what we consider to be the most successful route for us to take, actually isn’t.
Because too often our view of success is about some external bullshit idea of achievement – an Olympic medal, the ideal husband, a good salary.
And we have all these metrics that we try and reach. When really success isn’t something you measure, and life isn’t a race you can win.
It’s all... bollocks, actually...” The audience definitely looked uncomfortable now.
Clearly this was not the speech they were expecting. She scanned the crowd and saw a single face smiling up at her.
It took a second, given the fact that he was smartly dressed in a blue cotton shirt and with hair far shorter than it was in his Bedford life,
for her to realise it was Ravi. This Ravi looked friendly, but she couldn’t shake the knowledge of the other Ravi,
the one who had stormed out of the newsagent’s, sulking about not being able to afford a magazine and blaming her for it.
“You see, I know that you were expecting my TED talk on the path to success. But the truth is that success is a delusion.
It’s all a delusion. I mean, yes, there are things we can overcome.
For instance, I am someone who gets stage fright and yet, here I am, on a stage. Look at me... on a stage!
And someone told me recently, they told me that my problem isn’t actually stage fright.
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