It is really a second's dillema until u take a deep breath and jump down the cliff. After that it is no looking back (no equation-solving business) but plunging into uncertainty. That was the picture in the foremost slide of Mr. Prasad, who graduated out of this institute in 1988, with the dream of attaching the tag of "Director" besides his name. With this ambition, he left the secured job of HMT and returned to Kharagpur with almost zero capital to manufacture antennas. He was clearly real excited talking back of those thrilling days with Prof. G. S. Sanyal. That was the biggest leap in his life. Rest is history. It's a kind of moment's desire to boss his own business. Looking back he retrospects on the positive as well as negative aspects that came up his way to success. He shared the roller-coaster drive that he experienced in the corporate world. It is the good friends and the ambition, according to him took him this far. In the conclusion he also pointed out the changing social and market scenarios in India.
It is same idea which I found common between today and yesterday. Follow ur passions if u want to have long-term happiness. Success is bound to follow if somebody honestly strives to reach his dream, may be not today but someday in the future!
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