This post serves as a summary and key takeaways from the author’s point of view based on reflections and contemplations over the year 2023. At least, there are three life lessons learned from what the author has been through this year. First, it is burdensome to carry baggage in literal and figurative meanings. Baggage, inContinue reading “Thank You, 2023”
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Thank You, 2021
This post serves as a summary and key takeaways from the author’s point of view based on reflections and contemplations over the year 2021. At least, there are five life lessons learned from what the author has been through this year. First, we need to have the willingness to take responsibility. It is inevitable. AContinue reading “Thank You, 2021”
Merci, Deux Mille Vingt
As a conclusion of all conclusions in this blog’s posts which are part of the journey in the year 2020, this is intended to infer reflections gathered from the author’s point of view and experience along the year. Indeed, this year could be considered as a rather bizarre year compared to previous years for everyContinue reading “Merci, Deux Mille Vingt”
Expectation and Reality: The Underapplied Phenomenon
“Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it” – Proverbs 4:23 Expectation embarks from an individual’s mind could turn out to be reality. The impact of expectation on the actual event is further called The Pygmalion effect. While managing oneself interpretation and response toward matter occurs is essential to produceContinue reading “Expectation and Reality: The Underapplied Phenomenon”
A Montage of Interview (2nd Piece): The Edge
+ Interviewer: I’m interested in this particular topic which might relate to certain people out there, notably in their ‘crisis’ time, periods when individuals questioning several things that appear in their life. Do you think that some pieces of you, internally, need to change?* Interviewee: Maybe yes, they need to be fixed and straightened outContinue reading “A Montage of Interview (2nd Piece): The Edge”
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