In one of the sessions Mr. T T Rangarajan of Frozen Thoughts said that "Just imagine for a minute that you have all the money in life and then think will you be still doing what you are doing today". A profound statement was made, do I know what would I be doing? People would ideally pick up things about which they are really passionate. The point TTR was trying to make was do things which are close to your heart and not just because someone else want you to do.
After this question I realized that many of us don't have the answer for this question. Some might have the answer but for others it's just a dream and they don't have the courage to live it. Am I becoming too philosophical... nah... that's a bitter truth...!
For quite some time now I have been trying to answer this very question for myself but unfortunately don't have till now, still pondering and longing to get some answers... my childhood dream was to become a pilot, but then elders say "Jo hota hai ache ke liye hota hai (whatever happens, happens for good)". Here I am an MBA with a engineering degree, back to the corporate world which is still reeling under the pressure of global recession. That's enough funda for today... :D
After this question I realized that many of us don't have the answer for this question. Some might have the answer but for others it's just a dream and they don't have the courage to live it. Am I becoming too philosophical... nah... that's a bitter truth...!
For quite some time now I have been trying to answer this very question for myself but unfortunately don't have till now, still pondering and longing to get some answers... my childhood dream was to become a pilot, but then elders say "Jo hota hai ache ke liye hota hai (whatever happens, happens for good)". Here I am an MBA with a engineering degree, back to the corporate world which is still reeling under the pressure of global recession. That's enough funda for today... :D
