Everybody asks me "How are you so free with strangers ? how do you not get a feeling of discomfort while speaking to strangers? "
To answer all those questions. here's a short story....
When we were in school, (especially if you were in an all boys school like me), life was fearless, carefree & everything of sorts.
10th was over. we were back from the long holidays after the board exams ( IN Maharashtra it is in 10th; yes..).
At first everything was just simply awesome & new. for the first times girls in the campus wow. Yeah "co-ed" fellas... it was new for us. As a matter of fact I sucked at talking to girls (not that I am great now, but that was worse). It was crazy. It was fun. It was new.
But yet, no matter how much fun I was having, I felt empty. I had no idea about anything in my life, (except for of course that I loved cars).
As time flew by, like most people; I too was overwhelmed by the studies of the great challenge of the 12th std. board exams; preparing for IITJEE, CET and various entrance exams.
So as studies kept going on, there was a feeling, something mysterious. I was confused, I had no plan for the future, I had no idea what I was doing. I was a robot working 4am to 11pm.
No questions. No answers. But yet somehow I felt unsatisfied.
One day my sister led me to Quora. I was addicted. I started following great speakers like Simon Sinek, Gary Vee & Jay Shetty.
Funny thing, They all talk about the same thing, but their methods are totally different, yet somewhat alike. The recipe for life is never the same.
but I wanted to narrow it down. Something must be the same in all of them except for the obvious hard work. I was just a teenager intrigued by how every single person is inadequate of knowledge.
So that is why.
I am addicted to meeting new people. Everybody has a unique story. Be proud of it. Learn from it. And respect each other.
We are all Legends.