I as a kid was very stubborn…
even as an adult, I continue doing so! 😎

And it’s same with almost all of us. Stubbornness is integral part of our nature. It’s mixed in self-respect, confidence & many virtues. So, it’s difficult to be separated from us.

When we were kids, we were stubborn to get our favorite toy, our favorite candy, our favorite TV show and what.

As we grow, priorities change, but stubbornness remains. Be it being stubborn for getting pizza party, first day first show of our favorite movie, buying phone of our choice, or even choosing our fav. Bike which looks good, over the bike which Dad was suggesting which gives better mileage.

Crux is, we do what our heart says. As it gives satisfaction. Which is the ultimate need.
Thus, this little stubbornness, makes us what we are, it keeps the kids in us alive, it keeps us alive.

But, strange fact is, we keep this integral part of our nature to sidelines at a very important time.

Everyone goes through that certain stage of life when you feel yourself to be in complete hell or high water situation, i.e., making a decision about your career! What stream to go in? Should I follow the “XYZ ka beta” just because he’s pretty successful in his 10-6 desk job?

And in this moment of dilemma, we forget who we are. We lose our stubbornness & let others decide for us. Koi door ka Relative to some distant friend ka friend, who all have Successful ka label on their head & they tell you to follow a field, just because, they followed it. Or just because THEY BELIEVE isme bahut scope hai.

Guys, give yourself a Break! You deserve better. Your heart knows you more than these all fake well-wishers. They’ll be far gone when you’ll pass or fail in the struggle of life. They are just giving you random advice, because you’re not taking a stand for yourself.

Why to search a right thing on a wrong place? Close your eyes & find out, what would you like to do the rest of your life. If you find yourself great at speaking, then why not to utilize that skill to become a radio jockey, video jockey or even a rapper! Rather than giving entrance of engineering, which you know already isn’t your cup of tea.

Although, it’s a tough job to decide what our heart says, so just have a look at some elementary steps which would actually help you to find your best career option:

• Rest the tick-tock of your clock:
  Time has the greatest power, if it can make the things go tangled, at the same time it can fix it too! Find time for yourself, although it’s hard to grab the attention out of facebook and Instagram. But spend some quality time with yourself.
• Think out of the box:
  Since, you have found time for yourself, jump into your that zone where you can actually find the task you’re good at or what level of creativity did you put in that task , i.e., your talent zone! It can be anything, decorating your school classroom or an Independence Day speech, or being a good class leader and even managing your time schedules too.
• Link your talent zone:
  Now, you’ve found that talent zone of yours, so try to link it with your comfort level! Question yourself that did you had fun while doing that task? If yes, then how far you can go if you got to do it for your whole life? How much effort can you put in? Will you even get ready to cross the fear of getting beyond where your perfection lies?
• Analyze yourself:
  If you get all the answers of the above mentioned questions, right, then congratulations, you’ve analyzed yourself perfectly and have found where to pursue your career in!
• You’re on the mark:
  Take a sigh of relief! You’re on that stage where you’ve known what your heart says. And yeah! It is a big achievement to feel that something great is coming your way!

Kudos! You’ve break the back of the beast!Now you can proudly resolve your life’s terms with your own chosen career.

If you think, the time for following your heart is gone? That’s not where the picture ends! Even Walt Disney, the founder of Walt Disney Company was a news editor before he realized that his skills were worth as an animator. Imagine, we wouldn’t have got such an entertaining cartoon character, Mickey Mouse, to revive in our childhood playlist, if he hadn’t broke the mould!