I remember those days at my dublagdi school! What an inspiration I was really. GOD must blessed me with so much of inspiration that I got dragged into IIT KGP. Really I surprised lot of people around me including me.
Thinking back, and breaking into molecules of those inspiration, if I have to narrate those same things to another fellow junior of mine, what would I do?
I used to thank GOD and definitely my parents for giving me so many things around me, because only few lucky ones can sleep in the night peacefully, get food, dress, books and most importantly was given enough time to do my study, besides being usual casual naughty village boy.
Early morning before I get up from bed, I would have already waked up and would be still curling in the bed, and would be organizing my thought process how to spend the whole day. What are the fun parts, and what are the boring things that I have to tackle for the day. I had a simple principle of doing simple, fun thing first. If I do not have anything in math, the drawing would be my first thing to start. Using this principle I would organize my routine starting with math in my routine. That opens up my brian cells, and then I move on to science type of things like geography, social science, history and then english. As soon as I get up from bed, I try to get a quick breakfast of rice crispy and then I will update my routine behind one of the notebooks. After that, the routine would drive me for the whole day, and the routine would have my high level goals like half term exam, full term exams etc...so all I need to do is sail through, without being too much excited. Just keep cool, play cricket, any kind of ball, swimming etc...and then come back to study in the morning and evening. Its kind of religious ritual.
and by doing these simple things, GOD was kind enough to bless me more and more.
Now being in US and UK, roaming all around the world, I strongly feel the need to give back to society and the first thing that comes to my mind is visiting my school and talking to juniors. If I would get a chance, I would just talk this simple principle of having a routine and keeping simple/fun thing first.
Thinking back, and breaking into molecules of those inspiration, if I have to narrate those same things to another fellow junior of mine, what would I do?
I used to thank GOD and definitely my parents for giving me so many things around me, because only few lucky ones can sleep in the night peacefully, get food, dress, books and most importantly was given enough time to do my study, besides being usual casual naughty village boy.
Early morning before I get up from bed, I would have already waked up and would be still curling in the bed, and would be organizing my thought process how to spend the whole day. What are the fun parts, and what are the boring things that I have to tackle for the day. I had a simple principle of doing simple, fun thing first. If I do not have anything in math, the drawing would be my first thing to start. Using this principle I would organize my routine starting with math in my routine. That opens up my brian cells, and then I move on to science type of things like geography, social science, history and then english. As soon as I get up from bed, I try to get a quick breakfast of rice crispy and then I will update my routine behind one of the notebooks. After that, the routine would drive me for the whole day, and the routine would have my high level goals like half term exam, full term exams etc...so all I need to do is sail through, without being too much excited. Just keep cool, play cricket, any kind of ball, swimming etc...and then come back to study in the morning and evening. Its kind of religious ritual.
and by doing these simple things, GOD was kind enough to bless me more and more.
Now being in US and UK, roaming all around the world, I strongly feel the need to give back to society and the first thing that comes to my mind is visiting my school and talking to juniors. If I would get a chance, I would just talk this simple principle of having a routine and keeping simple/fun thing first.
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