When I was in my first year of under graduation, I always intended to do my master's degree after my bachelor's degree. It was like a dream that drove me for many years. But, once I reached my final year of engineering, some unavoidable circumstances came up, and I had to sit in campus placement. When I joined the job, there was no looking back.
The drive that I had to do masters was always in the back of my head. In the job there was a lot of work pressure and my whole work life sunk into turmoil where there was no work life balance. At night I just laid on bed, too tired to do anything. I could not find time to study for any exams. It took me a long time to realize that I had to make my own time to study. Nobody is going to provide me with extra time or the opportunity decorated on a platter. If I wanted to chase my long-cherished dream, I had to pave the way myself. Letting this thought be my motivation, I started studying 1 hour at night and 1 hour in the morning. This addition to my routine was difficult, but I kept at it daily until it became a habit, a burning desire to achieve what had once seemed impossible. And at last I had some confidence that I could be able to do what I wanted to do few months back. I tried my level best and at last I could clear my master’s exam. Now I can wake up every day thinking that if I climbed up this tough a zenith, I can climb up anything.
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