This document discusses the journey of becoming a contributor. It is divided into 4 main steps: 1) Being willing to step out of one's comfort zone, 2) Facing challenges instead of avoiding them, 3) Filling one's life with meaningful activities, and 4) Relying on oneself instead of waiting for others. Examples are given for each step using people like actor Dhanush and former Indian president APJ Abdul Kalam. Lessons from their lives emphasize qualities like perseverance, not giving up, being prepared and having a vision. The conclusion is that stepping out of one's comfort zone moves one forward on the journey of becoming a contributor.

1. Communication Skills
Active Learning Assignment
“Chapter- 6 _Topics:“Embarking the
journey of contributorship”

2. Group of the Students
 1.Akshay khandhadia
 2.Ritika Agarwal
 3.Nirali Akabari
 4.Aakanksha Sharma
 5.Krina Akhani

3. Embarking on journey to the
contributorship
First step:Contributors are willing to step out of
their comfort zone and try out new things.
Second step: Contributors face challenges(instead
of ignoring them or running away from them.
Third step: Contributors choose to fill own life
with ‘meaningful’ and ‘fulfilling’ activities.
Fourth step: Contributors rely on themselves,
instead of waiting for others to solve their
problems.

4. Contributors are willing to step out of their
comfort zone and try out new things
 Prabhu Kastoorirajan is an
actor. His screen name is
Dhanush.
 Although he is an actor but
he try new thing, he sing a
song which is written by him
self.
 He come out his comfort
zone and do the thing in
which he is not professional.
 The song written and sung
by him is become very
popular and every one give
praised him.

5. Contributors face challenges(instead of
ignoring them or running away from them)
6th Feb, 1958
Manchester United
Football team returning
from serbia faced
disastrous plane crash
in Munich.
21 of the 44 on board
air craft died & 8 of
them were team player.

6. OR as a Non contributor
One can pile up the reason for their
problems or defeats on someone else
instead of looking the mistake they had
done.

7. Contributors choose to fill own life with
‘meaningful’ and ‘fulfilling’ activities
Amitabh Harivansh
Bachchan is an indian
film actor.
He first gained
popularity in the early
1970s as the “angry
young man” of
bollywood and has since
appeared in over 180
indian films in a carrer
spanning more than four
decades.

8. While filming coolie in
1982,Bachchan was
seriously injured during
the filming of a fight
scene with co-star
punnet Issar.
He was in the hospital
with a ruptured
intestine for months
and at times was close
to death.

9. A remarkable outpouring of support and
concern by his fan and the nation in
general followed.
After recovering, Bachchan resumed
shooting for coolie and it finally realeased
as a huge success owing to its pre-release
publicity.

10. Five lessons which we can learn
from Amitabh Bachchan’s life
1. Never let rejection stop you.
2. Don’t shy away from seeking help.
3. Failure only makes you stronger.
4. You need to constantly pushYourself.
5. Experiment every one in a while.

11. Contributors rely on themselves, instead
of waiting for others to solve their problems.
APJ Abdul Kalam used to work as news
paper distributor to financially support
his family.

12. Now from his hard work and ambitions
he has become the space scientist and
also serve india as Ex-president.

13. Lessons which we can learn from
Abdul Kalam’s life.
1. Be prepared.
2. Leaders Acknowledge contribution.
3. Go with the flow.
4. Keep fit.
5. Have a vision.
6. Connect with people.
7. Be Humble.

14. Conclusion
So, we are trying to sell you all is that
All the major contributors in present or
past have gone through many obstacles
but and every time they had to chose
“Not to Give Up” And this is what makes
them special.
So here we can conclude that every time
we step out of our “Comfort Zone”
We take one step forward on the journey
of contributorship.