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Self harm is the highest form of injustice you can do to yourself. Hardships will come and go, let the world know how tough you are and how you made it big.

Yuri I am continuing... 3. Every choice you make WILL HAVE A RISING CURVE, SETTLING ZONE and DECLINE CURVE. 4. So you now wonder what choice to make and how? Take yourself some time of emptiness and relaxation, and question yourself.. Do you have anything exclusive valuable skillset to offer to you employers like Digital technology, AI, Data Science and such that may aid your job profile in today's sense. Add as many smaller skillsets and provabke skillsets to your resume (don't forget to market youselt) 5. Most imp. Wisdom says choose the area of your passion and liking. Like if I am good at graphics and art I wud start building a castle of today's tools in my area and start marketing myself. If I do not get the job, I create the job for myself. I can have my startup or even I can be a freelancer. Believe me .. choose your area of liking and start building your own castle. One more quote: you r not working if u r working... U r working if u ain't working... I hope you will get this

Yuri I am continuing... 3. Every choice you make WILL HAVE A RISING CURVE, SETTLING ZONE and DECLINE CURVE. 4. So you now wonder what choice to make and how? Take yourself some time of emptiness and relaxation, and question yourself.. Do you have anything exclusive valuable skillset to offer to you employers like Digital technology, AI, Data Science and such that may aid your job profile in today's sense. Add as many smaller skillsets and provabke skillsets to your resume (don't forget to market youselt) 5. Most imp. Wisdom says choose the area of your passion and liking. Like if I am good at graphics and art I wud start building a castle of today's tools in my area and start marketing myself. If I do not get the job, I create the job for myself. I can have my startup or even I can be a freelancer. Believe me .. choose your area of liking and start building your own castle. One more quote: you r not working if u r working... U r working if u ain't working... I hope you will get this

Hey Yuri, It's well said and I believe it's a well known fact that "it's the perception that kills you, not the situation" Now let me take a few moment of yours (I am sure this will ease your burden)- 1.Every profession and job you do has its own set of requirements.. the requirements do not change for you... u need to. 2. U need to be firm on what you want to make as a source of your livelihood. This is very tricky coz your choices will have repurcations.. bad or good... 3. Do not get dragged in the trap where most of the people feel that your source of your livelihood comes from your educational certificates and degrees. So if you are an MBA wid a specialization you feel that that is the domain you must be working. Which isn't quite true. Coz neither today companies are interested in your mundane certificates not any other employers. They have a business to run. And if you are a perfect fit in their business model by way of any talent or skill you bring on table you are wanted.

Heyy, I don't have any advice for you. I know how it feels when you don't know what path to take and what to do, basically when you feel stuck. I will just say, hang on there buddy, you will figure it out.

If you have a good manager you can directly inform, or know it will take time to get that work life balance.

Well, coming to the point everyone has problems but the thing is how you handle those all stuff. And money for travelling? Just relaxx frst know yourself what you are and what you wanted to do! Just remember "DIAMONDS ARE FORMED UNDER PRESSURE ✨" Just say to yourself JAB TAKH THODENGEY NAI TABH TAK CHODENGEY NAI!!! We all here to support you! Push you! 🩷

I'm sorry to hear about what you are going through. But I think you should talk to your parents and talk to your friends and let them know about your situation and tell them you have more responsibilities, and also don't think about doing MBA delay it for some time.

First of all, I'm really sorry to hear about what you're going through. It's great that you're seeing a psychologist. Your mental health should always come first. Maybe you could look for remote jobs in your field that might offer better work-life balance? It could allow you to save on commuting costs and give you more time for yourself.

Your mental health is paramount. If you're feeling overwhelmed, it might be worth considering a leave of absence or even a sabbatical if that's an option. Use that time to recharge and plan your next steps without the daily grind weighing you down.

I understand the MBA pressure; I'm in a similar boat. Have you considered part-time or online MBA programs, like from Jain and stuff? They can be less intense and more flexible with your work schedule. Also, some employers offer tuition assistance programs—worth checking if your firm does.

Your situation sounds really tough. I had strict parents too. Sometimes you need to have a difficult conversation with them about your mental health and your needs. They might be more understanding than you think, especially if they know how much you're struggling.

Have you thought about speaking to your manager about your workload? Sometimes they can help reduce it or provide resources to make your job more manageable. It doesn't hurt to ask, and it could make a big difference.

I understand my friend, but it’s about time, abhi hustle nahi karoge toh kab karoge. Your purpose is incorrect, sunke lag rha hai tum apne parents ke liye jee rhe ho. Hustle for YOUR better future

Yeah sorry that the world is not moving as you’d like it. Imagine if you were unemployed and in this situation, thats what the 40% youth in India is going thru, feel lucky and prove your Worth rather than expecting some convenience fairy to come help you from this miserable series of episodes called life, pick yourself up work until you’re 30 then cry, if you still feel like

Stop expecting time for yourself being in finance. It’s impossible