Written by: Saqib Wazir 》 I was having a conversation with my teacher and asked a question, just as an afterthought: “Why didn’t you become a PhD scholar?” He went into a brown study, if thinking about something unusual, then raised his head, saying: “We are teachers, you know, and we needn’t be PhD scholars; we are to produce PhD scholars.” I deliberated over his words and surprisingly found that what we have in our world today are because of their efforts. A scientist, an engineer, and an artist are, in fact, the progenies of these efforts. Thus, he can’t be an inventor but he can produce an inventor. Teachers are not an ordinary lot; rather, they are extraordinary, and believe me beyond that word. Have you ever thought, who was the teacher of Albert Einstein, that giant physicist whom the world consider the father of modern Physics? Likewise, think about the teachers of William Shakespeare, Stephen Hawking, and many others. Their teachers were the people who provided the...
Be like the sun; never let the opinions of those who hate you dull your shine.