Reflection - Storytelling     Challenge      We are a group of school friends who have got together ‘ virtually ’ almost twenty - five years   after leaving school . One of the friends posted about an unfortunate case of a young boy   ( studying in our school ) , who had leukemia and needed urgent funds for treatment . The   amount had to be remitted in the shortest possible time to save his life .       The challenges were as follows 

 -   We needed to reach out to as many donors as possible in a short time 

 -   We had to be able to communicate with the target audience in a language that they   would find interesting and appealing 

 -   The people who would contribute were busy folks and I had only a few seconds to   grab their attention 

 -   Because it was a medical emergency , there were medical terms associated with the   illness and the remedial processes – they were not understood by the audience . 

 -   There are many skeptics around crowd - funding appeals of this nature . So our appeal   had to stand out in terms of authenticity . 

 -   The process of remittance also had to be very simple and convenient 

 Selection      We decided to use the tool of Storytelling to make my case . We wanted to create an   impression in the shortest possible time to allow the donor to make up his mind and   contribute to my cause .      I remembered the lecture by Ricky George from Mars and how a human being needed to be   at the centre of the conversation and used a real story in my appeal .     Application      My story centred around the young boy ’s love for cricket – a game that is very popular in my   country . To gently nudge the memories of our own school days we used the tag line ‘ help   him go back to playing cricket again . ’     By bringing in an everyday real - life slice of life , the audience immediately connected with   the story and donated for the cause .      This is how the appeal went -      Two months back , 10 year old Vincenzo Mondal was only worried about how many runs he   would score at the next cricket match . His parents , though of meagre means , dreamed of   giving their only child an education they had n’t enjoyed - and had enrolled him in Indian School of Business in Kolkata . Vincenzo wants to be an astronaut when he grows up . 

 In July this year , a regular visit to the doctor revealed Vincenzo is suffering from B Cell   Precursor Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia ( commonly referred to as blood cancer ) , and his   parents ’ world came crashing down . He is currently undergoing treatment at Tata Memorial   Hospital , Kolkata . The chemotherapy treatment plan is for one year . Vincenzo ’s parents   have run out of their savings , and according to current estimates they need Rs XXX to beat   the disease .       Insight      I am happy to say raised significant funds and a few days back , heard that the boy has   started going to school and playing cricket !      The application of the tool told me that it was important to resonate with the audience in a   language and through a process they understand and find convenient .     Approach      With the success of this one idea , I was convinced that I could use story telling in a variety of   examples in my professional and personal life . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: Vincenzo Mondal, Vincenzo, Vincenzo, Vincenzo
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Reflection - Storytelling     Challenge      We are a group of school friends who have got together ‘ virtually ’ almost twenty - five years   after leaving school . One of the friends posted about an unfortunate case of a young boy   ( studying in our school ) , who had leukemia and needed urgent funds for treatment . The   amount had to be remitted in the shortest possible time to save his life .       The challenges were as follows 

 -   We needed to reach out to as many donors as possible in a short time 

 -   We had to be able to communicate with the target audience in a language that they   would find interesting and appealing 

 -   The people who would contribute were busy folks and I had only a few seconds to   grab their attention 

 -   Because it was a medical emergency , there were medical terms associated with the   illness and the remedial processes – they were not understood by the audience . 

 -   There are many skeptics around crowd - funding appeals of this nature . So our appeal   had to stand out in terms of authenticity . 

 -   The process of remittance also had to be very simple and convenient 

 Selection      We decided to use the tool of Storytelling to make my case . We wanted to create an   impression in the shortest possible time to allow the donor to make up his mind and   contribute to my cause .      I remembered the lecture by Ricky George from Mars and how a human being needed to be   at the centre of the conversation and used a real story in my appeal .     Application      My story centred around the young boy ’s love for cricket – a game that is very popular in my   country . To gently nudge the memories of our own school days we used the tag line ‘ help   him go back to playing cricket again . ’     By bringing in an everyday real - life slice of life , the audience immediately connected with   the story and donated for the cause .      This is how the appeal went -      Two months back , 10 year old Vincenzo Mondal was only worried about how many runs he   would score at the next cricket match . His parents , though of meagre means , dreamed of   giving their only child an education they had n’t enjoyed - and had enrolled him in Indian School of Business in Kolkata . Vincenzo wants to be an astronaut when he grows up . 

 In July this year , a regular visit to the doctor revealed Vincenzo is suffering from B Cell   Precursor Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia ( commonly referred to as blood cancer ) , and his   parents ’ world came crashing down . He is currently undergoing treatment at Tata Memorial   Hospital , Kolkata . The chemotherapy treatment plan is for one year . Vincenzo ’s parents   have run out of their savings , and according to current estimates they need Rs XXX to beat   the disease .       Insight      I am happy to say raised significant funds and a few days back , heard that the boy has   started going to school and playing cricket !      The application of the tool told me that it was important to resonate with the audience in a   language and through a process they understand and find convenient .     Approach      With the success of this one idea , I was convinced that I could use story telling in a variety of   examples in my professional and personal life .
### Output: 