Sunday, June 22, 2008

Road to Success

From the day I told everyone that I have resigned from my job, I am encountering with new experiences altogether. The first expression was "What??? When??" After inquiring about the reason, the expression was "I am glad that you have taken a good decision!"

Well now that everyone knows about this and that everyone has become a less curious about me, the life has started acting strangely with me. I never felt the urge to work more dedicatedly. Why is this happening?

Since I passed my Engineering, I was feeling the urge to succeed in life. I joined this organisation, tried to learn new things. Then as time was passing, I became very much irritated by the job I was doing. I was searching answers for how do I succeed in life? I came up with an answer "Do higher studies!"

I started preparing for Entrance tests. Appeared for few of them and got rejected. But still I believed that I will be succeeding. I still gave one last test. Are you thinking that I finally succeeded? You are wrong! I may have got good marks (or not so good marks) but still I was not satisfied.

After resigning, I started working harder so that I could learn as much as I can, from this organisation, thinking that this will help me in near future. But little did I know what was in stores for me.

One day when my co-workers and I were talking they said, "You are amongst 2-3 people who have made a mark in our lives and we will be talking about you for years to come." I was moved by this statement. I knew they weren't joking neither were they lying. That came straight from their heart.

From that day onwards, success meant very little to me. Indeed how foolish I was to run behind a relative term "success" It was that day I realised that its not success that should be important to us but its the Road to Success that should matter.

I haven't succeeded yet, but for me the journey will never end. I have already covered one milestone on the road to success. How many have you covered?

5 comments:

Aaditya M. Joshi said...

well-said.

success is indeed a journey.. and so is life.

all we need to do is move on - and cover newer milestones..

all the best for ur journey of success.

Unknown said...

dude i no very well about our organsition........but u dont stop becoz i was also moving frm same condition.dats why i no wat is d importance of success in our life.becoz one day my teacher told me dis dat "all my growth and development led me to believe that if you really do the right thing, and if you play by the rules, and if you've got good enough, solid judgment and common sense, that you're going to be able to do whatever you want to do with your life.

Prashant said...

So that was the dhan-ta-dhan moment, huh??

Chalo, der aaye durust aaye... and dude, trust me for this, you are pretty much on your path towards whatever you term as 'success'

Ashutosh said...

all d best dude.....

@ditya..! said...

Very True...Even i had of the same experience of njoing work more after I resigned. The only difference being I just loved my job before and I loved it even more after my resignation...!!