Liberated at 4/10
Published by Aakarsh under Personal Notes on Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Year 2005
I joined Masters in Finance course, only because i didnt know where to go. i planned something else but i landed up somewhere else. Do we really make conscious choices and stick by them or do we make choices and stick by the stand-by options life gives us. i dont know. When i entered Masters in Finance, i didnt really know what i was getting into. Yes, i did have an idea about what all is being dealt in this course and things like that. But as the journey went on, the internal conflicts doubled. Everyday, i asked myself - " Why am i doing this?". Like many other questions, this one haunted me a lot. and like every answer to all those questions, the answer to this one too had only a blank face. it was a choice i made. i lived with it, despite so many compromises and misgivings.
Year 2007 (take it as Today)
I finished the Master's course. If i am to judge my performance or knowledge on a 10 point scale, i would not give more than 4 to myself. i wont say i was too careless. but i didnt give my best too. i just did what i felt like, at any instant of time. and today, i have relieved myself from all the obligations today.Well, not all, but atleast the academic ones. i dont know if i would really take up any text-book or not in future, but for some days atleast.......
I am a liberated man
Btw, Now that i have (err! successfully)completed my Masters in Finance, i welcome all the people seeking investment ideas to consult me, if interested in something called - 'charity'.
5 comments:
try to relate the topic of this post to the 'word of the day':
syncope: A brief loss of consciousness caused by a temporary deficiency of oxygen in the brain; a swoon.
hmm! interesting.
dhanyosmi
Dude... Where have u been?.. and let me compliment u on a good blog as well as successful completion of Master of Finance..
You are as much a financial expert as I'm a civil engineer... relax...
Okay, so we took up something we had not much idea about. Went through it too! For reasons varied-responsibility, fees already being paid, burden of obligation, wanting to prove a point, not knowing what else to do, whatever. But what keeps me alive and full of life is the fact that I went through it. Today, its all in the past. And now, the future is entirely mine. :)
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