Hi friends today i'm putting in front of you a story which I read a long back this might help full to you in finding your destiny.

FAKE WORK (building a road to nowhere):

            Suppose if you are building a road leading to the site of your new cabin. You have taken months in clearing sage brush and aspen trees, you are working and pushed forward from your best understanding of the surveyor plans. Your road winds over a dusty hill, cuts through the trees, moves along rocky ridge, and then you find yourself looking down from the edge of a cliff.
         FAKE WORK looks and feels like that. The building of the road was purposeful. Your effort was admirable the blood, sweat and tears you poured into the project were real and your commitment was profound. But one of that really matters you are left with the road to nowhere.
               So many of us have dedicated weekends along with nights, to a project proposal that ended up being cancelled, ignored or dismissed essentially roads to nowhere and see all ones efforts leads to nothing. That is road to fake work that end of long days, weeks, months or even years just seems a drop of a cliff.  

       

       The moral of the story is that having a goal is not important but also the way we have choose to go for it and achieve it also important. Today there are many people who completed their degrees in management and technologies are shockingly without any basic knowledge are coming out of colleges and universities. I won't say that every one is knowledge less but most of the people I've seen the way of behavior and etiquette led me to take the example like this. Also even though a road with a strong foundation led to a cliff resulting nothing will have no use

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