Micropolix V5 | Sushobhan Guha | XIMB | Batch Of 2018-20
“If the roads don’t lead to where you want to go, bend the ways to get through.”
“If the roads don’t lead to where you want to go, bend the ways to get through.”
It was May, 2012. I had just gotten my XIIth board results, and I was not happy. Fast forward to June, where I was taking college entrance exams across domains, from media (my first preference), to economics and business studies, and even the likes of Amity (yikes). Unfortunately, I passed all these exams, and my family and I chose the easiest option - business studies under the aegis of University of Delhi, which I could attend while staying at home. On the face of it, it was a highly coveted course, and everyone was happy. Always having dreamt of being a columnist, I put media at the back of my mind. I think that's where my career downfall began.
Music is the unbounded transformation of emotions to expressions. I believe that music is the rhythm of nature. It fills the canvas of our soul with paints both bright and dull depending upon our need. It is a constant.
We all are artists and like to have a portrait of our future with or without the reflection of our past. The beauty of this portrayal depends on how had we imagined the picture to be and what was the level of planning. If the art goes wrong, an actual artist can change the canvas and restart again whenever required. But is it really possible for us?
“Tell us something about yourself, Prashant.”
Your big opportunity may be right where you are now!
It may sound counter-intuitive, but I believe many people are depressed because they live excessively in their own heads. And when you live a life centered in your mind, you are turned inward, likely listening to a constant inner dialogue of judgement and criticism: I'm not good enough, beautiful enough, strong enough.
“If the roads don’t lead to where you want to go, bend the ways to get through.”
It was May, 2012. I had just gotten my XIIth board results, and I was not happy. Fast forward to June, where I was taking college entrance exams across domains, from media (my first preference), to economics and business studies, and even the likes of Amity (yikes). Unfortunately, I passed all these exams, and my family and I chose the easiest option - business studies under the aegis of University of Delhi, which I could attend while staying at home. On the face of it, it was a highly coveted course, and everyone was happy. Always having dreamt of being a columnist, I put media at the back of my mind. I think that's where my career downfall began.
Music is the unbounded transformation of emotions to expressions. I believe that music is the rhythm of nature. It fills the canvas of our soul with paints both bright and dull depending upon our need. It is a constant.
We all are artists and like to have a portrait of our future with or without the reflection of our past. The beauty of this portrayal depends on how had we imagined the picture to be and what was the level of planning. If the art goes wrong, an actual artist can change the canvas and restart again whenever required. But is it really possible for us?
“Tell us something about yourself, Prashant.”
Your big opportunity may be right where you are now!
It may sound counter-intuitive, but I believe many people are depressed because they live excessively in their own heads. And when you live a life centered in your mind, you are turned inward, likely listening to a constant inner dialogue of judgement and criticism: I'm not good enough, beautiful enough, strong enough.