In the man’s world, as they call it, it’s a mad race. Once you’re off the bus, it’s tough to get back on it. But unlike her male counterpart, even the most fiercely competitive woman is a mother, a caregiver, first. Driven by this instinct, there are some happy mommies who have said glad goodbyes to full-time jobs so that they could be with their kids. ‘‘I want the best for my son and that includes ‘sanskar’, which only parents can inculcate. Being a perfectionist, I wanted to give 100% to both my family and work. But the two things don’t go together. So, I gave up my career altogether for my top priority, my 12-year-old son,’’ says Dr Anjali Kashyap, a radiologist. Searching for harmony, MBA Monica Shukla feels, ‘‘Balancing home and work is an art that decides our level of happiness. I think I have achieved it to some extent. The moment I first held my bundle of joy, my motherly instinct told me to give her the best. Thank God for a work-from-home opportunity that came my way. Now...
Hm... loved this one.
ReplyDeleteMeandering river.... its so interesting, a river just keeps flowing to meet the sea and to loose its own identity..!
one of the qualities of good haiku is it ends with an 'aha' sensation...like a temple bell humming after the last ring. try for that effect.
ReplyDeleteThis is the guidance I have been looking for... I'm trying to do what u r saying... Looking forward for ur reaction on "Full Toss"
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