Hari
HariKrishnan - browses online and roams the roads as Maneesh. I run Smursh Media - a new media and digital firm. I give back twice of what I am given by anyone.
HariKrishnan - browses online and roams the roads as Maneesh. I run Smursh Media - a new media and digital firm. I give back twice of what I am given by anyone.
What you want to do and what your put your time into unless afflicted by social considerations, don't let it be a victim of scenarios drawn in your or someone else's mind.
The rupee is weakening, you can't make any money on stocks, the loans are expensive, the rent keeps shooting high, the clients don't have money, the parliament is being diabolical, India can't reach 300 in a test match. Grave issues really.
But when the night grows dark and your eyes shut and you find ways to travel to places and people in strange ways all these begin to pale into non existence. And in such journey's lie things unique to you. Things that only you've seen and no one else has a semblance of an opportunity to figure out. That's your opportunity, your shot. Take it. Only you can do something about it and make it happen. Don't let your dream drown in the cacophony of the inconsequential-s around you. Your job is your dream and when things fall apart or resurrect around you finding ways to survive, hold on to what is perhaps the only thing in this world that is yours.
Give this year for it. Don't let the economy buoy or bust its flight. Vaccum it around your persistence howsoever of a pester it might be.
This is a sleepless night. The mind is buzzing with thoughts, the possibilities, the vacuum, the people, the chances, the luck, the distress, the disgrace, the betrayal. Things are muddled and there is no rest. The shoulder droops these days and the hands carry no weight. I once wrote about the boy in that class in my school looking out from the window to the open sky. He was thinking where he would be in that world outside when his time comes. He is out there now, here in this night and through the prism of the mind he is looking back at the boy, trying to look through his eyes into his mind, to steal his dreams. But I here can't see, the picture is murky, the prism too thick. This night is sleepless, devoid of dreams, both mine and the boy's. I will remember this night. This night won't forget me. Sent on my BlackBerry® from Vodafone