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EARNING DEPENDS

One thing, that’s on the mind of every middle class parent is that they want their kids to get settled as soon as possible, and there’s nothing wrong with that. They keep him cut from the outside world just to let him focus on his career. Extra curricular is just considered as a luck and later romoved  by the parents due to the responsibilities that fall upon the shoulders on their child. I don’t condemn this practice at all. It’s fine at all. It’s completely cool.
What they fail to understand though, is that, these hobbies can help a child not only brush his/her flair but also earn a decent amount out . What they say precisely is,” Paise ki koi kami hai kya?  a child supposed to react to that? He is squashed to silence. What sort of irrefutable question is this?


Result- No more hobbies needed..
No internships. No paid activity. Just course study. Well, you could guess what is it look like. Basic human nature. Do whatever you are told NOT to. Hmmmm? I shouldn’t have done it. It was wrong. But it had to be done. There was no going back from this. *dark music playing in background*
It’s a great feeling. When your hard work pays off, when people like the quality of your work. And the best thing, they remember you.
Okay so Moral : There’s a whole world out there for you to explore. Get out of that cave. Start taking steps of your own.  turn on your life by your own. Do something hard. Do something you could basically brag about.
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