Learning is Earning

Imagine a situation where you have to choose among two jobs! One is offering you Rs. 50,000 p.m. with immediate recruitment and another one is offering you a job of Rs. 80,000 p.m. for which you must your portfolio and you have to pass an interview. Which one would you choose?

Obviously, anyone would choose the first one but will definitely regret about the second one. Even having the portfolio, most of us will too choose the first one just because of the fear of failure or not passing the interview.

 

That’s the thing guys!

According to a typical human mentality, nobody wants to learn or to face anything which they don’t like or which demands efforts. No one leaves a chance of spoon feeding. And due to this habit, everyone starts seeking the convenient way to achieve or to get something. Putting efforts, doing hard work, gain knowledge, learning from mistakes are always seem absurd to such people.

The crux is “everyone wants earning without learning”.

Majority of people consider learning as gaining the knowledge of lessons of a particular book or a syllabus of a school/college. But learning is not about the books only; it includes theoretical knowledge plus experience, struggle and failure too.

I have seen so many people who are the owners of reputed private firms. They couldn’t write even their names as they are completely illiterate but still are millionaires. On the other hand, there are people roaming around with their degrees and certificates to get a perfect job and even there are students who are working hard day and night just to get settled but still they are at learning stage and didn’t achieve anything yet. And the people who get settled after much struggle just earning 45-50 thousand a month.

The only difference is that the millionaire only knows the tricks to earn the millions but that struggler knows how to earn and how/where to use/invest their money as well so that they could generate money from money. For the millionaire, earning is having money and for a struggler earning is his/her knowledge, goodwill, strategies to face all the situations in his/her working field and money as well.

In my opinion, all you need is to expand your area of learning and not the stick on the books completely. And earn knowledge and experiences first and then think about earning money.

 

 

Being an experienced struggler is better than being an illiterate millionaire.

 

 

And don't forget...

"HAR DIN, HAR PAL, HAR KAAM, HAR UMR AUR HAR SHAQS,

KOI NA KOI SEEKH HAASIL KARNE KA ZARIYA HAI

AUR HAASIL KI GAYI YAHI SEEKH,

DUNIYA KI SABSE BADI DAULAT HAI"