It will be a great day when you accomplish nothing and still believe you’re worth something.
Jon Acuff
It will be a great day when you accomplish nothing and still believe you’re worth something.
Jon Acuff
Have you ever felt like you haven’t done anything?
That’s vague, but what I mean is this:
Have you ever felt like you haven’t done anything at all and it’s 11.30 at night, and you’re having a glass of Dom on the rock (because that’s what I’m having now) and you feel like you have wasted a completely good day?
Well, I have.
Read more →All humans who live on earth have this annoying tendency: we always want something we can’t have.
‘Why do you want it so badly?’
‘Because they say I can’t have it.’
Read more →Before writing this, I have written something else in anger. Of course, I wouldn’t post that one, but it makes me realise how distance could really help you put things into perspective.
Yesterday was a good day. I received a very good mark on my copyediting subject, which I have worked so hard for. I couldn’t be happier, because I really do want to be an outstanding editor. I really do. I want to write well. I want to be able to edit well.
This morning, the bomb drops.
Read more →Are you familiar with the phrase, ‘I know I’ve done something right’?
It’s a sense of achievement, of accomplishment. We may have done hundreds of mistakes but looking at the fruits of our labours, we also know we have done something right. And something good will be unveiled from that. We’ve done something right, and somehow, our lives have worth.
This post is for my parents.
Read more →I have known this for quite some time. I bet you know it too.
We behave our worst to the ones we love most.
We snap at our boyfriends. We make our girlfriends wait.
We never bother to try to be at our best behaviour – we don’t hide our dislikes about their stupid dinner choice or pretend to go along with their movie taste.
Read more →There are two types of people: those who can get their plans wrecked and adapt to new, not-so-grandeur plans and others who can’t. Today, I’m on the latter group.
Needless to say, nothing goes according to plan tonight.
Read more →Ever since I graduated from my bachelor’s degree, the issue of money has been creeping up slowly in my life.
Even though we don’t talk much about it, we graduates realise that playing time is over. Our next goal is to become financially independent.
And it’s just the first step.
So let’s talk about money.
Read more →There’s a reason we are so afraid to invest in something – to give it our all and spend hours upon hours upon hours. We hate rejections. We hate failures. Most of all, we are scared if all this hard work turn out to be nothing.
Nothing.
By not investing too much, we are guarding ourselves against failures. By pulling up a little bit short, we put a barrier between ourselves and the possibility of screwing up. By not putting ourselves out there, we say no to the vulnerable moments.
Read more →I have this grand idea of how life should be.
In a perfect world, I will be able to have my cake and eat it too. I will be able to accomplish a lot in one day and call it a day feeling really good about the wonderful things I’ve done.
But there are just too few hours in a day.
I’m not saying that I’ve become one of those very busy people (oh, wait, am I?), but I’m just curious on how people are able to do it and have it all. Let me explain.
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