Random Happy Day #3

Happiness is getting your long desired dream come true. It makes you realize that when they say it's the journey and not the destination which matters, it perfectly makes sense :)

@IIFT - 48th Annual Convocation

Feels awesome to have completed this long, interesting journey with its own moments of sever ups and downs, turbulence and twists and beautiful turns, all throughout a perfect mix of the theoretical and practical knowledge through books and meeting so many people. 

Random Happy Day #1

Too much talking was always bad in my dictionary, but to add it's only as bad as too much not talking and thinking, which comes with the luxury of time! So here I go

Random Happy Days #1

'Happiness is .. the old nerdy in you knowing you have got constantly increasing grades every trim, till the last!'

Got my MBA final grades and yayy, it's a straight up graph, exactly opposite my engineering graph. Thank you God and my inspiration of patience with me throughout ;) So the MBA in me tells me to analyze it and I give my verdict that the Rock bottom between the two grades got over and it's a happy ending to my academics :)

Eyes wide open

Great! So of the 90 24hrs free which my MBA and would-be job decide to gift me, I chose this 3amish 11th hour to wonder, how come I never had a blogger app!! Well it definitely took a lot of sacrificing from that part of my life which is screaming me to google the cheat sheet for the 377th level of candy crush! Oh yea that's some show off, even if you ever even started the game and got stuck even at the first level. On your face!

So coming back to the blog app, it has some serious bad reviews which only my I-doubt-any remaining blog readers can agree with. I just had this sudden craving to write, which as you see I have addressed like crazy after immense wait from the deary brainy to finally stop uttering the MBA non sense and get back to some original copy paste! Talk about Oxymorons! Gosh how I loved this word while learning and preparing about it pre MBA when the life was simpler and on the right side of twenty s. Post MBA, its definitely not right and it's not the wrong side of twenty to blame about.

So what's exactly not right? Well, missing my engineering college, 2nd yr hostel room, where I would be at peace with this whole universe not having the slightest idea that 7 yrs later, this would be the only moment I could think of going back. That's not right. Or maybe that's the only right. Cheers to whoever said confusions are good! You must have been either drunk as hell like those after party MBA junta or out on some crazy 3am ish writing spree which you yourself would have never read again! And did I not say confusions are contagious, not to other people, just to your other thoughts! They creep in in even smallest of the decisions which the non sense MBA brainy can take hours about.whatever the case be and whether or not all this just made any sense, loved writing after like centuries.

MBA happened

I always wondered what happened to people who suddenly stopped blogging and used to post a once-out-of-blue post about regretting not able to blog and blah blah. Well, I just seemed to have cracked the mystery. They get boring. Period. Well for me, MBA happened. Almost.So I have a lot and lot of stuff to blog about now. Umm.. atleast I can follow my 'fake it until you make it' advise here.And I definitely have a list of what did happen and what I understood out of it. So here goes a list of gyan.

1. "Don't be scared of making mistakes" -- I remember, a week into the course, a guest faculty did tell us the same. These 2 years make as many mistakes as you can, you have paid for it and you can afford to! I guess it was a paisa vasool for me that case :P

2. "You don't have to take everyone seriously" -- and that sums up what they say about making choices in life.

3. "All's well that ends well" --  The Job, in a word.That's the only thing you went for an MBA at first place.

4. "It's ok to clear some misconceptions" -- and to add to it, there's something to learn from everyone, good or bad let's not get into that but keep your eyes and ears open. It's an awesome self-discovery process, an expensive one to add. And knowing more about yourself, your weakness and strengths -- the actual ones not the ones filled in form in these 2 years is not that a bad idea.

5. "Know your worth and never lie to yourself" -- No one can value or know you more than yourself ever ever. The trick is never to forget the same.