Hey Everybody!
With two days to go for the result of EAMCET to be released.There are once again waves of contradiction flowing through my mind. One tries to make me more philosopher while other is busy to awaken the Vitamin-M in me to take up more risks.
Let me Elucidate ...
As all of us are accustomed to the typical phrases fixed into our skulls by our Well Wishers -"Study Well ,Get Good Grades , Get a High Profile Job , Save Plenty ,Invest on a mutual fund and then retire peacefully ."Thus ends the forever dreamed tale of a typical educated person.
These advices surely were true and many people must have lived such kind of life .But my question is a bit different . I ask you , Is this advice applicable in current scenario. NO , it is not! Yet people don't stop blabbering the same old saga. Well! Not all people with good grades could secure their jobs during the recent global financial break down! Some found the solution by switching the same job in between several companies.But let me tell you dude , the higher you are paid , the more are your spendings and so are the debts ! So MORE MONEY is not the solution.What I really mean to say is if marks don't really matter then what's the purpose of their existence in the competitive world! Zing! Now you may say they are simply the digits that should not mentally bother much .If thats the case why do they play a vital role .Such things bother the thing which is in between my ears.
The other pair of contradictions may seem to be dramatic as they clash among fear , risk and confidence.As all of us have chewed the popcorn and rolled the tears over for the films like Taare Zameen Par , 3 Idiots etc of similar concepts which motivate us to take over the subjects towards which we have got the passion to study.In contrary , I have read a book namely "Rich Dad , Poor Dad" where the author categorizes 3 kinds of people.
1.The people who choose to push back the circumstances put forth by the life and often end up hurting their own people.Or simply the Poor Class.
2.The people who simply give up to the push and lead the life as it comes.Or merely named as the Middle Class.
3.The people who consider their life as their best teacher and realize that life is trying to teach them something with every push. Those are none other than the Rich People.
One may say that we should not work for money but do our work affectionately .If so is the case why do the same people try to switch the jobs for the mere want of money assuming that the money would solve their problems.
Good Bye!
With two days to go for the result of EAMCET to be released.There are once again waves of contradiction flowing through my mind. One tries to make me more philosopher while other is busy to awaken the Vitamin-M in me to take up more risks.
Let me Elucidate ...
As all of us are accustomed to the typical phrases fixed into our skulls by our Well Wishers -"Study Well ,Get Good Grades , Get a High Profile Job , Save Plenty ,Invest on a mutual fund and then retire peacefully ."Thus ends the forever dreamed tale of a typical educated person.
These advices surely were true and many people must have lived such kind of life .But my question is a bit different . I ask you , Is this advice applicable in current scenario. NO , it is not! Yet people don't stop blabbering the same old saga. Well! Not all people with good grades could secure their jobs during the recent global financial break down! Some found the solution by switching the same job in between several companies.But let me tell you dude , the higher you are paid , the more are your spendings and so are the debts ! So MORE MONEY is not the solution.What I really mean to say is if marks don't really matter then what's the purpose of their existence in the competitive world! Zing! Now you may say they are simply the digits that should not mentally bother much .If thats the case why do they play a vital role .Such things bother the thing which is in between my ears.
The other pair of contradictions may seem to be dramatic as they clash among fear , risk and confidence.As all of us have chewed the popcorn and rolled the tears over for the films like Taare Zameen Par , 3 Idiots etc of similar concepts which motivate us to take over the subjects towards which we have got the passion to study.In contrary , I have read a book namely "Rich Dad , Poor Dad" where the author categorizes 3 kinds of people.
1.The people who choose to push back the circumstances put forth by the life and often end up hurting their own people.Or simply the Poor Class.
2.The people who simply give up to the push and lead the life as it comes.Or merely named as the Middle Class.
3.The people who consider their life as their best teacher and realize that life is trying to teach them something with every push. Those are none other than the Rich People.
One may say that we should not work for money but do our work affectionately .If so is the case why do the same people try to switch the jobs for the mere want of money assuming that the money would solve their problems.
Good Bye!
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