Rank Yourself

This is quite an interesting story of a boy and the real story.

He was pretty calm guy, from a middle-class family. He was disappointed by the ambience for the marks obtained in his higher education, often he was compared with each person in his family. When he wanted to go for higher education, relatives and surroundings advised his parents not to give him higher education, investing in him will lead to homeless derelict condition. He was demotivated and devastated, his parents adrift about his education.

Finally, his Dad wanted him to join diploma course, which can be affordable by him. To fill his dad wish he joined that course reluctantly. The very first day of his college life was unforgettable one in his carrier, his lecturers insulted him badly in front of the entire class. At that time he got no friends to smile. He was quite normal in studies, but not bibliophile. He got fewer friends. After 6 months, his semester results came. Which turned his life completely, he was not only class first also department first in his college.

So far nobody has known this poor guy, now the entire college knows him. After this result, lecturer's view also got changed and they trusted him. In a short period, he got placed in a Reputed IT Organisation before completing his education. Also, he got the best performance award for his excellence in all semesters.

So far insulting and demotivating surroundings turned to praise him for his growth and talent. He ranked himself to overcome from all negativity. Everyone is equally talented with their own skill set, never ever underestimate with their failures, which are stepping stone for success.

This journey was quite long and the tussles he faced was deviant one. He did not get what he was looking for, but he got succeeded with what he got. He ranked himself to prove this society to look back him.

When nobody believed in him, he did. His instinct and potential were always immortal.

Rank yourself to achieve your goals based on your potential and hard work. Do not under-estimate your potential even when the entire world fails to see it.