Care and take decision keeping best interests at heart!
:)
Care and take decision keeping best interests at heart!
:)
It’s not about how hard you can hit.. but about how hard you get hit and keep moving!
– try to hide your astonishment.
but never out..
never out!
I daresay I will remember this day. Even if not the exact day, the fact that I –
1) Screwed up a mid term royally..
2) Got a rejection from an app I had sent 2 days ago.
3) Realized that a whole bunch of others had got calls for round 2 for another app and I hadn’t meaning I got rejected for my application
4) Got a ‘We don’t hire entry level graduates’ from 4 firms I called..
Hmm.. let’s see now. Do we have an Abe Lincoln kind of story coming up?
Failed here..failed there.. failed everywhere.. then became president?
I already am. Need a release! :D
I got to keep building momentum for things I really want to do.. doing it for a 3 weeks makes it a habit! :)
has thought of someone to blame it on. – Robert Bloch :)
It’s been an exciting if, at the same time, busy last 2 weeks. We’ve been working hard on Sparkz(http://sparkz.expressionhappens.com) licking the team into shape, getting the momentum going, dealing with a couple of crises that came our way..
Now, just got the website out.. still to work on it. Sparkz is a big dream.. to make the best ever event this university(NUS)has seen. It’s obviously in its formative stages- lots of questions pop up.. Will people sign up? Will people sponsor us etc..
Lots of excitement, passion, fun.. :)
Now, time to study. Doing it because it is important.. doing it because it would help solve future worries. I have 10 webcasts to listen to! Woah.. thats roughly 12 hours of lecture to be heard, processed and understood and worked on in the next 36 hours. But, for a change, I know I want to do it despite what my moods may be. Besides, I also know that I would make time for it whatever happens..
Is Stephen Covey’s character building finally beginning to work?
Will see.. Either way, it is atleast beginning to improve! :)
is to try to cheer somebody else up.” Mark Twain