My quarter-life crisis
Peeps, it is interesting how most of us grow up. I mean if we talk about a typical Indian middle-class household, with a working father and a house making mother, we are taught to struggle for everything. This is because by the time we grow up and become young adults, we are expected to earn a decent amount of money and take the responsibility of the family on our shoulders. I am fortunate to be receiving a decent education at this point of time when my Quarter life is approaching. Most of the people of my age, generally, don’t have a clarity of thought as to what they want to do in their careers and their personal life (and that is totally fine). Again, I am thankful to be having the clarity of thought in my career. My dear friend, who studied in Europe for years had to travel back to India because he couldn’t find a job there. He has been in India now for a few months and still can’t find a job there. I think luck plays a bigger role in your life than you anticipate. My German dr