Aam Aadmi Party win and a new career option

Arvind Kejriwal of AAP says that they are entering politics to change the system, I am not sure of this, but I am sure they have opened a new career option for many: POLITICS. Interestingly, nowadays one question mostly ask me is—Can I enter politics? If you think, this question comes from fresh entrants in work force, then answer is ‘no’. Many who are experiencing a mid-career crisis and also many  who are experiencing a growing sense of uneasiness that this work was not what they wanted to do with the rest of their life and thanks to movies like ‘3 Idiots’, they listen to their inner voices. Be it doctors, engineers, lawyers, NRI’s (especially them), and businesspersons…..the list is long. I think this is reflection of change. In my perception; there comes a phase in life, when some want to explore choices that they feel passionate about, some may want to reflect on the meaning of life, and some may decide to deal with psychologically unfinished business. Whatever may be the reason but Aam Aadmi Party win has brought new career possibility on horizon for many (again I am saying this on my own work experience, maybe I am wrong, so please do not feel offended if you do not relate to this). Corruption, inflation, unemployment, good governance and financial security may be the concerns but now some may vote for a new career possibility, after all AAP win has shown a way for aam admi, a common man. You may witness many localized RWA’s, social activists, etc taking keen interest in local problems (this sounds good!). On a lighter note, I may add, for a political career, in future, you may need a bachelor's degree in political science; electoral politics; administrative competence and communication abilities and yes, may even require an entrance examination (as always is in India), what say???