As an aspirant in India, seeking to pursue his ambitions, could be challenging, as a result of cultural/societal norms and family restrictions due to lack of knowledge of the ever-changing practicalities of the world and fear of the unknown challenges of experimenting beyond ordinary convention. However in this process we subjugate our true potential by running away from those worldly challenges that hold the secrets of true personal and professional fulfillment. We should rather prepare ourselves to meet those exciting challenges to grow and experience life, and once we do, we realize that the only challenge that ever lay in our path was that very fear that leads to inaction.

In our society today we see how everyone isn’t completely satisfied with their lives and that discontent gradually builds up as a burdening repression that contaminates our lives in many ways. The only way to lead a productive life is by learning, understanding and positively taking charge of your life towards serving its purpose and attaining true contentment. Well that was the philosophy part, now talking about the practicalities of the situation, In our country we have been stuck with an education system that is mass producing graduates and post graduates with no significant skill sets that would land them instant jobs, and no clear direction as to how they should shape a fulfilling and sustainable career for themselves even if they do, the result? millions of unemployed youth and millions of others doing mediocre jobs, undermining their true potential.