Those days used to be tough for all of us. Knowing that we must live on 50% of the allocated budget and canceling our school trips was painful. What was more painful was to see my father traveling from one lawyer to another to seek advice on this case.

One day I asked him how he could manage this worry, and he said: I live in day-tight compartments.

Just like a ship, If one part of the ship gets damaged, the captain of the ship orders to block the damaged compartment so that water does not fill in other parts of the ship. Similarly, our Mind is also like a #Ship, If one part of the day or life goes bad, we must block it from filling our complete #mind with the “worry water” and sink our mind ship.

Fast Forward to today, Most of the emails I get nowadays from many of my students are: Sir, My family is going through a financial crisis.

My #Advice: You have to remember that a financial crisis is temporary, But if you allow this crisis to shape your life, then you will always think that Life was unfair to you.

Block the #worry, Dont be in a #hurry!
Every #crisis is always #Temporary.

There is always Light at the end of the tunnel, If you are going through hell, Keep Going.

Fight back, do not give in to #circumstances, and figure out ways to support your family. But that also does not mean you must give up on your studies or passion. Instead, you can always help your family members stay #positive, #worry-free, and #stress-free. Live in Day tight compartments, accept the inevitable, reverse engineer the crisis, and figure out how you can commercialize your passion. Whenever you feel #directionless, reach out to a #positive #mentor who is an #implementor.

No Crisis will define or decide your destiny, Instead, You will