Thoughts In A Wandering Mind

Let us ascertain what has been going around for some time. For the sake of illustration, let us make 4 categories. 1. If you try to work for 5 days and take a two day off, you can be called just another person living a normal life with good work-life balance. 2. If you try to work 6 days a week and take a day off, you can be called a good worker with decent work ethic. 3. If you standardized working 7 days a week without any significant break, you can be called an excellent worker portraying high standards. 4. If you work seven days a week, in two shifts; morning, evening or any two shifts in a day, you can be called a worker in two jobs and going through the rigorous routines every day, trying to become a super-worker with terrific work-ethic living high above the normal plane. It has been like that since the past few years. While the first category can be called a mellowed down, muted or soft approach, the degree increases gradually before reaching the final category where it takes ...

I had a feeling that whatever I write on any topic or subject will either improve it or disrupt the existing state of affairs . I am never a disruptor and would never seek rocking the boat but improve the longevity of the present situation. Unless something is cruel, one don’t require a reform, when the existing systems are doing very good . This holds true for most of the areas I write about. In short, my efforts should strengthen the systems for good but not break it.   I had been in U.S. for the last one year and one week. There comes the question, should I go back to India or continue in U.S. It has been a tough question to answer but I would like to continue for as long as it is feasible . There are several points to ponder about 1. Continue the hardship in U.S. without going back and starting from scratch 2. Don’t rotate between the countries but maintain the stability of staying at one location 3. When it clicks, there is no good in not riding the success w...