lower socio-economic backgrounds through STEM and STEAM education like AI, Blockchain, Web3, Crypto. it’s not just about teaching skills; it’s about unlocking potential and creating opportunities where there once were none. ?? this year, i’ve been inspired by the resilience and determination of so many young changemakers. their stories prove that when barriers are removed, transformation follows - not just for individuals, but for entire communities. ?? as we look ahead, collaborations with like-minded organizations like 1M1B (1 Million for 1 Billion) can help amplify these efforts and drive even greater impact. ??small actions lead to big change. together, we can build a brighter, more inclusive future. p.s - this pic is from one of my UN visits and my sister Meera (. clicked it ??. Happy Thanksgiving everyone! i am thankful for you all ??. #kaul2actionmovement #stem #unga #globalimpact #changemakers #youthleadership #innovationforgood

the hidden art of influence every leader must master leaders often ask me:- “how do you drive results when others resist?” in tech, negotiation, and leadership, facts alone don’t win. influence does. Tali Sharot’s “the influential mind” isn’t just a book - it’s a playbook for leaders who want to inspire action, close big deals, and drive innovation. here’s how i have applied its principles to lead up to multi-billion-dollar negotiations and transform decision-making at scale:- 1?? emotions > logic data is powerful - but emotion is unforgettable. when pitching transformative tech solutions, i weave stories of impact:- ?? how it will simplify lives, ?? how it will accelerate growth, ?? how it will ignite change. people buy into feelings, not just facts. 2?? give control, gain alignment true influence doesn’t force - it empowers. in high-stakes negotiations, i never present a single solution. instead, i create a framework of options, so decision-makers feel ownership. (pro tip: people fight for choices they believe are their own.) 3?? the optimism effect fear stifles innovation. hope fuels it. when introducing cutting-edge technologies to Fortune 100 CXOs, i highlight opportunities, not just risks:- ? the markets they’ll conquer, ?? the legacy they’ll create. leaders act faster when they see a brighter tomorrow. 4?? show proof, shift beliefs skepticism is natural. i have closed deals by showcasing real-world case studies and social proof:- "this is what your competitors are already doing. here's how they’re winning." 5?? trust is your ultimate currency as a tech executive/entrepreneur, trust defines your influence. whether with global CXOs or my own team, i:- ?? prioritize transparency, ?? demonstrate expertise, ?? and always deliver results. influence isn’t manipulation - it’s empowerment. your job as a leader is to guide people toward what’s best for them - even when they resist. ?? question for my network:- how are you building influence in your field? whether in tech, leadership, or everyday life, drop your insights below?? ??(repost so that everyone can learn and follow Vini Kaul for tech, business, negotiation & persuasion, entrepreneurship, personal development)

what if the key to economic empowerment lies in education, technology, and community - on a global scale? last week, i had the honor of connecting with Erin McBride from Senator Chris Murphy’s office. we discussed how we can transform lower socio-economic communities globally through access to STEM, AI, blockchain, and Web3 education - equipping individuals with the skills they need to thrive in tomorrow’s economy. at Kaul2Action Movement we’re not just talking about change - we’re driving it. our mission is to empower underserved communities worldwide, creating pathways to economic growth, innovation, and inclusivity through education and technology. i am excited to explore funding opportunities, partnerships and collaborations to scale our efforts globally and align with the future of innovation. (p.s. i missed grabbing a photo with Erin, but here’s a pic of my Starbucks drink from that day. any guesses on what it is?) #STEM #AI #Blockchain #Web3 #SocialImpact #GlobalEmpowerment #Kaul2ActionMovement

?a Kashmiri girl decked in a traditional Indian bindhi and Pakistani suit, celebrating with diyas and jack-o-lanterns side by side? ??from the US to the UK and the Middle East, this diwali shines brighter as cultures unite. ??Happy Diwali and Happy Halloween everyone. ??may lights and laughter transcend borders, celebrating harmony, diversity, and the joy of being together under the same sky. ??????

imagine losing everything as a child - your home, your safety, your entire world - only to rise against all odds to stand on one of the most prestigious stages in the world. this is the story of a young girl whose life was torn apart by terrorism, and how she fought her way from a refugee to the halls of Harvard Business School. she grew up with contrasting worlds. her Mum’s side were well-known business tycoons, while her Dad's side came from a middle-class, well-educated background. but none of that could protect her from the day terrorism struck. she became a Refugee - just a child, forced to flee her home, leaving behind everything familiar. life was unbelievably hard. the trauma was deep, and the uncertainty endless. but even as a child, she chose to rise above. through the weight of post-traumatic stress, she fought her way forward. education became her way out, her source of strength. she worked tirelessly, becoming the youngest Engineer, passing the toughest Microsoft certifications, and soon after, the youngest Tech Executive leading accounts for fortune 100 customers. she even became the youngest Speaker on global stages. and then came Harvard Business School - not just as a student, but as a graduate. that moment wasn’t just academic success - it was a testament to her resilience, overcoming a life torn apart. today, that little girl is an Entrepreneur, Tech Executive, Speaker, Philanthropist, and proud Harvard alum. her journey from a child refugee to a leader in business is a reminder that no matter where you start, you can write your own future. and that girl? that girl is me - Vini Kaul never underestimate the power you have to rise above. your past may shape you, but it doesn’t define you. P.S - my gratitude to Gary Vaynerchuk for building courage to narrate my story for the first time on a public platform. #HarvardGraduate #resilience #refugee #entrepreneur #tech #speaker #youngestEngineer #microsoftCertified #fortune100 #inspiration #philanthropy HBS Club of the GCC HBS Women's Association KVXH Kaul3 Ventures Kaul2Action Movement VaynerX TIME VaynerSpeakers

?? your body fuels your brilliance. but are you fueling it back? ??recently, at Harvard, HBS Club of the GCC got together for a session that wasn’t just about movement - it was about mastery. mastery over our bodies, our energy, and ultimately, our performance in every area of life. ?? than you Dr. Elie Abirached for a great session. thank you Isabelle Caron for organizing and hosting. we dove deep into three pillars of well-being: ??Fitness: it’s not about finding time; it’s about creating time. the most successful leaders don’t exercise because they have the time—they make the time. movement sharpens the mind and gives you the edge. ??Nutrition: you wouldn’t put low-quality fuel in a high-performance car, so why do it to your body? what you eat can either lift you up or slow you down. small shifts—like prioritizing nutrient-dense meals—can radically transform your output. ??Sleep: this is your ultimate performance hack. it's not about how long you sleep but how well you sleep. prioritize rest as you do meetings, because true recovery leads to high-level productivity. ?? executives and entrepreneurs: your best ideas come when your body is in alignment. let’s stop viewing fitness, nutrition, and sleep as luxuries—they are your most valuable business tools. Thaha Muhammed Abdul Kareem Maha Mofeez Tareq Al-Saleh HBS Club of the GCC #fitnessgoals #performancehacks #wellnessforleaders #executivelife