Letting go is tough. Charlie Trumper realized that. I've realized it over the years. Be it at business or at life. Be it voluntarily or by force. It is heart-wrenching.
How do you let go of an organization that you envisioned and created and see it be run by a board which has no idea about the sweat and blood that has gone in? How do you let go of a relation that you invested hours on to get to where it was?
Do men who've loved, feel it difficult to start, run and then go public with a company? Do fathers have the same feeling when his daughter gets married?
I've had to let go, have been let go and have had things taken away … none of these leave behind good taste… so what is the solution? To not let go or to never have had that in the first place?
1 comment:
To never have had it in the first place if you're not 100% sure. And to never develop expectations even if you are sure . To realize that everything and everyone has a place in this universe, otherwise you and i would not be here . To realize that finally a man does what he is created for....you and I cannot hold it / let go (that's illusion if you and i think so) ! It is what it is ! I know Saints knew and believed they were never a part of this world , but came here to learn lessons of life and go back...so attachment leads to illusions ('maya' in sanskrit/malayalam for u to understand better) :-)
Post a Comment