Third weekend since new year just passed, I think I kind of used to the rhythm of this year plan. This week I had an interesting conversation with two people about what’s next for them. One of them is new to the workforce, while the other one is not. The young cub told us his dilemma about finding a permanent job. Both of us shared our journey back then, about moving forward and be selfish for our growth. I told […]
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What if..
Imagine below situation in your daily life: I plan to cycle tomorrow morning, what if it’s going to rain? I’m thinking to go swimming, what if it’s too sunny and I’ll get sunburn? I’m going to have a test, what if I fail? And guess what, often, the “what if” scenario which I thought of didn’t happen. Which reminds me, Ajahn Brahm used to say, why keep thinking what if things go wrong. What if things go right? *smirk* There are […]
Stay positive, is it hard?
This week post is inspired by a couple of things but the major influence are this book and an interview. How I came across into this book was I wanted to learn more about some topics related with my work project. While searching for the book, I saw this and the big smiley face grabbed my attention. (It’s been awhile since my last library visit and usually I read e-book but I guess I still love the “feel” of holding the book) Seungri […]
Just a little..
Well, let’s wait for the next one, that’s what I thought when I saw the elevator door is going to close soon. But, a pair of eyes inside looked at me, quickly pressed the button and the door brought to open again. I saw it, fasten my steps towards the elevator, yeah, I managed to go in. I looked at my saviour, or my little saviour. She’s just around 7 year old, I think. Primary kid most likely to be […]
The Emperor’s Three Question
Once upon a time there was a young emperor who ask questions to his teachers. None of them could give the young emperor good answers.
His three questions were:
1. When is the most important time?
2. Who is the most important person?
3. What is the most important thing to do?