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Since our school days, we are exposed to the number 100% which represents full mark or perfect score.
It is a wonderful thing to have. Almost everyone wants it.
Looking good is also a nice thing to have.
Barbie dolls are models for young girls to emulate.
We thus grow up in a "nice" world.
What then is imperfection?
Can you accept imperfection?
Demands in work for high standard these days aligns everyone for the perfection.
A slight deviation can be picked up and be the talk of the day.
To err is human.
Does this sound familiar?
Understanding imperfection is a realistic step to understanding people.
Though we do strive for the best, we need to know that we are not perfect.
A certain amount of slack will happen one time or another.
Do you blame yourself for any hiccups?
Try not.
Understand that you are afterall human.
You will feel better having this knowledge.
The key is to try your very best, but do not expect it to be perfect always.
Hope this article can lessen the pressure of daily life, and
to understand the meaning of being perfectly imperfect.
:-)
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Removing Dependancy
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When we were young, we looked towards our elders for guidance.
When we were school-going, we looked at our peers and teachers for direction.
When we are working now, who do we look for?
The dependacy mindset is always within us.
We look for support. We fear. We need help.
It becomes a mental block.
Without support, we cannot progress on our own.
We lose confidence.
We cannot do without given direction.
Now the question, "Is it healthy in the long run, habouring this type of mindset"?
Can we be guiding than being guided?
I believe we can.
It all depends on which option we prefer.
Removing dependacy, removes the need to seek direction from others.
We become a thinker, a planner and a leader.
We think out new ideas.
We plan for directions to achieve the ideas (objectives).
We lead towards our ideas.
Along the way, you will discover people following you.
People will look upon you to depend themselves on.
They seek advice from you.
You become their mentor.
Do you see the change with the removal of dependacy?
You grow.
You learn and improve through contemplating.
You self-explore and experiment new initiative never done before.
You will feel a more confident you.
You will be more daring.
You will find the fun of exploration.
You self-improve.
That is life.
Make full use of your life.
:-)
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When we were young, we looked towards our elders for guidance.
When we were school-going, we looked at our peers and teachers for direction.
When we are working now, who do we look for?
The dependacy mindset is always within us.
We look for support. We fear. We need help.
It becomes a mental block.
Without support, we cannot progress on our own.
We lose confidence.
We cannot do without given direction.
Now the question, "Is it healthy in the long run, habouring this type of mindset"?
Can we be guiding than being guided?
I believe we can.
It all depends on which option we prefer.
Removing dependacy, removes the need to seek direction from others.
We become a thinker, a planner and a leader.
We think out new ideas.
We plan for directions to achieve the ideas (objectives).
We lead towards our ideas.
Along the way, you will discover people following you.
People will look upon you to depend themselves on.
They seek advice from you.
You become their mentor.
Do you see the change with the removal of dependacy?
You grow.
You learn and improve through contemplating.
You self-explore and experiment new initiative never done before.
You will feel a more confident you.
You will be more daring.
You will find the fun of exploration.
You self-improve.
That is life.
Make full use of your life.
:-)
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Saturday, April 17, 2010
Sincerity Towards Others
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We live in a world of ever-changing environment.
We meet different people now and then.
They exist anywhere. Be it the office, the school, the market, or even your neighbour.
Do you treat them like strangers?
Or do you welcome them into your life?
Relations are build not in one day.
To have strong bond and rappor, we need to know each other.
To break the ice, (in a fast way), we need to be sincere.
Sincere in the sense that we do not view each other with suspicious motive.
Treat them as they are, and accept them and align as we go on.
Understand that every people has their own personality, their own character and behaviour.
Being sincere opens up our defence to others.
It is mutual.
It may not be instant, but it will come.
The respect and trust for each other is an important part of human relationship.
Time will always tell if the person is really sincere or plain entertaining.
To treasure a specific relationship, practice sincerity.
It matters.
People are social beings. The sincerity will reciprocate, though maybe in another form.
But it will come.
Happiness will also follow suit.
Have a happy sincere day ahead!
Cheers :-D
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We live in a world of ever-changing environment.
We meet different people now and then.
They exist anywhere. Be it the office, the school, the market, or even your neighbour.
Do you treat them like strangers?
Or do you welcome them into your life?
Relations are build not in one day.
To have strong bond and rappor, we need to know each other.
To break the ice, (in a fast way), we need to be sincere.
Sincere in the sense that we do not view each other with suspicious motive.
Treat them as they are, and accept them and align as we go on.
Understand that every people has their own personality, their own character and behaviour.
Being sincere opens up our defence to others.
It is mutual.
It may not be instant, but it will come.
The respect and trust for each other is an important part of human relationship.
Time will always tell if the person is really sincere or plain entertaining.
To treasure a specific relationship, practice sincerity.
It matters.
People are social beings. The sincerity will reciprocate, though maybe in another form.
But it will come.
Happiness will also follow suit.
Have a happy sincere day ahead!
Cheers :-D
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Friday, April 16, 2010
Dwelling on the Past Instead of Future
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It is very often that we look back into the past and wonder why some events happen only to us.
It is even more bitter when the events were not happy ones.
For those happenings, we tend to question the why's.
We cannot accept the fact that we are involved and not others.
We felt let down or demoralised.
But is it necessary to ask why?
Will it helps?
It may be better if we go for the "what" than the "why" for most of these instances.
What I meant is the learning part or the lesson to be picked up for those incidents.
Dwelling on the past and wondering "why" is just simply recalling the sad situation and remaining status quo.
No progress is made with such action.
Rather understand the happenings and seek the "what" to be learned.
This way improvement is made and you will be delighted with yourself for learning and experiencing life.
You will not be dragged down by the past but be boosted with new lesson learned.
Move forward after learning the lesson and strive for self-improvement.
Past is past, we have only the future to look forward to.
Cheers and ... don't forget to feed my cheerful and happy fishes (on the left ). Thanks.
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It is very often that we look back into the past and wonder why some events happen only to us.
It is even more bitter when the events were not happy ones.
For those happenings, we tend to question the why's.
We cannot accept the fact that we are involved and not others.
We felt let down or demoralised.
But is it necessary to ask why?
Will it helps?
It may be better if we go for the "what" than the "why" for most of these instances.
What I meant is the learning part or the lesson to be picked up for those incidents.
Dwelling on the past and wondering "why" is just simply recalling the sad situation and remaining status quo.
No progress is made with such action.
Rather understand the happenings and seek the "what" to be learned.
This way improvement is made and you will be delighted with yourself for learning and experiencing life.
You will not be dragged down by the past but be boosted with new lesson learned.
Move forward after learning the lesson and strive for self-improvement.
Past is past, we have only the future to look forward to.
Cheers and ... don't forget to feed my cheerful and happy fishes (on the left ). Thanks.
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Sunday, April 11, 2010
Side Effects Of Positive Thinking
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Trying your best in whatever you do is an example of being positive.
Accepting new challenge or task is another example.
To be happy, one way is to help people. This is positive thinking.
But if you are helping too many people, will you still be happy and continuw to stay positive?
Moderation comes in.
Positive thinking is good if you balance your limit to it.
Overdoing and exceeding your buffer may do more harm.
If every single thing has to be accepted in the name of positive thinking, to improve or otherwise, we will go bersek.
It is counter-productive in nature if ignoring "negative" fact is deemed bad.
Information has to be reviewed and time buffer, and capability studied before going with new challenge.
It is against the objective if due to being positive, committment is agreed but cannot be fulfilled.
What then is positive thinking?
It will pull you down and makes you worried and sad.
Think twice.
Rejecting offer is good to yourself and others if you believe that you are not able to commit to the task.
It is fair to you and others too.
It even reflects maturity in your thinking.
Moderate whatever comes along and balance them with existing duties and roles.
Any thing we handle has side effects. There are always advantage and disadvantage in everything.
Be aware of this and less thing will go wrong.
Stay balance and happy , :-)
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Trying your best in whatever you do is an example of being positive.
Accepting new challenge or task is another example.
To be happy, one way is to help people. This is positive thinking.
But if you are helping too many people, will you still be happy and continuw to stay positive?
Moderation comes in.
Positive thinking is good if you balance your limit to it.
Overdoing and exceeding your buffer may do more harm.
If every single thing has to be accepted in the name of positive thinking, to improve or otherwise, we will go bersek.
It is counter-productive in nature if ignoring "negative" fact is deemed bad.
Information has to be reviewed and time buffer, and capability studied before going with new challenge.
It is against the objective if due to being positive, committment is agreed but cannot be fulfilled.
What then is positive thinking?
It will pull you down and makes you worried and sad.
Think twice.
Rejecting offer is good to yourself and others if you believe that you are not able to commit to the task.
It is fair to you and others too.
It even reflects maturity in your thinking.
Moderate whatever comes along and balance them with existing duties and roles.
Any thing we handle has side effects. There are always advantage and disadvantage in everything.
Be aware of this and less thing will go wrong.
Stay balance and happy , :-)
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Friday, April 2, 2010
Is Problems Useful?
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Ever heard of Problem-based learning?
It implies some usefulness in having problems.
Everyone dread problems. It irritates.
We are all human, and human tends to aim for comfort.
Problems forces us to re-evaluate our thinking and concept.
Problems disturb the norm and smooth-flowing of process.
So how do you perceive it as useful when it has so many negative impact psychologically?
There is no hard and fast rule of re-looking at problems.
They have to be felt.
They have to be experienced.
One good way is to reflect on the final outcome after encountering problems.
Do they improve your performance?
Do they change your mindset or thinking for the better?
Do they force you to be more hardworking to explore new areas?
Or do they simple demoralise you?
Balance the positive and the negative impacts they do to you.
My bet is that they improve more than wack you down!
Problems are here to stay whether we like it or not.
It will come back and "remind" you of any wrong-doings.
Probems are not brakes in life. Problems are guidelines.
They align your directions when you deviates unknowingly.
They recall you back, in a harsh way.
To reduce your anxiety towards them, see them as aids than foes.
Be aware that they improve situations.
They disturbs because we, as humans, have mental inertia.
Not that they are of no good.
Change your mindset towards problem and you will definitely see a brighter and cheerful you.
Try it, and experience it.
It wil not be immediate.
Give yourself some time over a defined period of time.
Be consistent and alert to its goodness.
Seek for the learning points in problems.
Treat them well
and you will treat yourself well.
Cheers
:D
Ever heard of Problem-based learning?
It implies some usefulness in having problems.
Everyone dread problems. It irritates.
We are all human, and human tends to aim for comfort.
Problems forces us to re-evaluate our thinking and concept.
Problems disturb the norm and smooth-flowing of process.
So how do you perceive it as useful when it has so many negative impact psychologically?
There is no hard and fast rule of re-looking at problems.
They have to be felt.
They have to be experienced.
One good way is to reflect on the final outcome after encountering problems.
Do they improve your performance?
Do they change your mindset or thinking for the better?
Do they force you to be more hardworking to explore new areas?
Or do they simple demoralise you?
Balance the positive and the negative impacts they do to you.
My bet is that they improve more than wack you down!
Problems are here to stay whether we like it or not.
It will come back and "remind" you of any wrong-doings.
Probems are not brakes in life. Problems are guidelines.
They align your directions when you deviates unknowingly.
They recall you back, in a harsh way.
To reduce your anxiety towards them, see them as aids than foes.
Be aware that they improve situations.
They disturbs because we, as humans, have mental inertia.
Not that they are of no good.
Change your mindset towards problem and you will definitely see a brighter and cheerful you.
Try it, and experience it.
It wil not be immediate.
Give yourself some time over a defined period of time.
Be consistent and alert to its goodness.
Seek for the learning points in problems.
Treat them well
and you will treat yourself well.
Cheers
:D
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