THINK & GROW RICH

I have finally graduated from college. Posted pics on social media to tell that to the world. Got hundreds of likes and 'congratulations' from friends. I was really happy. But what I didn't realize is the fact that my status just changed from 'student' to 'unemployed'.

Now I wake up in the morning with absolutely nothing to do. What do I do? Search for jobs? Do something useful? I have no idea. I have been pondering over these question for awhile. I didn't know what to do so I started searching for some inspirational books online. The very first search result drew me towards Napoleon Hill's 'Think and Grow Rich'.The reviews for the book suggested that it was something that I was looking for. I bought the book without any second thoughts.

I was very excited when I started reading the book as it promised various success tips. The book suggested that all the great successful people on Earth from Henry ford to Wilbur Wright used one simple law of success. Hill has subtly placed the secret of success in various chapters numerous times without even revealing what the secret is. I was fortunate to identify it really very soon.
Now, I have already taken my first step towards achieving success in life. I hope you guys read the book too and identify the one simple secret of success that  would make anyone Think and Grow Rich.

The Graduating Engineer

Hi, I am a graduating engineer. I am currently in my final year of engineering. After 10 months I will  be a mechanical engineer. Am I excited about it? Hell no! Why? Because I have no idea what I am supposed to do after that. Yes, I would have completed four years of rigorous knowledge of the core subjects like Machine Design, thermodynamics, finite Element analysis etc. But What good does it do to me. Will I be handling a job that involves the application of these subjects. I don't think so.And I don't know what I am supposed to do. Well don't judge me for being so confused and hopeless. More than 90% of engineers in India just do engineering because that is the only cool option. At least that  is what they think.

I took up engineering because it was one of the two options after 12th, the other being Medical. Since I hated biology, my decision was clear. But, now after 4 years I have no idea what I am supposed to do. I think I have to concentrate my time and effort into doing something that excites me. Something that could be my passion , my love , my everything.

I am off to find my passion. What are you waiting for? Would you be stuck behind waiting for a boring job or would you like to chase your passion? Your choice. Your ULTIMATE CHOICE.