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My Artifact Episode 551 August 6th, 2016

A Day of Realizations and Resilience August 6th, 2016 - Khaparkheda, Maharashtra Hello, this is a Mahayer Episode. Today has been a rollercoaster of emotions. As much as we laugh and have fun, life also throws its challenges at us. The universe, which I believe controls everything, has its own intense way of shaping our destiny. Guilt and Consequences Yesterday, I took a day off, and ever since, guilt has been eating me up. Even though I informed everyone, including Gautam, I couldn’t shake off the feeling. It’s strange how our mind plays tricks on us—turning a simple decision into a burden. And today, that guilt took a real, tangible form. It felt like karma hit me hard. The scholarship form deadline is looming—it needs to be filled by the 10th, which falls on a Saturday. The problem? There are no holidays in between, and my workplace doesn’t grant leaves easily. Since I already took Monday off, taking another leave is risky. If I don’t, I can’t submit the form. If I do, I’ll be reprimanded, and my pay might get deducted. With my salary barely covering my survival here, a cut in payment is something I simply can’t afford. On top of that, I need to pay ₹2,200 for my exam form. The financial stress is piling up, and I feel stuck. Facing the Fire In the evening, I went to Lonar to submit a report. That’s when things went further south. My attendance records didn’t match with Gautam’s. Some details aligned, but many didn’t. The scolding I received? Brutal. They told me they assigned someone specifically for this task, so how could I mess it up? And honestly, they weren’t wrong. But I realized something—this situation, as tough as it is, is an opportunity in disguise. It’s teaching me how to communicate with different kinds of people. Whether they’re my seniors, colleagues, or even strangers, I need to interact with them with confidence and clarity. This is a skill I must master. From now on, I’ll make sure my attendance records are accurate and up to date. No more casual mistakes. The work itself may be secondary, but my presence and accountability matter. Game Plan: Fixing the Mess Now, about the scholarship form—I need to act fast. The plan is simple: Freshen up and head online – I’ll fill as much of the form as possible. Seek help – If I get stuck, I’ll reach out to Anurag Bhai, who has experience with this process. Confirm submission requirements – I’ll call the college and check if my presence is necessary or if my father can submit the form on my behalf. Plan my leave – If I must submit it in person, I’ll take leave on Saturday and Sunday and inform both Gautam and Lonar in advance. Lessons from the Day No More Sleeping at Work – I dozed off this morning at the plant, and the moment I did, I got a call from Manavkar asking for the key. Lesson learned: Destiny won’t let me slack off. Stick to Writing – I didn’t work on my script today. My biggest challenge is getting started. Once I begin, I’m unstoppable. I have 13 segments ready but couldn’t push through to the 14th. That needs to change. Trust the Process – My destiny is filmmaking. It brought me here, and it will take me where I need to be. I just have to trust the journey. No More Excuses – I’m not a student anymore; I’m an employee. I need to start thinking like one. Mistakes have consequences, and I can’t afford to repeat them. Final Thoughts Tonight, I need to wash up, organize my clothes, and get my priorities straight. I’ll tackle the scholarship form, use the internet wisely, and make sure to follow up on all pending tasks. Tomorrow at work, I’ll record attendance properly and ensure everything is aligned when I report to Lonar. This situation will come up again in September. The question is—will I be ready this time? One step at a time. Keep moving forward.