Successful people always say their passion starts when they were still a child. Like somehow, unconsciously, when you reflect back on those early, innocent years and compare with what your passion is now, they connect. That’s never been the case for me. But you know what? I think it’s okay.
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As a part of their Asia Tour, The Jubilee Project visited Jakarta, Indonesia on Monday, 18 March and met with the Jubileevers. I was one of the lucky crowd.
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As a psychology degree holder, of course, naturally, I will make my own theories (and not test them properly, hey, I’m not a psychologist) and believe they are true unless proven otherwise. Take it or leave it, but here are my 3 theories about growing up.
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That’s the lie I tell myself: eating instant noodles will make me happy. And almost 100% of the time, it really does.
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In the era of selfishness, it’s such a rarity to find someone who genuinely cares about others, especially when that person is willing to sacrifice his comfort zone.
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If you are reading this, that means I have the heart to publish the story. That means, somehow, I have survived my first week of my first ever full-time job.
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In telling our stories, we tend to be selective. We tell one group of people, and not the other. We find someone we can trust, and depending on the main reason we tell the story, we will choose someone who is a listener, an adviser, or just plain someone who has walked in our shoes.
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The value of respect has sunk in deeper in our community. It’s a word that once soared so high, yet suddenly just becomes another word in the English dictionary.
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Not a lot. Or maybe a lot. That depends. Like, after three years of university and five group projects, I have realised that it sucks to be in one.
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First day of work. First day of internship. First day of school. I don’t know about you, but I loathe these firsts.
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