Rejection You might have come vis-à-vis with situations when someone does the exact opposite of what you’re expecting them to do or when you are excluded altogether from your friend’s plan. Yes, I’m talking about rejections which is almost an inevitable aspect of our lives. It’s no surprise that it hurts to be abandoned and often the pain might have made you glum for days. The reason why rejections hurt so much is connected with our evolution. According to Lori Gottlieb, a psychotherapist back when our ancestors used to live by hunting in groups, abandonment meant a certain death by separation from the herd. Our brain is wired to take rejections as something that jeopardizes our survival. Besides evolution, our brain’s response to rejection also depends upon how we are brought up as an infant and the ways by which we connect with other people. Infants who had a healthy interaction with their caregivers usually socialize in a secure fashion and regard themselves lovable and worthy. ...

  Teaching Profession in Nepal Whenever I come across the word under-rated, teaching profession in Nepal comes to my mind first. Going from one classroom to next from one period to another speaking on top of our voices, yes teachers we are the unsung heroes. Although, I have not undertaken a career in teaching yet, I have had a couple of months experience as a creative writing and an IELTS teacher which has pretty much given me an insight to the teaching industry here in Nepal. I will now briefly explain the types of teachers at different level and the problems they face. Despite the fact that no job is big or small and teachers tutoring at all levels are equal, professors and assistant professors in the University are considered to be at the top of the teacher’s hierarchy. With years of experience and expertise on a subject matter professors are geniuses, whose guidance help groom otherwise ordinary into a wise person. The primary purpose of all teacher’s job is to impart kn...