How can we define a person? Probably the biggest challenge for any thinking individual. For me, it is my work and my personal values. Today, I will share three different incidents of my life that will help you know my personal value and me a little better.
I was born 3 months earlier than I was supposed to. The family doctor
predicted that I would not survive. But, I did. I did not walk till I was 2. My
family was concerned that I would never walk. But, I did. Later, this story
shaped my value that I will survive any situation, however grave that seems at
that point. This helped me not to give excuses why I cannot do something.
In the year 2010, I went to visit my childhood teacher. After the visit,
I was on my way to the train station. Halfway to the station, I saw something strange.
An elderly lady was lying beside the road. I was curious. Her
hands were cold and pulse was weak. So, I carried her to the nearby hospital.
After 4-5 hours of struggle, she survived. The doctors found that somebody
poisoned her. This incident impacted me a lot. Let me tell you, there is no
greater feeling than saving a life. If we can understand how we impact a human
being positively in whatever we do then the work becomes much easier and
involving.
Third and last one incidence is this period that I am going through. I
was a successful professional. But I wanted to experience more. So I came
to Canada for MBA and I was confident that finding a job would not be
difficult. But, I was wrong. So, what should I do? Blame everybody for my
situation. Blame the stars...No, the learning is successes are rare incidences
after long and persistent effort. I am finding out my weaknesses one by one and
taking steps to fill the gaps.
So, wrapping up, I will define a person by her work and values and my
personal values are not to give up, making a positive impact on peoples' lives
is the most important factor of our jobs and keep myself developing
irrespective of success or failure. I hope this will help the readers to understan me and relate to my future posts.
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