After graduation, joining some institutionalized courses would definitely have added some grades and certificates to my C.V. , making me look more successful. But to live that success what I needed more is to grow a complimentary attitude. Back in 2016, as a fresh graduate from the suburbs, what I really lacked in myself, was the confidence to face the hurly-burly of a mandatory professional interview. At that time all these interviews and other processes of selection were knocking at my door. In this period of transition Prajnan Sir, Sumanta Sir, Shubhadeep Sir, Indraneel Sir and Dipanjan Sir came to my rescue. Coming across them not only helped modulating my approach towards academics and career, but also made me believe in my capabilities, helped me grow more self-dependent and confident. Those rigorous essay sessions, group discussions, mock interviews and all over, their inspiring feedbacks and formative criticisms made most of my later group discussions and interviews cakewalks, and even those harder, unnerving ones somewhat candy-showers. However, after some 4-5 years, thanking them would not be a gesture of worth to encapsulate their contribution in shaping my future career, my approach towards holistic learning and finally, moulding the core of my attitude, my being in the long run.