Since
I write mostly about life and my experiences in life, here's yet
another piece of life experience from my side.
Whenever
we decide to venture into something new in life, we feel cautious,
generally. We try to make that transition very very smooth and also
try to make sure that the new change is better than before, isn't it?
This feeling also varies with your status in life—single, married,
and parent, old age, and so on. I find the most difficult status as
“parent”, reason being, your decision impacts not only you but
your entire family.
I
have been through such mental turmoil months back. Dilemma,
dilemma, and dilemma... Should I or shouldn't I?
After
judging from all ends, after cross-checking everything and the introspecting the impact on me, my princess, and her future, I collected the strength to plunge in
hoping I would never regret my decision ever.
The
transition is over. I am into a new phase, taking new assignments,
new tasks as well as managing my little princess, home and family as
a whole. God gives you strength, I guess. Things which seem impossible becomes manageable.
I
cannot draw a conclusion now as it is too early to do so but with my
experiences, I can suggest one thing to all working mothers like
me—Do not loose the courage to accept challenges in life. It's a
very short life. Your kids will learn from you. If you will feel defeated, they will learn the same. Have faith in God. If
you have trust in yourself and your work you can very well go ahead
in life no matter what way situation turns.
Just
wait for the right time to implement your plans, that's it.
“So be sure when you step, Step with care and great tact. And remember that life's A Great Balancing Act. And will you succeed? Yes! You will, indeed! (98 and ¾ percent guaranteed) Kid, you'll move mountains.”
―Dr.
Seuss,Oh, The Places You'll Go!
