My Urvaan

Couple days ago I finished first year in the MBA program. Before starting the B-school, I was nervous and afraid that I won't be able to cope being a full time student. Voices in my head screamed that I am just setting myself for failure. Self doubt roared that I am being a fool, going back to school after a gap of ten years. Being out of job for a year and dealing with my medical situation, I started school with an overwhelming sense that I will never survive. But, as the course progressed, I discovered myself. I found strength and self-belief. Perhaps, things are different this time compare to undergrad, because this time, I am truly interested in learning. I finished the first year with a personal best GPA, an internship in my area of interest, and few real friends. From my experience, I would like to share that it is never too late to have new dreams, aspirations, and to crave out new paths. Venturing out in the unknown can be scary, but you will emerge a different pe

I want to be a successful business owner, make millions and buy an apartment in upper west side Manhattan. a horse farm in Colorado. I don't want to be a conformist. I don't want to do things because my family or society expects it from me. I want to live for myself and do what is right for me. I want to be financially independent. I want to grow every day- as a person, read more books, travel to new places and experience new adventure. I don't want to be a hoarder. I am perfectly happy with my limited wardrobe, shoes and one bag. I want a right size house. I don't want to live in an overly large or overly cramped house. I want to own one sports car- BMW Z4 some Merc I want to write one amazing book that becomes a New York Times bestseller. inspires someone to be a better person