1st Day Diary

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                                   1st Day Diary

Date: 16.01.2022                              Day: Sunday

Sunday was remembered for my uncle’s ritual programme, who passed away last week. His death taught me a lot about life and its values. Getting up early and have a cup of tea before going to kharawasa Surat. Over there, I shaved my head as a family tradition, but I was happy to shave it.

Today I was feeling alone as I kept comparing myself with others. That made me alone and isolated from others and the crowd. I somewhat blamed and regretted my life and career.

At my uncle’s house, I tried to keep myself busy with others. However, I got a realization of my feeling that was telling me that I had to need working on it. It meant that I should expose or share it. Otherwise, it would spoil me and my mood.

After coming home, I had some rest and went outside with my friend. Further, I shared my new mission with him. He also became happy for my 21 days mission. At that time, I got a call from a lady professor for orientation for her college students as the students were working on innovation and entrepreneurship skills guidance by me.

I have seen somewhat that I didn’t concentrate upon the day and missed its charm.

But I decided to enjoy as natural as possible every day before going to sleep.

At last, I liked to thank everyone who helped me directly and indirectly.

By Haridas Patil

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