Bursting the bubble you create - TAPMI
As a child I was always notorious, constantly getting into trouble, picking on people and creating ruckus. That was in my 5th grade. In my 6th, we moved to a new locality and I changed schools. I joined a little late and by then friend groups had already formed. I had decided to change myself. Stop being a spoiled kid and have a better impression among others. I became a silent kid; I didn’t talk much unless talked to. By the time I reached my 12th grade, I was complete introvert. I had created a bubble around myself. I rarely interacted with anyone, and became the silent kid from every class. When I joined my graduation, I realized being in this bubble would not help me in any manner. It was time I made another major shift in my life. The time had come to burst the bubble. I started forcing myself into situations which made me unconformable. I joined clubs, participated in various competitions, and tried talking to as many people as possible. By the end of my graduation, I headed 2 clubs, had published a paper and organized multiple events and workshops. It has been a year since my graduation, and in my final year of MBA, I am still not a complete extrovert, I still get uncomfortable around very huge gatherings but, I’m still consistently trying to improve myself and become the person I aspire to be.
