Hey , :)
I'm in a good mood , not that you paticularly care ,
but , im sure , the next moment would be good , tomorrow would be much better (considering tommorrow is my sports day, its really saying something) .Day after would be even better , life will go on , its good , its nice , happy happy .Yes tomorrow will come , if i die now , the world will be rid , of a lot of fuel , and wood , (im hindu),
If only the world was as optimistic as i am ,we would be a hell of a lot richer , we would all be a hell of a ot happier ,(yes even you , the pessimist) , we would have a lot more water (remember the glass half full) .
Technically speaking , we have everything to be happy about , a lot . Its just that you probably dont realise it .
If you can talk to your girl friend (boyfriend, no gender bias , just im a guy !)whenever you wish , your a lot better of than someone who doesn't get to speak to the one person whom he/she wants to speak to the most.
If you get to read this , be happy , your getting access to the internet , much better than someone who is not allowed to come within a mile from a computer , let alone operate it .
Now , why am i going on about shit that doesn't concern me ?
precisely , this is the most ideal question .
But , i love economics (again totally unrelated youll think) , but economists love to comment on things(again unrelated......) id like to think of myself as one (get it ???).
So how exactly does your perspective influence the wealth of nations and your wealth.
Well, its a profound theory ,
Okay , let me ask you , when do you shop the most .
For a majority its diwali time , where people dont like their account balance and would love to diminish it (totally your choice mate) . But why diwali ?? Ever asked yourself that question ?
Its not that after diwali laxmi ji will swoop down over you and shower you with unthinkable wealth{she may (i m an optimist remember)not ruling that out :)} and you have to finish off your money before she comes .
There are two reasons why youll spend ,
- Because its a stereotype , read , everyone is buyiong (following the age old indian tradition of walking the beaten track)youll also buy
- Because your happy . No diwali doesnt fill you up with joy , its just the atmosphere (not the blanket of air surrounding the earth) your happy , everyone is in a festive mood , almost like your on a high, so you dont count pennies .
Now , basically , you buy when your happy , and research shows that your happy , when something good is about to happen , or you expect something good to happen , which again leads us back to optimism .
Now , the more we spend , the more money is put into circulation , production is increased ,
more people are employed , when more people are employed , there is more money to go around , read more money with more people ,
money is not really any use to anyone when lots of it is with one man who doesn't spend it .
So ,when more money is in circulation , then the buying power of the nation in general grows , the economy grows , when the economy grows , then you get more money , and it this is how it grows .
But this is a bubble ....... sadly ,
to be continued ........ the sad part is left (this is for the pessimists , the next will be for the optimists)
5 comments:
ahaan !!!
BRAVO ..... a pretty heroic attempt to save the world from the chronic depression it seems to be sinking into ! It always makes me happy to see crusaders such as thou to lead the damned from the world of sorrow they live in to greener pastures of joy ! But,as the responsibility to be rather critical has been entrusted to me by a certain someone, i would be a little honest !
1. There is always an essential difference between thinking something and putting it down in words. One mistake that a lot of people seem to commit while writing is that they forget they are conveying through their words an idea to someone who has no clue to whats going on in their head. Thus, disjointed phrases, which make a lot of sense in one's own head, when put down on paper, just distract the reader from the main theme of the idea that you are trying to convey ! Emphasize a little on COHERENCE ....... try seeing the difference between the good writers and the bad.
2. As far as the theme of the blog goes, its commendable the amount of thought you have put into the way the economy works, but i would suggest that your read a little bit more, especially the contemporary authors so as to give a more well rounded view to your readers !
Otherwise on the whole, an excellent endeavour !!
Wishing you all the success in the future :P !!!
I have to say that its a good effort, but also agree with Keerti that its lacking flow there are too many random sentences
Your focal point of "the happier we are the more we spend and the better the economy does" could have been explained a bit better.
Looking forward to the next part :)
wow anju....seriously standing ovation from me.....u see i was never to gud at writing stuff....but urs is like amazing....and its pretty much written in the manner u talk, it shudn't b lyk dat....small paras make it a less load to read but it doesn't leve an impact on d reader....many lines could have been put in a better way but this is gud and cud work for me for d tym being....nice work in all....keep it up!!
AGREED to ol,, I usually dont wreck my little brain much!
see,
diwali is my favourite festival and i love shopping and eating at the fest...
but wat is ur problem??
i did not get it...??!
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