Speaking about people who need support

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Why it is always a tenth standard failure commits suicide?
Why our society is acting so rude to our young generation?
Why do parents start expecting from their daughter or son to earn in lakhs?
Why studies have become load for students around our country?
Have you ever deeply thought about it?
Well, I can’t answer it but today let’s discuss about it…

A CA aspirant (girl) committed suicide after failing in final for the third time. Isn’t it a headline for the newspapers around our country? Well, yes, everyone knows that CA aspirant gave up! But did anyone (including me) think that what she must have gone through? How worst times she must have faced? No one commits suicide until and unless he or she is forced too. She had seen failure in life because she did not clear final exams in two previous attempts. So, the question of handling failure gets out of the way now.       
The girl must have been in extreme stress because her family must have had high expectations from her and they must have hoped that she will pass in this attempt.  
Another issue is—handling the stress and traumatic situation. When a person is in stress he or she may come across a situation when that person will feel, “I had enough of life. Let’s end this bloody thing.” If someone overcomes such moments of their life, then he or she may conquer the world one day but most of us don’t really get time to handle pressure. The bus of expectations, hope and the dream of getting rich is always behind us, trying to hit us. But do the youth of India needs it?

Well, studying is an important part of life, I know but studying is not everything. It can make you rich and knowledgeable but it can’t buy you happiness until you are satisfied with whatever you’re doing.
The interesting fact of today’s time is—there are many examples as such who went in the wrong field and ended up being successful figures in the society.

First in my list comes, the bestselling author, Mr. Chetan Bhagat. He went to IIT to pursue engineering and then for further studies he got admitted in IIMA. After studying so much, he ended up being a writer. Can anyone telling me why? Because he was always a storyteller, he just got into the wrong train. But the positive part of his story is he did not let his passion of storytelling die. He did become what he always wanted to…

Second is Mr. Sandeep Maheshwari, well, in India who doesn’t know his name. He is a motivation speaker but he is a college dropout. When he was young, he tried out many ventures like photography, etc. but he always collided with difficulties. While searching for his purpose of life, he ended up being a motivation speaker. He is now a successful motivator who didn’t complete college but he speaks at IIMs and IITs. He is one of my inspirations too.

Third is Mr. M.S.Dhoni. Well, I won’t say anything about him. We all know his story. How a ticket collector became the most successful captain of Indian Cricket Team.

Concluding points:-

Well, after reading the above examples, you must have understood what I want to say!
Life is not about earning money by working unhappily. Life is about earning money from a job you love to do. You need to understand what you want for yourself! Be calculative and chase your dreams.

It’s A Request:

Please don’t commit suicide, ever. Every tomorrow is different from today.
Past may hurt you but only for some time.

Thank you,


Amay Saxena    

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