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Change (Badlav)

Hello You.  I meant every human being. How is your life going on?  How is your relationship with family or friends or girlfriend/boyfriend working out?  How is the everyday working going on?  How is your ambitious career planning going on? How are you keeping up with your new year resolutions?  What are you contributing to the social cause or for them who are unable afford a one time meal for their own family? What human or individual progress have you made ever since you occupied one seat of life in this planet earth?
Lot of questions indeed. But a very few resolute answers without swaying. The answers to these questions you might get at the end of this write up. I want to talk about a few certain changes that we humans need to make in this blessed life. I want to write about extraordinarily bizarre thoughts that occupy my mind irrespective of the situation.
Human beings are very comfortable.  It's not done yet.  Human beings are very comfortable in their comfort zones. The moment you ask them to step out of that zone, chances are there you will get a few negative responses.  Utter denial,  lame excuses,  unwanted requirement and complacency in wherever they are. Often we tend to question others about their motives or personal business.  Have we ever thought of questioning ourselves? What have we done to bring a change in our course of work which we have been pursuing ever since and mostly failing too.  Then their comes a complacency which thwarts our ambitious laden plans and pulls back to the potentially energised seats rather than setting our enthusiasm in kinetic energy. People often consider everything's right until they've money in their wallets.  Have they been ever considerate about the work they do or the change they have been able to bring for a greater atonement to the human lives? 

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