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Title slide Welcome to this Spoken Tutorial on Jealousy and Admiration.
Learning Objectives In this tutorial, you will:

Understand how comparison brings emotions such as jealousy and admiration.

Identify the message behind jealousy.

Understand how admiration can guide personal growth and learning.

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Computer and phone

Notebook

Pause

To begin learning, you will need a computer or a mobile phone.

Before we start, please keep a notebook ready to note your reflections.

Pause and practice when instructed.

Jealousy and admiration symbols Let us begin.

Jealousy and admiration often arise when we compare ourselves with others.

Split screen reactions These feelings are not opposites.
A woman winning an award scene They are two responses to the same situation.
A woman winning an award scene The difference lies in where we direct our energy.
Arrow pointing inward Jealousy turns the energy inward.
Arrow pointing forward Admiration turns the energy forward.
Wide college campus shot Let us understand this through a college story.
Three friends walking together Vikram, Ajay, and Rohit were close friends in college.
Group studying together They studied together and worked on research projects.
Laptop with email open One day, Vikram shared exciting news.
Email: Conference selection His research paper was selected for a prestigious conference in Singapore.
Friend smiling and clapping Ajay congratulated Vikram warmly.
Friend walking away Rohit smiled briefly and walked away.
Small celebration table Ajay organized a small treat to celebrate Vikram's achievement.
Small celebration table Rohit did not attend the celebration.
Rohit being alone That evening, Rohit felt restless and uneasy.
Rohit staring at ceiling He kept thinking about Vikram's success.
Thought bubble Then he thought to himself "I worked hard too."
Thought bubble Why wasn't my research paper selected?
Thought bubble Maybe I'm not good enough.
Unread messages on phone Rohit avoided messages from his friends and kept his distance.
Student isolated Jealousy slowly began to isolate him from everyone.
Signal icon Jealousy is not bad.
Signal icon It is a signal.
Signal icon It points to something we want or value.
Two path diagram When listened to, jealousy can reveal hidden goals.
Broken link icon When ignored, it can harm relationships and confidence.
Dimly lit lab One evening, Rohit stayed late in the lab.
Student practicing slides He saw Vikram practicing his presentation alone.
Tired student face Vikram looked tired and nervous.
Marked slides He was revising slides and correcting details.
Realization moment Rohit noticed the effort behind the success.
Student reviewing document Later, Rohit looked at his own research paper.
Highlighted mistakes He noticed places where he had rushed.
Feedback comments He remembered feedback he had ignored.
Rohit's realisation Rohit realized his jealousy was not about Vikram.
Arrow turning inward It was about his own desire to do better.
Arrow shifting direction Slowly, jealousy changed into admiration.
Growth arrow Admiration pointed him toward learning and growth.
Signal with star Admiration is also a signal.
Mountain icon It shows us what is possible.
Upward arrow It motivates us to improve.
Checklist icon Admiration encourages effort and learning.
Warning sign But it should not turn into self-doubt.
Two friends talking The next day, Rohit congratulated Vikram sincerely.
Discussion on the bench He asked how Vikram structured his paper.
Handshake Vikram smiled and agreed to help.
Group discussion The friends began discussing ideas again.
Jealousy turning admiration Sometimes, jealousy can turn into admiration.
Flow diagram This happens when we can learn or grow from it.
Things which can't change But sometimes, jealousy points to things we cannot change.
Family For example, relationships or family background.
Jealousy icon In such cases, jealousy is not asking us to compare.
Heart with gap It is asking us to notice an unmet need.
Support icons It may be a need for care, attention, or connection.
Message icon Jealousy and admiration both carry messages.
Listening icon Listening wisely helps us respond better.
Balance scale Please remember, emotions are neither good nor bad.
Listening and acting symbols Listening and acting on the messages from the emotion helps the emotion fade away.
Jealousy and desire Let's summarize.

Jealousy shows us what we desire.

Admiration and growth Admiration shows us how to grow.
Jealousy and admiration icons Both guide us when understood well.
Assignment Slide

Activity 1:

Think of a time you felt jealous.

What was it pointing to?

Was it asking for growth or for care?

Activity 2:

Now think of a person you admire.

What quality or effort do you admire in them?

What is one small step you can take to develop that quality?

Here is an activity for you
Acknowledgement slides Thank you for joining.
Disclaimer slide
Final slide

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