My Jerry Got Sick

I knw by cing this pic evrybody thinks that i am very bad at drawing bt the thing is that after the effect of viral i gt vexd up and thought of doing something so i had a taken a pen and paper which will b always beside me and started drawing but i nvr know that my jerry too got my viral fever effect
After cing my pic my papa commented like "whats there in ur mind it wil b on  paper u are feeling sick in ur mind so the pic is like that"

Again started writing

I think i had given a long break for my writing due to so many reasons

lack of time

busy with works

bla bla but i gt to know that sharing my feelings with my best buddies(paper & pen) is the best thing than sharing with frnds (so called humans)

I just completed reading the book of robin sharma “WHO WILL CRY WHEN YOU DIE” I think it’s the book “THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI”made me to read another book of robin sharma it’s a very short book and inspirational one i like to give some of the points here which I like the most

*Seeing yourself as the CEO of your life can create a fundamental shift in the way you perceive your world. Instead of sailing through life as a passenger, you become the captain of the ship, leading things in the direction you choose to move in rather than reacting to the whim of the changing tides.

*All too often, we spend our days waiting for the ideal path to appear in front of us. We forget that paths are made by walking, not waiting.

*“So long as you live, keep learning how to live,” noted the Roman philosopher Seneca.

*There are no failures in life, only results. There are no true tragedies, only lessons. And there really are no problems, only opportunities waiting to be recognised as solutions by the person of wisdom.

* We all travel different roads to our ultimate destinations. For some of us, the path is rockier than for others. But no one reaches the end without facing some form of adversity. So rather than fight it, why not accept it as the way of life? Feel the pain and savour the happiness.

*To live your life to the fullest, start taking more risks and doing the things you fear. Get good at being uncomfortable and stop walking the path of least resistance. Sure, there is a greater chance that you will stub your toes when you walk the road less travelled, but that is the only way you can get anywhere. As my wise mother always says, “You cannot get to third base with one foot still on the second.” Or as Andre Gide observed, “One does not discover new lands without consenting to lose sight of the shore for a very long time.”

After reading this book I thought of writing a book “WHO WILL DIE IF U CRY” I think it is the truth we have to accept right J