WHEN DID BEING BUSY BECOME A MEASURE OF SUCCESS ?

The useful part

The concept of being successful, according to entrepreneurs, businessmen, and millionaires, is the same. They all agree with just one principle: "Invest your time in a productive space, make the best use of yourself, and challenge your potential at every level of your life." These are all philosophies of wealthy or rich CEOs. *(Time spent — 6 hours in school, 2 hours in private tuition, and 2 hours for self-study/homework.) According to this description, these children should be toppers because they spend 10 hours a day studying.

How it works

• Indian parents often think that if their child is in a top school and has a good private instructor, then they will score higher in academics.
• Here is the truth: rarely does any student score 90% or above.
• In this case, we have seen that investing hours in a particular thing gives us nothing but self-satisfaction that we are achieving our goal.
• Instead, we have to identify the merits and demerits of the mirror so that we can make better use of it.
• An individual who is unproductive (unemployed) is seen as useless according to society.

What to take from it

In this case, we see that individuals feel pressure to engage themselves... On average, an Indian student studies about 10 hours a day. Their personality gets demoted, social interaction becomes minimal, and they doubt themselves and their abilities.

Details worth keeping

Is being busy really effective for our lives? We don't have to invest our time in front of the mirror (goal). Let's understand this with different scenarios.