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What We Lose When Families Live Apart | Himal Pillay | TEDxSydney

In a world facing rising housing costs, financial pressure and growing loneliness, we have been taught that independence is the ultimate marker of success. Himal Pillay challenges this belief, arguing that multi-generational living may be one of the most practical and human solutions to modern stress. Drawing on psychology and lived experience, he explores how shared homes can strengthen resilience, reduce pressure and redefine what it means to thrive. Himal Pillay is a speaker, founder and news reviewer known for his work on resilience, performance and leadership. He has delivered research-informed keynotes and workshops to more than 150,000 people globally, exploring how pressure, mindset and behaviour shape decision-making and long-term outcomes. With postgraduate qualifications in psychology, his work focuses on how individuals and teams perform in demanding environments and how psychological insight can be applied in practical, everyday settings. Himal is a regular contributor on live national television through ABC News Breakfast, where he examines major headlines through the lens of psychology and performance. He is the founder of Realign, an organisation dedicated to equipping individuals and teams with the tools and attitudes they need to keep going.