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When I was in school, I would imagine myself as an astronaut doing summersaults inside a space probe. It felt so real. I could vividly imagine water globules, pens, and my fellow astronauts flying infront of me. Once I failed to crack engineering entrance exam of IIT, even after taking a gap year, I realised something profound. Some of the things are way beyond my brains reach and no matter how hard I try, I won't be able to achieve them. I also felt guilty for looking down upon my friends/comrades who were mediocre in studies than me. It would be better if I concentrate on things which are within my grey cells reach. So I settled for an admission into a private engineering college and gave my best there. It served me well. I now have a  stable job and steady source of income. Why am I sharing my sad uninspiring failure story, you might ask! Knowing your true worth is the most important aspect while building your career. I see lots of youngsters trying too hard to ach...

I had a super senior during B.Tech who was not very good at studies and didn't get an A+ in his papers. He used to while away his time playing video games in a nearby cyber cafe. He was good at programming skills and had always wanted to build a website of his own. His friends got placed in companies like Wipro, Infosys and TCS but he couldn't even sit for those interviews as he didn't have the necessary cut-off CGPA score. A little disheartened, he went back to that same cyber cafe to play another session and have a lighthearted banter with the host of that cyber cafe. After 4 years.... He was still jobless and in his free time he had created a complete end-to-end social media website. He had been a buddy to the host of that cyber cafe and hence he didn't even had to pay for his time at the cafe. Even though the website was lousy and wasn't as famous as Facebook, people from foreign countries had become its member and were using it. With no source of inco...