I had a dream to open a play school. My mom was a teacher and she was my inspiration. However, I did not want to do the regular teaching. The playschool part was more close to my heart. My mom advised me several times to look for a govt. job and do whatever I like after I get married. For Indian moms the marriage of their daughters are their prime concern since the day a daughter is born, and my mother was no different.
So, an entrepreneurial mind was not that so welcomed in my
home. My dad also tried to persuade me away from the playschool thing. But,
when I didn’t budge, he asked me a very pertinent question, “Where are you
going to get the money for that?”
I had thought that my parents would fund my dream but it
wasn’t so. They said pointblank that since it was my dream, it was my
responsibility to raise money for that. I also saw some logic in that. Yes, it
was my dream, so I had to take care of all the monetary needs that were essential
to transmute my dream into a reality.
“Look you don’t have any experience of running a playschool,
so it would be better if you join a playschool first and this way you can raise
some money also. If you raise half of the amount then I assure you that I would
help you out with the other half of the amount, “advised and comforted my
mother.
In the intoxication of my dream of opening the playschool, I
had totally negated some rational needs to start a business. So, as advised by
my mother, I gave interview to some of the play schools of my city and I got
selected in one. Though, the salary was low to start with I was told that after
observing my performance for six months, I would be given a raise. Anyways, I
didn’t have any other way out to understand the nitty- gritty of a playschool.
I got myself totally merged in the rhymes and plays at the play
school. On and off, I used to be assigned the administrative tasks of the play
school as well. Therefore, I was kind of getting an all-around experience in
the play school. I had made some new friends at the school; they were the
fellow teachers at the school.
One day, I conducted a play in the school,and after the play
I was giving the children chocolates as gift and in return of the chocolate I
asked a kiss on my cheek. But the children spurned my request. I was embarrassed
that day. With my eyes welled up, I went straight to the bathroom. There in the
mirror, I noticed the reason of the kids’ refusal to kiss me. I had cluster of
pimples on both sides of my cheek and I was gleefully oblivious to it. Later in
the evening, I told my mother about this and then she handed over to me the
tube of VICCO Turmeric Cream. She said
that it would reduce the elements that make my skin oily and consequently it
will help my skin trounce the pimples.
I applied the cream for fifteen days and now I had a squeaky-clean
skin. Now kids were vying with each other to kiss me. It was a great change in
my life and I thanked VICCO Turmeric Cream to bring about a radical change in
my life. A kiss of VICCO Turmeric Cream changed the destiny of my facial skin
and invited the Kids’ kisses too. I really love VICCO Turmeric Cream.
Umm, about my playschool,I will surely launch one some day.
P.S: This is a creative account!
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