Because We Only Have One Life

Why do we take more than a single step to go from D to E ? Here are 10 reasons why: 1) It certainly takes much more efforts to go from D ifficult to E asy. 2) There is a huge difference between a person who just being D are and another person who really makes an E ffort to do something. 3) A D efect is certainly an E ffect, but an E ffect is not necessarily a D efect. 4) Something that D iverges will take some time to E ngage. 5)When you feel D iscourage, you will need a helping hand to be E ncouraged. 6) You might D iscover something in the beginning, but later there are more things for you to E ncounter. 7) A D rifter is miles away from being E fficient. 8) There is a long way to go from D esigning to E xecuting. 9) To D ocument something is just the beginning. The next long step is to E xplore it. 10) And you'll definitely need millions of D ots to form an E laboration. Alphabetically, it only takes one step to jump from D to E . However, if you look differently, you'll see...

"Don't 'you' know I hate business?" I'm currently trying to overcome a huge obstacle in my career, where I have to involve in a totally new field which I never had experience before, either literally or practically. It's quite frustrating sometimes, especially when you get criticized for a work that you've tried your best to complete it, even though you are totally clueless and unguided. Nonetheless, after shedding so much tears (just so you know, oversensitivity is one of my weaknesses), I hold the emotions firm inside, and tried to navigate my route to positive thinking. Maybe, this is a new challenge for me to improve myself. I'm too comfort now, have received some credits on the great works that I've done and maybe it's time for me to 'compete' a bit. Besides, nobody's perfect, right? ;) Thus, I redefine challenge as: C - Call H - Hope A - Attempt L - Laudable L - Lead-up E - Exposure N - Need G - Grasp E - Effort If I real...

" You will be the same person in five years as you are today except for two things, the people you meet and the books you read ." -It's so true what Charles Jones said. To be honest, I am not a bookaholic person even though I'm currently working in an educational environment. I am the kind of person who would just happen to read any book if the book happens to be there at any happenstance. However, when I start reading something, not even a rumbling thunder can wake me up. :) One fine evening, I was looking for a reading material to kill my boredom during the invigilation session. I just grabbed one from my Reader's Digest collection, which was the March 2010 edition and rushed up into the exam hall. I spent the first 30 minutes glancing from page 1 to the back cover, while peeking at the candidates. As I am not a bookworm, I don't normally read every page of Reader's Digest - my favorite page has always been the one-page article like the All in a Day...