MBAteshwari mata ke anmol vachan..

Two things that I have learned here-
1. It is possible to do anything no matter how limited the time is.
I have written 12-15 pages of bakar on a subject that I know nothing about, completed huge assignments in just 1 hour, prepared and gave 8 exams in 50 hours n all went well, awake for two three nights continuously;still awake in class managing to participate in class discussions, doing FB, gtalk, playing farmville and crazy taxi,gossiping a lot with friends in this tight schedule;everything is possible, I just have to think that I have no other option but to do it and that thing gets done. That of course makes me wonder why I don't post often; I mean if I can squeeze everything, I can squeeze writing for the blog too. Well, that's because I think that is an option for me and options are not important for me.

2. In the end, its only I who matters. Everything else can be ignored. Its not that I have become materialistic and would not care for human beings around me- its just that in my quest, I have come to realize what is important and what is not. I really don't care what others are doing around me, it doesn't matter to me if others are stealing my credits, it doesn't matter to me if others bitch about me- it doesn't matter anymore. I have that one goal and its just that what matters to me.
Initially when I read Fountainhead I hated Howard Roark- that how can a person be so self absorbed that nothing in the world matters to him. Now I know that nothing in the world actually matters.

BTW, MBAs talk in point system language; hence the above post in points :)