i still haven't found a job for the holidays but till date, a duration of less than a month since the end of exams, i've had 3 bbqs, watched 1 movie, completed a few freelance jobs, made a couple of hundred bucks, read about 10 books, played countless games of dota, camped at borders and community libraries, cleared my ippt, been waking up naturally, and i still don't feel like finding a job.
because once i get a job, i lose all the freedom i have right now, and it will plain suck.
robert ringer is one of my favorite authors. maybe that's because his world views are quite similar to mine, which is, quite pragmatic.
just read another of his books today, and he talks about a certain athletic young entrepeneur named art berg, who got involved in a tragic automobile accident that left him a quadriplegic. after his accident, one doctor told him that it was important for him to come to grips with the reality that he would neevr get married, have children, or be employable.
i shall skip the details, because the highlight of his legacy is summed up in the words he said when he passed away on 19th feb, 2002.
"i thank god that life is hard, because in the pain, the struggle, the loneliness, and the rejection, we begin to learn. and when we learn, we grow, and when we grow, a miracle happens. we begin to change.. while the difficult take time, the impossible just takes a little longer."
because once i get a job, i lose all the freedom i have right now, and it will plain suck.
robert ringer is one of my favorite authors. maybe that's because his world views are quite similar to mine, which is, quite pragmatic.
just read another of his books today, and he talks about a certain athletic young entrepeneur named art berg, who got involved in a tragic automobile accident that left him a quadriplegic. after his accident, one doctor told him that it was important for him to come to grips with the reality that he would neevr get married, have children, or be employable.
i shall skip the details, because the highlight of his legacy is summed up in the words he said when he passed away on 19th feb, 2002.
"i thank god that life is hard, because in the pain, the struggle, the loneliness, and the rejection, we begin to learn. and when we learn, we grow, and when we grow, a miracle happens. we begin to change.. while the difficult take time, the impossible just takes a little longer."
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