3) Personal Sphere –

We humans tend to overlook anything which is held too close to one’s eyes. We behave in a similar manner when it concerns our own selves. We work towards and give the best of this globe to our loved ones but tend to lose ourselves in the process. Sometimes we get so absorbed in looking after our family, that we forget to look after ourselves. Personal philosophy apart, as salaried people, we are often faced with personal financial crises, which prevents us from reaching our financial goal. This might be death of a beloved, terminal illness of a dear one or even a chronic illness, which requires a lifetime of management and funding. Life is a constant battle with such circumstances but not giving up is another human facet. Though we tend to repress our personal losses, they tend to surface one way or another in our professional lives.  Having insurance is a key method to help cope with personal tragedies. Young employees might find insurances an utter waste of time but these are instrumental in providing a safer future for us and our families. Personal misfortunes never announce their arrival but hit real hard. So, it is up to us to try and keep the worst at bay because not all events can be avoided.