Article by Harsh Agarwal

A few days back, I was contemplating a few things to try out with, to solve the stagnation in life. Then I thought, why not take a resolve to try something unique, new; which you have never performed before and which you always wanted to add in your list of things to do in life.

When you give it a period of time to do those things, that time becomes the most memorable part of your life because you learn how to learn and do things in life. For each day, the mantra would be framing the picture of the day.

Whatever new things you discover or you do, you learn something out of that for your life. When you give some sustainable changes to your life, the things which we are more likely to pursue will stick to us more; if we do something challenging, big and crazy, they just give you tons of fun which is a necessary part of life and to make your life worth living.

Whatever you do in that particular period of time will always give you a feeling of rising spirits and will even teach you the value of life and why it was exactly given to you and for what reason? The answer is straight forward, to make you vigilant of what your life means to you and what it expects from you.

Trying something new and unique doesn’t mean what other souls are doing. What you want to do, what you strive for, what you want to achieve, what you think and mean are the necessary ingredients for that unique thing which you want to do.

It’s all you, your soul working there to make decisions right away. This will be the most important aspect to learn. There’s one more thing working abstractly behind this, which is perception – your way of looking at things you encounter in your journey of the most cardinal and noteworthy times of your adored and irreplaceable life. Perception is not the only one, your reasons and emotions also stand as the causes of trying out something new in life.

So, here I say leave all your worries, come out of the monotonous life and explore something which you want and look at it from a different perspective.

So try and give it a shot…!!!

Harsh Agarwal is 17-year-old student from Bhilwara