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Hat Tip- #7

Two more years to go until I become eligible to call myself a graduate. I met amazing people through the course of this journey; had fascinating experiences and got to learn new lessons every day. I am proud of the person I am today. Looking back, when I connect the dots that got me to the juncture I stand on the present-day, I realize how everything was architectured impeccably to make me reach here. All the breakdowns and all the accomplishments, small or big, conspired altogether to get the best out of me and make me an improved individual.

This has been an odyssey where I encountered mixed characters, but majorly those pathetic self-haters. The ones who get exhausted at the end of the day by the struggles they make at uprooting the plants in the other garden rather than cultivating and blossoming their own garden. The ones who hardly care about the porridge in their plates because they are too busy centralizing their attention on the other plate.  The ones who always find faults with the others, who always criticize and condemn others; the ones who definitely give me off the pessimistic vibe.

Ponder upon this: How beautiful it would be to see a band of dreamers, of dynamic motivators, of believers, who help pushing each other to their limits and always fill the other with a sense of impulse. I say do good to those who have been unhealthy to you at some point of time. It takes courage to do such exceptional favors. Never feel worthless in their presence rather feel swayed by their spark and inspire yourselves to work up on your garden. Ask them about the uphill battle they fought to reach there and follow their footsteps. Radiate that vibe of optimism; a feeling of combativeness to reach your goalpost come what may.

See the other not as a competitor but as a fellow comrade, and concentrate always on making your grass greener. You are beautiful the way you are. Trust, that god has the most splendid plans for you and you are exactly where you are meant to be. You would soon realise this few years down the lane. Surround yourself with constructive, forward-looking people who are reasonable and progressive. Be proud of yourself and your life. With your chin up and head held high march ahead and be a maven of this run. 

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