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Connecting the dots

Ever since I started pursuing science, there has always been some kind of doubt. The question of “Am I heading in correct direction or not?” “Is it what I truly desire? “ “Would I have done better in something else?” “Did I not explore that?“ Kept bothering me. Since few days, I really enjoyed the way I found joy in exploring small things. I also realized that there is nothing else which gives me the great pleasure other than doing science. I get fascinated with things that I read and see. This fascination drives me to understand more. As i get fascinated with different things that I see, somewhere down the line, I strongly believe there’s a beautiful story which is stitching together while exploring it. This current mindset which I have to find joy in small things found the pleasure in something which made my day. I don’t know for what reason that is driving me since morning. Never have I ever had a hassle free day, this one subtle euphoria (which remains constant) kept my day moving in cloud nine. It also made me realize everything is under your control. You call it hassle when it’s not in your control. Everything is interpretation of how you take things. This had never happened since a very long time. There was a sudden surge in my confidence levels and had this will to conquer anything. Hope this stays! Sometimes, out of the blue, you find happiness, inspirations in completely strange things which is completely dependent on the way you see things. Not everyone sees through your eyes! There is a spark which ignites deep inside you which your heart knows whereas your brain takes time to process. Looking to exhaust myself everyday which can ultimately push my boundaries of the comfort zone. On the pursuit of exploring your excitement, things may not be very obvious to connect each other. I  But still, I am trying to hang in there, exploring the excitement and waiting for dots to connect each other. 

I have been fascinated by following fields which evolved over time

* Cell from scratch
* DNA mechanics
* Biophysics
* DNA nanotechnology

I am also trying answer the questions:

Why this things fascinated you? 

Is there a connect?

Can you find it?

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