people say virat kohli and all work very hard but the truth is a T-1 lawyer works harder. but ultimately in this game called life, everybody in india knows the former but nobody cares about the latter. so where are the guys who said working hard is a panacea? lately been feeling pretty deflated knowing that no matter what i do - nobody cares about me - i could die tomorrow and the deal will still go through - another rainmaker can produce the exact same results, the client wont care about me etc. i will never get invited to the ambani wedding, no kid in my colony will say that 'X' lives in my colony - for the kid i am just another office goer - no supermodel will date me because despite working so hard , i still dont make enough money - so all this work for what -

but if virat doesn't play tomorrow, who knows what'll happen - we don't have any replacement for him.

im sure even virat feels the same way when he compares himself to cr7- the fact that he is nothing in front of cristiano ronaldo

so how to get over this thinking guys - should i just believe that life is unfair and move on? or do you suggest anything else - even when i enjoy my work - i think to myself - nobody gives a shit about me

pls help sir/ma'am - i am not trying to diss on the fraternity - ofcourse lawyers are important but im sad about the fact that i wont ever be worshipped like cricketers, celebs etc

Shift your focus from external to internal. You can never be happy unless you are internally content. Think about the people who's life you are changing due to your work or the person who you bring relief in the form of justice and counsel.

The modern world may make you believe that being a celebrity or top-shot businessman or cricketer is the end all be all, but don't forget that the world goes around on the silent contributions day-in and day-out.

Let's put this into perspective, you may think that your father may have been a cog in the wheel of the corporate, but if he dwelled on that perspective he would've not made you able to get to the law school or for you to enjoy life, he found his happiness and contentment on his work making money to help you afford the life you want to live.

Focus on your task, do not care about external validation. Only thing that matters is your efforts, the results are irrelevant because they are neither in your control nor in your hands so why worry about it?

Once you shift your mindset and approach you will find inner happiness which is way beyond any materialistic pursuit.