Arun JoshiThis is where I belong. This is what I have always dreamt of.
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This is where I belong. This is what I have always dreamt of. So many people dream and work so hard to achieve so much and yet they don’t feel complete. However, the truth is that we all belong somewhere and there’s nothing we can do to change that.
Sometimes, people are not satisfied with where they are, whether it be work or home or life in general.However, once they find out what makes them happy, they see their lives as more worthwhile. They feel fulfilled after fulfilling the dreams they thought of years ago. A person may think of a certain job he wanted to do but was afraid to take the first step towards doing it because of fear of failure.
After finding happiness at his job, he decides to take that step and see if he was right about his fears.
Source: The Strange Case Of Billy Biswas
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