It's a priviledge to know what you want to do
Sometimes, you can know what is it that you really wanna do, and you feel you are doing that. At other times, you know you aren't doing what you wanna do, yet you know what you are doing is a step towards what you wanna do. And then there are times when you don't know if what you are doing is going to be helpful in ultimately doing what you really wanna do; yet you do what you are doing since you have a sincere belief that ultimately you are going to do what you wanna do. But the worst of times are those when you really don't know what it is that you want to do.
So what is it that you want to do? I mean, apart from closing this stupid page?
Frozen by Sameer at 5:56 PM
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4 Comments:
SAM YAAR HELLUVA do and dont's .. i mean i m damn confused buddy. i read it twice... its a diff one to understand.. how the hell u thought of writing such.... and LOTS OF DOOOOOSSSSSSsssssss..DO the DEW
October 16, 2004 12:13 AM
Sameer,the worst times are when you know correctly what you wanna do, and you are working hard to do what you really wanna do and when you know that you know all that is required to achieve what you wanna do but something is stopping you from tasting success and that something is nothing but you have come to know from your not so good experiences, sheer luck then you feel so dejected and downtrodden that for once a thought comes in your mind that is what you doing for achieving what you wanna do is sufficient enough to help you attain what you will do in life or is it again something else?
;)
October 16, 2004 1:47 PM
Perhaps.
October 18, 2004 9:17 AM
Leonardo da Vinci did whatever he wished to, throughout his life. He is a success story.
Salim Ali did the same throughout his life, he is a success story too.
Hugh Hefner was into what he loved to do. He is again a success story.
Even Bill Gates is playing the way he loves to, and won't you agree with me about his success?
The day I get to do what I want to, what I am meant for, I will be a success story.
October 19, 2004 3:18 PM
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