Nothing Is Impossible - A Short Story

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 Nothing Is Impossible



Nothing Is Impossible - A Short Story


              "Now I am happy", Niraj said to his wife,Mirja. Niraj bought a large house. There was enough money in his bank account. He did not have to think twice before purchasing anything. But the situation was not the same before. Though he was doing a job, he could not save any money. All his salary was spent on his bank EMI, insurance policy and family expenditure. He could not even take his family for an outing. Life was a torture to him. 


         He lived in his parental house with a large family. There was no privacy, no mental peace. He had to bear all the family expenditure. He filled that he was living to work. But he had great desire in his heart and great mental energy. From childhood, he was hard-working, that attitude ignited the fighting mentality in him. He always searched ways to increase his income. He found various, like YouTube video making, blog posting, affiliate marketing, book writing, stock market etc. but none of them gave such income as he expected. So he could not feel happy, yet he continued his search.


           Niraj had great desire to earn huge money, but how? He did not know it. So, he carried on his search. Niraj had faith that someday something good must happen.He waited for that day and continued his search. One day, he got the breakthrough. He came to know of Option Trading. It was known to him as a gambling, but two days' training unveiled to him the potential of this trading and "how one can earn huge money out of it". 

          He understood that it was the way he was searching. Instead of procrastination, he instantly jumped into it. He also carried on acquiring knowledge on Option Trading. Day passed. His profit increased. He made huge money. With that, he first bought a large house for his family. That gave him great joy. He took his wife and his child on outings - another milestone. His bank account balance kept multiplying. Now he did not think twice to buy anything. He started leading a luxury life that was his dream. One afternoon while he was ruminating on his past life, his wife Mirja sat by him and asked, "What are you thinking?" Niraj just answered, "Now I am happy."


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