Is something happened to me lately. It came one after another, but this time I didn’t mind at all and somewhat enjoying it. When you want a change, change something and let it roll to the next change. So, it doesn’t mean a bad thing. So, seize the opportunity~! To the change that you want.
Failure
This week reading is about failure. It’s definitely not the desirable outcome for all of us. But sometimes it’s inevitable. Yes, I failed my PMP test last week. It’s frustrating when I saw the result after the test. I’ll do better next time.
Things we value
We value things which are hard to get That’s what the speaker said in a seminar I attended in the office yesterday. Do you agree? When I put lots of effort into it, I’ll take a good care of it so that I won’t lose it. I’ll remember the journey and the hardship to get it.
Something we want
and sometimes you need to bargain. Bargaining is the art of getting things we want.
To be a fitter me
When I started to jog, I can only run for 2km. And I was super tired. I told myself, man, I don’t have the stamina to jog or jogging/running related activities is not suitable for me. On good days, I ran 2km or 5 laps of running tracks. But I told myself to run at least 3 laps and don’t walk. I hardly able to go beyond that distance. Either shorter or just meet 2km nicely.
Is it wrong?
Doing the right thing doesn’t necessarily mean right. Because as a doer we always think that what we do is the right thing. Doing the wrong thing doesn’t necessarily mean wrong. Sometimes you need to do wrong to realize what’s right. That’s what my swimming coach told us last Wednesday. He explained when you’re in the water, it’s easy to lose the sense of direction and movement. You need someone to help you to see and point where you do wrong. Or […]
The things which we don’t like
Sometimes it’s easier to ask ourselves or being asked by someone else, “What are things which you don’t like” than “What are the things which you like” Eliminate those and to be more like ourselves. No?
Don’t give trouble to others
人に迷惑をかけなるな (hito ni meiwaku wo kakeru na) That’s what my Japanese teacher (先生) told us in class. She gave an example that she usually sits upright in the plane because she feels when she does it, it will give trouble to the person behind her. How about if the person in front of you do it? It’s a trouble to her, but at least she didn’t do it to others.