Meera Natarajan
Hi, I'm Meera. I help teenage students to overcome their maths fear, build confidence and excel in problem solving skills using the 5-Step Neuro-Maths Success Framework.
If you are a parent of a teenage grade student who is not comfortable in Math, attend our Maths Confidence Masterclass at meeras.vip/yt-maths
I am the founder of the Students Success Hub community. I'm not a regular motivational speaker. I'm a coach for students to build success skills so that they can reach their big goals,
Dr APJ Abdul Kalam said, "Small aim is a crime; Have a Great Aim". Here you will find valuable content on Self-confidence, 5X Goals, Success Skills & Personal development so you can live your dream life.
Meera Natarajan
🌟 Happy New Year 2026! 🌟
As we step into the New Year, let us focus on building confidence, strong thinking, and steady habits in learning.
With consistent practice, the right support, and belief in the process, great progress is always possible.
Wishing you all a year filled with clarity, growth, and success ✨
— Meera Natarajan
3 weeks ago | [YT] | 19
View 1 reply
Meera Natarajan
The Real Reason Your Child Struggles in Maths (And It’s Not What You Think)
Most of us blame the school or syllabus, but the real gap lies elsewhere.
Read the blog here:
meeranatrajan.substack.com/p/the-real-reason-your-…
3 weeks ago | [YT] | 6
View 0 replies
Meera Natarajan
🌟 Happy Children’s Day, Champions!
Dear Students,
Today is your day. A day that celebrates your curiosity, your dreams, your energy, and the bright future you are building.
Every time you show up…
Every time you try again…
Every time you choose effort over excuses…
You make us proud.
Remember this always:
✨ You are capable.
✨ You are talented.
✨ You are growing every single day.
✨ And your dreams matter.
On this Children’s Day, I want to remind you of one thing —
Believe in yourself a little more.
Because you have everything inside you to become unstoppable.
Keep learning.
Keep exploring.
Keep shining.
With love and pride,
Team Maths Genius Hub 💙
2 months ago | [YT] | 10
View 2 replies
Meera Natarajan
🎉✨ 30,000 Strong on YouTube! ✨🎉
We’ve officially crossed 30,000 subscribers, and this milestone is all because of YOU – our amazing community! 💙
Every like, comment, share, and word of encouragement has brought us here. What started as a small step to share the love for maths and learning has now grown into a family of 30,000 learners, dreamers, and achievers. 🙌
This is not just a number – it’s a reminder that together, we’re breaking maths anxiety, building confidence, and creating future-ready champions. 🚀
Thank you for believing in us, for showing up, and for making this journey so meaningful. 💫
Here’s to the next milestone and beyond – and to continuing this mission of spreading the joy of learning maths! 🌟
#30KSubscribers #MathsGeniusHub #Gratitude #Milestone #MeeraNatarajan
4 months ago | [YT] | 31
View 3 replies
Meera Natarajan
🎉 "What Skills Do You Need To Understand New Math Concepts?" 🧮
It's not rocket science! 🚀
Successful math learners don't possess a secret formula. 📝 They have a set of skills that they cultivate, practice, and hone over time. 🏋️♀️
📚 Skill 1: Persistence. The journey of mastering maths is filled with challenges and setbacks. But the key is to never give up! 🚵♂️
🕵️ Skill 2: Critical Thinking. Mathematics is not about memorizing formulas. 💡 It's about understanding the logic behind them and using it to solve problems. 🔧
🌱 Skill 3: Patience. You're not going to get it right the first time, and that's okay. 🐢 Patience is integral in developing an immersive understanding.
😁 Skill 4: Positivity: Having a positive attitude towards maths helps you approach problems with optimism and confidence. 🌈
So, let's equip ourselves with these skills and say, 'Bring it on, Maths!' 💪
Join the upcoming “Maths Confidence Masterclass” this Sunday at 10:55 AM!
meeras.vip/maths
Best,
Meera
4 months ago | [YT] | 15
View 1 reply
Meera Natarajan
The anxiety rooted in Mathematics is not just about the calculations or formulas; it's about how the mind responds to them. 🧠
With Neuro-Linguistic Programming techniques, I help students understand that Maths is not something to fear but a tool for confidence-building. 💪
NLP, a fascinating blend of psychology, linguistics, and behavioural science, offers a fresh perspective on how we approach math. 🔬
It delves into the intricate connection between our neurological processes, language patterns, and learned behaviours. And in the realm of math anxiety, it can work wonders.
Math anxiety, in essence, is the mind's response to the challenges presented by mathematics. 🚧
Here's where NLP🚪 steps in. It recognizes that our minds are highly adaptable and that our thought patterns can be reshaped. NLP techniques help students break free from the clutches of math anxiety by addressing the root causes. 🌱
Join the upcoming “Maths Confidence Masterclass” this Wednesday at 7:25 PM!
meeras.vip/maths
Best,
Meera
4 months ago | [YT] | 0
View 0 replies
Meera Natarajan
Ever seen a student vanish in maths class 🕵️♂️ or go 'offline' 💻 just when it's time for problems? That's maths avoidance – both offline and online 🚫.
In classrooms, it looks like ‘I didn’t bring the homework notebook 📚’ or 'I forgot about the test today 📝'. It can be bathroom breaks 🚽 perfectly timed with maths problems, or quick topic switches to non-maths discussion 🎨.
In an online environment, it takes on a digital disguise 🦹♂️. The ‘my mic/camera isn’t working’ excuse when asked a question, conveniently getting ‘disconnected’ 🔌 during maths exercises and multitasking behind the safety of a screen.
What's the common factor? Fear 😰. Fear of numbers, fear of making mistakes.
So, what's the fix?
Building Math Confidence 💪.
Practice, practice, and practice 🏋️♂️. Maths can become a daily routine, not a monster under the bed 🛏️.
Remember, maths avoidance behaviour is an equation that's waiting to be solved ➗. And it can be, with the right approach 👍.
Join the upcoming “Maths Confidence Masterclass” this Sunday at 10:55 AM!
meeras.vip/maths
Best,
Meera
4 months ago | [YT] | 7
View 0 replies
Meera Natarajan
Maths can be tough, but so are you. 🌟
Today, we highlight the empty board as a symbol of possibility. Your mindset shapes your success in maths and life.
Remember, "I excel in maths with each passing day." and "I am confident in my maths skills." Believe in these affirmations, and watch your confidence grow.
This board is your space to craft your own positive mantra.
What's your maths affirmation? Share in the comments! 📝✨
Join the upcoming “Maths Confidence Masterclass” this Sunday at 10:55 AM!
meeras.vip/maths
Best,
Meera
4 months ago | [YT] | 1
View 0 replies
Meera Natarajan
Math isn't just about numbers; it's the foundation for many future careers. கணிதம் என்பது எண்களைப் பற்றியது மட்டுமல்ல; இது எதிர்கால வாழ்க்கைக்கான அடித்தளம்.
Students who build math confidence early are more likely to excel in fields like engineering, finance, technology, and even entrepreneurship. ஆரம்பத்தில் கணித நம்பிக்கையை வளர்க்கும் மாணவர்கள் பொறியியல், நிதி, தொழில்நுட்பம் மற்றும் தொழில்முனைவு போன்ற துறைகளில் சிறந்து விளங்குவதற்கான வாய்ப்புகள் அதிகம்
We have to focus on nurturing this confidence and guiding the children towards a bright and successful future. இந்த நம்பிக்கையை வளர்த்து, பிரகாசமான மற்றும் வெற்றிகரமான எதிர்காலத்தை நோக்கி குழந்தைகளை வழிநடத்துவதில் நாம் கவனம் செலுத்த வேண்டும்.
Imagine them standing tall with the skills and confidence to pursue their dream career—math is the key that unlocks this potential. அவர்களின் கனவு வாழ்க்கையைத் தொடர திறமைகள் மற்றும் நம்பிக்கையுடன் அவர்கள் நிற்பதை கற்பனை செய்து பாருங்கள் - கணிதம் இந்த திறனைத் திறக்கும் திறவுகோலாகும்.
Join the upcoming “Maths Confidence Masterclass” this Sunday at 10:55 AM!
meeras.vip/maths
Best,
Meera
5 months ago | [YT] | 15
View 0 replies
Meera Natarajan
Word problems can feel overwhelming, but breaking them down into clear steps can make them easier to tackle. By following a systematic approach, you can build confidence and enhance your problem-solving skills. Here’s a straightforward guide to breaking down word problems into six key steps:
1. Read the problem carefully: Read the problem slowly to understand what it's asking.
2. Find the important information: Pick out key numbers and facts from the problem.
3. Understand the goal: Figure out what the problem wants you to find or solve.
4. Break it into steps: Split the problem into smaller, manageable tasks.
5. Plan and solve: Follow the steps, doing each calculation one by one.
6. Check your work: After solving, Check if everything makes sense and if the final answer is correct.
Example:
Problem:"A farmer has 50 apples. He sells 20 apples and then buys 30 more. How many apples does he have now?"
Step 1: Read the problem carefully.Understand what the problem is asking. We need to figure out how many apples the farmer has after some are sold and more are bought.
Step 2: Find the important information.
The farmer starts with 50 apples.
He sells 20 apples.
He buys 30 more apples.
Step 3: Understand the goal.We need to find how many apples the farmer has at the end.
Step 4: Break it into smaller steps.
Start with the number of apples: 50.
Subtract the apples sold: 50 - 20 = 30 apples left.
Add the apples bought: 30 + 30 = 60 apples in total.
Step 5: Plan and solve.Follow these steps to solve:
After selling 20, the farmer has 30 apples.
After buying 30, he has 60 apples.
Step 6: Check the solution.The farmer’s final number of apples makes sense based on the steps followed. The answer is 60 apples.
By breaking the problem down like this, it becomes much easier to solve.
Join the upcoming “Maths Confidence Masterclass” this Wednesday at 7:25 PM!
meeras.vip/maths
Best,
Meera
5 months ago | [YT] | 2
View 0 replies
Load more