
There is a pressing need to rethink how we set goals for our children. Traditionally, we’ve been steering them towards specific careers like becoming engineers, doctors, or business graduates. But have we truly considered what our children want or the unique potential each one possesses?
We've all heard the phrases:
While well-intentioned, this ideology is fundamentally flawed. What if a child doesn't want to be an engineer? What if they lack the talent to become a doctor? What if their passion lies elsewhere? Where does that leave them?
We must also recognize how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming careers. Children should be aware of how AI is changing various fields, understand the emerging skill sets, and know which ones are becoming obsolete.
It's time to change our narrative. Instead of imposing specific career paths, we should inspire children to explore their own potential. Let's stop saying:
Instead, let’s simply say, "Kuchh ban kar dikhao." This shift isn’t just a change in words but a change in mindset. "Kuchh ban kar dikhao" is more motivating and liberating. It empowers children to pursue their passions and excel in their unique talents
All we need to do is replace one word. Replace "doctor" with "kuch." Replace "engineer" with "kuch." Replace "business graduate" with "kuch." Encourage them to become anything they want. "Kuch ban kar dikhao."