Finding The Real Me!

Our lives are defined by the people around us. We’ve lost our true selves while impressing the world. Under the influence of a few we create blunders for our life. The following incident stands exemplary in proving that happiness is truly where your heart is! 

Sharing from a real life experience, ‘A girl passed with flying colours in her Class XII Board Examinations and she ended up in a very reputed college of Delhi of her choice. The days spent in that college, with each step she walked, she could hear her head saying, “What am I doing? It’s wrong!” Something was not right. She was in the wrong place altogether.

On the 1st Semester exam day, she was studying while getting ready for college and just stopped, sat down and thought. That moment, she decided to drop out and start preparing for a whole new creative venture. People did oppose it. They said that you won’t be successful; you are stupid to leave a seat in such a college.

But all she could hear was the call of her dreams and nothing else. She just wanted to paint. Leaving no stone unturned, she soared high into the skies of her passion which landed her up in the country’s best Art Institute.’

This was all the manifestation of her inner voice. Sheer hard work and a resounding determination could do wonders for you!

We cannot live our lives by being someone else. No one in this world can judge you better than you yourself. In life we all have a mission to accomplish which is as unique as we all are. All you need is to stand up for what’s right. Have the courage to say ‘NO’! A genuine advice will never prove false. In the end the thing which is going to matter the most will be the endurance and our grit towards our calling. Dreams and ideas are worthless without execution that is absolutely relentless. It’s not only your opportunity but the responsibility to achieve rare-air success. 

Life is a canvas and we have to paint that with the colors of triumph over our latent inner potential! A revelation never seen before!

P.S. I wrote this article when I was 16.