Finding one's passion in life beyond financials and economies! It is very common in a contemporary world under the prevailing status quo that the development of an authentic-self does not converge with financials/economies that are used by many, albeit narrowly, as THE SOLE measure of the success of individuals as well as organisations. Interestingly, some find it easy to choose one direction out of the two diverging paths, while others, especially those who are relatively young, struggle in selecting one, putting them in a highly disintegrated state of mind, sometimes for prolonged periods.
http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/international/2018-03-27/meet-the-australians-who-are-retiring-early-to-embrace-a-fulfilling-life-of-travel-%E2%80%94-while-they-stil/1745464
So many in India are giving up lucrative careers these days, to follow their heart and realize their dreams beyond the corporate rat race and mountains of money.
For enjoying real happiness in life it is essential to find passion beyond economic gains. Observation of Vijayanand Murray is very appropriate. Indian ethos, Vedic values and ethics inspire us for this kind of passion in life for the well being of humanity
But that is what life is all about. How can you not have passion in development of your environment, yourself and country?
I see this happening all the time. But sometimes there is a conflict in what people claim they want to do and their actions. This is where one needs to tread with caution and try to understand the real person that lies behind all the words & actions, to know the real intentions. Sometimes we have badly misread people and failed.
Daily flight exercises will grow you wings, in the end, if you persist.
Highly important because you can never get tired of what you have passion for. The passion itself is a motivation for improvement, progress and development.
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