The Greatest Gamble:Proving Yourself!

What does it take to prove yourself?

For Jamal Malik, (The lead character of Slumdog Millionaire- A film by Danny Boyle.)

His greatest gamble in proving himself was joining “Who wants to be Millionaire” contest wherein, if he gets lucky, He’ll get 20 million rupees. Enough to cover his expenses and he could even, possibly live in comfort. But it turns out that joining on it would brought him in refreshing his past.

There’s been a doubt in his capability on winning the grand prize and was accused of cheating because he didn’t have enough chance to undergone formal education. But he proved them that they’re all wrong.

A person’s capability in attaining knowledge doesn’t necessarily limits and doesn’t necessarily means that it must have come from the four-corners of a classroom or what we called “School or University” rather,  it could also be attained  outside, in streets etc. and even in our life experiences.  He proved that Acquiring knowledge is an endless cycle but it’s up to you how will you apply for your life.

You could be the smartest in your class, graduated from one of the top universities and bagged countless recognitions but if you didn’t apply your knowledge on improving and shaping your life. Thus, it’s worthless.

For someone like Jamal, the risk that they’re taking head-on, just equipped with enough knowledge and unshakable courage it’s a risk in proving themselves that all their hardships are worth it!

 

So, What are your thoughts about proving yourself despite your education status?

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