My Philosophy of Life
Since time immemorial, humans have been searching for the purpose of life, “why we were born”, “what is the purpose of this life”, “how did life even come into existence” and those mind-numbing questions to which we don’t have any definite answer till date.
Well I am not the one who can answer these questions but I can definitely come up with my own philosophy about living life. Being a college student, I am still not familiar with the harsh facts of earning a living but I don’t want to live a life with regrets. I don’t want to end up being disappointed with my job and ultimately my life. When I am 60 and I look back at my young self, I would want to remember “the life I lived, not the money I made.”
I am a kind of guy who wants to do everything. I have very unstable mind and I hope most of us at this stage of our lives have one. I always thought that I wanted to do something for mankind by offering my devotion in the field of science. But then I realized I would better want to make money by establishing my own business venture. But then once again I would feel that if I started my own business venture, I wouldn’t be able to deliver anything for science and that the world would rue the fact about what could have been had Mohit decided to offer his devotion. (😉)
And then I would once again feel that how insignificant we humans are. The truth about life is that life goes on, people move and things gradually change for the good. The road not taken is not to be regretted. Any other person would offer the services that I wanted to give ultimately making me insignificant of my actions.
It doesn’t matter to the whole world what we do or not until it is going to affect them in some way. So why do we even care for other people’s opinions or thoughts. Why don’t we make our own ideologies and principles and follow them regardless of what people think?
We have our own dreams and aspirations, we even have the energy to pursue those dreams, we even have the will but still for the sake of society we don’t do it. I think we all have been blessed with a really good family who cares for us, cares for our dreams and our aspirations. They will always support us in our life decisions provided the decisions are rational and practically applicable.
The only thing that is stopping you is “you”. You are your greatest limitation.
In the choices we make in our lives, there is something we’re always bound to lose and leave behind. We can’t do everything together (like I wanted). We have to decide our own priorities, we have to decide what is important for us and what is not. I also believe that there is nothing like Karma, there is not a fundamental definition of what is good and what is bad. Even the greatest scientist of all time said that “Truth is a function of time”. It is we who decide what is good for us and what is not.
In this small life, why do we even waste time on something which is not even significant for us? Why do we do the thing we don’t want to and why do we even give a fuck to the society?
With this piece of insignificant article, I just want to conclude one last thing that I don’t care whatever people think of my actions because ultimately, I am not responsible to them and that “I’m my greatest limitation”.
Well I am not the one who can answer these questions but I can definitely come up with my own philosophy about living life. Being a college student, I am still not familiar with the harsh facts of earning a living but I don’t want to live a life with regrets. I don’t want to end up being disappointed with my job and ultimately my life. When I am 60 and I look back at my young self, I would want to remember “the life I lived, not the money I made.”
I am a kind of guy who wants to do everything. I have very unstable mind and I hope most of us at this stage of our lives have one. I always thought that I wanted to do something for mankind by offering my devotion in the field of science. But then I realized I would better want to make money by establishing my own business venture. But then once again I would feel that if I started my own business venture, I wouldn’t be able to deliver anything for science and that the world would rue the fact about what could have been had Mohit decided to offer his devotion. (😉)
And then I would once again feel that how insignificant we humans are. The truth about life is that life goes on, people move and things gradually change for the good. The road not taken is not to be regretted. Any other person would offer the services that I wanted to give ultimately making me insignificant of my actions.
It doesn’t matter to the whole world what we do or not until it is going to affect them in some way. So why do we even care for other people’s opinions or thoughts. Why don’t we make our own ideologies and principles and follow them regardless of what people think?
We have our own dreams and aspirations, we even have the energy to pursue those dreams, we even have the will but still for the sake of society we don’t do it. I think we all have been blessed with a really good family who cares for us, cares for our dreams and our aspirations. They will always support us in our life decisions provided the decisions are rational and practically applicable.
The only thing that is stopping you is “you”. You are your greatest limitation.
In the choices we make in our lives, there is something we’re always bound to lose and leave behind. We can’t do everything together (like I wanted). We have to decide our own priorities, we have to decide what is important for us and what is not. I also believe that there is nothing like Karma, there is not a fundamental definition of what is good and what is bad. Even the greatest scientist of all time said that “Truth is a function of time”. It is we who decide what is good for us and what is not.
In this small life, why do we even waste time on something which is not even significant for us? Why do we do the thing we don’t want to and why do we even give a fuck to the society?
With this piece of insignificant article, I just want to conclude one last thing that I don’t care whatever people think of my actions because ultimately, I am not responsible to them and that “I’m my greatest limitation”.
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