“Duita dunga ma khutta halhu hudaina, eutai ma halnuparcha”

-Moin Uddin 

This saying “Duita dunga ma khutta halhu hudaina, eutai ma halnuparcha” depends upon a person and his personality.

If a person is smart, and can do multiple task at a single go and can adapt the changing environment and commands of his boss and can settle in to the atmosphere plus can build a relationship quickly can keep his leg at various boat, if s/he is a slow learner and is not so healthy and cannot perform according to the various different circumstances furthermore, most of all s/he is sluggish in completing the task as well as crosses the deadline – for them, it is quite recommendable to get master in a single job.

I think a person can handle various task at a single time – this age is the era of multitasking –let’s say a women of today’s generation works from 10 to 5 pm in an office, she returns home, does her household chores, if she has a baby, she care for them and also cooks at a same time in addition she gets a time to watch her favorite serial along with she goes to college to attend higher education, walk to places with her husband for shopping and travelling, so – yes, it’s obvious that one can get master in various field.

If a person is lazy then s/he may be out of the competition.

This period is the time of quick, smart, outgoing, rapport building, friendly and of all –the one who is hungry to achieve something every day.

My friends say me ,you are everywhere at anytime, I attend college, I write (as I want to be a well renounced writer), also I work in an office as well as I attend various programs in a week , meet diverse people and keep myself updated with the latest knowing via radio, internet, newspaper, magazines and so on.

So, the adage is obsolete at this present time, but one should master one skill and should seek another – after s/he is perfect in his previous skill. One should be moving rather than to be a still.