The Different Thinking

We are different from each other. Our mindset, thinking, and behavior are not the same as to another person. Even the child is not the same as parents. And as a person, we should never judge a person by its way of thinking and action. He/she may be wrong in your perspective but actually may not be wrong in general. 

If we take an example of Sandeep Maheshwari, he is a name among millions who struggled, failed, and surged ahead in search of success, happiness, and contentment. After the 12th, he goes for an interview in a call center, and it's the right decision for him and his family to do work and get some money, but he didn't get selected in that interview.  Now he decides to start photography but it's a wrong decision in his parent's mind and demotivates him. But photography makes a step in his success. He created a world record by knocking down a juggernaut's task of taking more than 10,000 shots of 122 models in just 10 hours and 45 minutes. Now all his relatives tell others to do is photography.  If he gets selected in that interview, then he will never become a millionaire and can't be able to hold 4-5 awards. And if he gets failed in photography then his parents will taunt him for his decision.

What if he had failed? If he gets failed then he again has an opportunity to do something new and big. 

Why see a failure outcome as a wrong decision? The outcome of your decision leads to a different track of life. Similarly, in the case of a situation also, every situation and incident leads to a different way.

Our mindset is that if someone succeeds in a particular field we should also go into that stream. But among 100 only 10-20 will be going to succeed. Always do different things from others and if you get failed then don't be tense because failure is the ladder towards success and the main thing is that you try and learn something from that. There are a lot of things to learn and life is too small to learn all that.