Fa-toooo-rey

My friend puts it really well.. till you graduate out off college, life is in autopilot. Nursery...Kindergarten...School..Junior college..College n then.... the D-Day arrives.. when you write your third year exams and after the last exam, a mixed feeling fills you. Wow..exams are over but with them the golden age of your life is over too. Too many memories, too many things about the past. But one thing that troubled me a bit too much was the future. I am a big fan of the movie "Lakshya", i have seen it like a good 50-60 times. And now here I am actually living it out.

You just sit back one day and just let your mind wander. There are ambitions and dreams, your passion about work, expectations from people, expectations from yourself. And the uncanny part is that there is no one defined way to achieve success. I mean for all you know, graduation is all you need to really go out there and achieve it. For some, a PG from a kick ass insti is a must.

Honestly, its not just about getting a good degree, getting a good job, buying a house, buying a car, bring financially secure.... none of this. These things i have come to realise that they will happen in their good time but what will define me? Will I be the only on who does can do/create/manage certain things? Will I be among the top 3 in the world in whatever i do? Will I be the only one who can do some stuff?

Future is hazy... but i know only one thing that i have to follow my heart and do what i wanna do. My passion's got to drive me. Rest I know is in God's hands. What ever happens, it will be in his will.

As they say "I don't know what the future holds, but I know who holds the future."