that feeling of life which was present suddenly disappeared, only money talk exists with people constantly judging you by the money you make
Everyone feels that at some point of their career, very normal. May be leave the job for a few months and you will suddenly start feeling the reverse of it!
Its not the job or the lack of "purpose". Its just too much competition. The competition is not just limited to the work, but in all walks of life. Its like being in a battlefield 24X7. You have to fight it out in office, if not you are replaced. Come back home, it s competition for family life - For men, this pressure is even higher. Its easy to say, quit the rat race. But we cannot, its a matter of life and death. Unlike EU nations where a person can chose between success and simple life without sacrificing quality of life, In india we cannot. If we do not have the perceived level of success, we are left behind. Imagine running a marathon like a 100m sprint, thats life in India.
This is the worst time to be a employee but best time to be a entrepreneur. Being a businessman is very difficult if you are a first gen entrepreneur.
Not really bro. Left TCS after 8yrs in Bangalore ..staying in my hometown.. First 5months was nurtuing for Product management skills but felt like leaving tech jobs..I'm doing freelance writing and also doing ecommerce....
Now actually working for more hours but in the end feels more satisfying than getting a monthly paycheck..pressure is there but I'm in "home" village..yes not town..no air pollution.. No noise..
I'm.working on my first novel too..
Obviously I'm getting less than an IT job..But no rent,groceries are priced less.., vegetables are fresh,more importantly I won't be called as an outsider here(cos I faced it a couple of times)..But always a Kannadiga helped me more than my own state people.. Bengaluru was always kind to me.. But Home is Home..
Pursue what you love.. More important than that..Find what you are passionate about and "INVEST" you time in your passion.. Cos in the end..Money is always Ultimate!!š š
I thought people who earn better LPA packages would be happy but it seems in the long run everyone realises that earning better money solves money problems but not necessarily makes happy in other aspects of life. š
Saucy bhai rn
Atleast it solves something than suffering from that something
because not everyone is meant to do jobs, we are just doing it like a bunch of sheep, we didn't give ourselves enough time & efforts to find what we actually want to do in life
How do you rectify this?
Rant alert:
Have you felt the same way? How many years of work ex after which you started feeling this way?
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