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I entered university knowing exactly what I wanted to do. "I want to be an engineer" I said. One month in I made a demo robot for my robotics club "I want to w
by rick_2047 16y ago
I entered university knowing exactly what I wanted to do. "I want to be an engineer" I said.
One month in I made a demo robot for my robotics club "I want to work in the field of robotics".
Over the course of the first semester I organized 3 big events "Maybe I should get an MBA, I am good at this".
One month into the second semester I started getting good ideas about one start up Idea I had had for quite a while "Entrepreneurship is the way to go for me. I want to be my own boss"
Around the mid terms of the third semester I worked on a position paper titled "A memory model for object oriented computer architecture for a international conference (still waiting for the results for acceptance, pray for me :) ). It has been appreciated by my professors and Dr Ramesh Karne from who's Ideas I was inspired. "I am good at this, may be I should continue in the academic life and do research."
At the end of the third semester I wrote this --> http://www.lifeasparesh.co.cc/2010/10/my-confused-state-of-mind.html http://www.lifeasparesh.co.cc/2010/10/my-confused-state-of-m....
I entered college/university with a confidence that I know what I want and that has been shattered when I expanded my knowledge.