Category: Life

  •    THE BIGGEST WHAT IF.

       THE BIGGEST WHAT IF.

    What’s the biggest risk you’d like to take — but haven’t been able to?

    They say, “Life begins outside your comfort zone”

    Trusting people very easily can lead to regret. You might meet someone who transforms your world. You tell them things you’ve never shared with another soul. They absorb everything and want to hear more. You share hopes, knowing they will share in your excitement.

    A phone call helps to get you through. In their presence, there’s no need for continuous conversation. We think of this person on every occasion and in everything you do. You find strength in knowing you have a true friend. You know that your heart might break one day. However, your love is greater than anything.

    Life seems completely different, exciting, and worth it. Your only hope and security is in knowing that they are a part of your life.

    And finally, when circumstances change them, you basically regret for your love towards that one person.

    To have regrets is to not forgive yourself.

    And not forgive yourself means that you do not love yourself, do not trust yourself, appreciate yourself.

    Life is to have experiences. If the experience turns out as we expected, we call it ‘success,’ otherwise we call it ‘failure.’ But they are only experiences!
    The only ‘real’ failure is to not learn from experience.

    Life is life. Life is to be lived. Life is so independent that it even decides by itself when to en without consulting us.
    The only thing that we can do is choose how to live it!

    The only thing that we have is the present. Past is gone, it’s memories; learn from it. Future is still to come; we don’t even know if we’ll be here when it comes.

  •   A LIFE WORTH LIVING.

      A LIFE WORTH LIVING.

      What are you most proud of in your life?

    It’s a tough one isn’t it? Everyone has something they like and something they hate about themselves and their perception is correct.

    I’ve been told by people that they admire my confidence or the fact that I’m calm under pressure. People from the outside have an idea of a happy life that I’m apparently living.

    The truth is my life’s a mess. I’ve struggled and continue to do so every single day even with problems that weren’t my creation. I’ve got health issues, relationship problems, problems with family, at college and generally everywhere around me. I’m basically a trouble magnet. And yet still I’m surfing somehow.

    No actually, I’m thriving. And when I look back to the road that got me here, it seems crazy that I’ve ven made it this far. No one gave me anything, most didn’t even believe in me. So if you ask, what I’m proud of most in me or in my life then I gotta say I’m proud of the choices I made and the fact that they were mine and not somebody else’s. I took my decisions, I decided my turns and the ways to get over the roadblocks and I didn’t become vicious or bitter at them. My choices are what got me here, and I hope that I continue to make them as I’ve done so far- on my own terms.

  • MY PROUDEST MOMENTS.

    MY PROUDEST MOMENTS.

    What are you most proud of in your life?

    My life is simple, simpler than anything. I have never been rich enough to ride luxurious cars, can’t afford foreign trips for my vacations. But I think being rich is not something to be proud of.

    Have you ever faced discrimination among your relatives because your family is not well off? Well, my family had those moments when people (read as relatives) didn’t bother to invite us in any function or auspicious occasion. My dad never cared about it much, but my mom used to feel bad.

    If I look at my life, I see nothing to be proud of, like other people take pride in their wealth and achievements. But there is one thing which made a difference in my life.

    Writing.

    When I started writing, I was just another engineer, frustrated with his life, who had his share of mistakes, struggles, and downfalls. And then I started writing for myself. I tried to pen down everything about my life honestly.

    People liked it, appreciated it, and started to relate with my writing. I tried not to disappoint anyone who asked for my help.

    To be honest, I didn’t start writing to help people out here, but I started liking it. I never expected anything in return, except love and respect. Fortunately, people here didn’t let me down.


    It is not my blog website profile that I am proud of. There are many talented, popular, and great writers writing on this platform.

    But when I listen to,

    You have saved my life.
    You have saved my career.
    You helped me to make proper decisions.
    Then, I feel proud of myself. My inbox is full of these messages.

    I couldn’t change my life when I had the time, but I am glad I somehow changed a few lives.

    That is why I am proud of my writing. Not because I write something marvelous, but it has brought some changes around me, and in people who were determined to bring change in their life after reading my work.

    Take pride in how far you have come,

    And have faith in how far you can go. — Unknown.