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Learning is not a big problem, but what to learn and how to sustain one's career is the ultimate target. Know how to strike the perfect balance.
We as human beings live in a civilization where age doesn’t matter for any growth. But the most important criteria is the physical and mental stability. We should never hesitate for doing new things in life. Let us take the case of knowledge, education, and career.
These are considered to be the greatest goal of an individual. Learning is not a big problem, but what to learn and how to sustain one’s career is the ultimate target. Here are a few series of action that a person undergoes to achieve career growth.
Knowledge difference
An individual has the confusion of what they learned in theory and are not able to apply in practical life. Suppose a person is recruited in a company and starts his work. Soon, he faces so much of confusion between the assigned job and what his theoretical learning has been. That is quite natural. It is the practical life that makes us learn unknown things. The only way to overcome this confusion and fight against it is by keeping yourself self-confident and open to knowledge acquisition. There is no particular age to learn and study things in life. Every stage is a learning platform. The only thing is to be yourself prepare for it.
Will I get benefit after this?
This thought arises for every individual in their career. Will I benefit after learning? Or should I change my path? Should I continue going the same way as my present stage? Whatever we learn is not a whole thing, and also never feel oppressed because of the past learnings. Whether it is your career life or personal life, never regret the past. Education and knowledge is never wasted. Whatever we achieve during our study time and during our career life, both are equally valuable. A sense of regression within yourself must be omitted. This is how we reach our ultimate destination.
Physical and mental stability
We need to be both physically and mentally alert while choosing a career. Firstly, we must think that,” I am working for myself, and not for the company or manager”. It is my necessity to get a good career life. Actually, physical problems arise due to tension, stress and anxiety. As far as possible, avoid all these frustrations. Build your own personality Think, “I can do it and I am eligible for it.” There should be no fear. If such thoughts are overcome, you will certainly attain a good career life.
You must avoid all negative thoughts and frustrations during your career life. If we showcase our inabilities in front of our colleagues, they also feel that you are not qualified enough to do your job. We are no longer secondary or senior secondary school for us to get such fears. We are grown up adults and have chosen our careers carefully. Keep this demeanour all through your life and make the most of all opportunities that you come across in your professional life.
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I am mridula having completed post graduation in English literature and language. I was working as a teacher for two years before in a reputed school. Presently I am planning to enhance my career in read more...
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