Unsocial Yourself

I find this fascinating. But I suppose you do go through the cycle of wanting friends badly and frantically and then realizing that you have probably added more pest in your life than friends. So here's the solution.

I find this fascinating. But I suppose you do go through the cycle of wanting friends badly and frantically and then realizing that you have probably added more pest in your life than friends. So here's the solution.
I would die to work for Intel, except I don't remember it being this exciting back then.
As I grow up, I realised that my new year resolutions is less and less about "myself", and more and more about someone/something else.
Eventually when you get tired of reacting, you just stop reacting.
Some people would go all the way to Heaven even though Hell is just down the road.
I think being a manager is a bit like being a parent sometime; when you can no longer pick your favourites, and you start to recognise that you're actually personally responsible for the wellbeing of the people less authoritative than you.
" If the surge in greenhouse gas emissions is not halted, Earth will be on course within the next decade for warming that will inflict hunger, misery, disease and homelessness on many millions of people, say experts."

I don't think earthlings are necessarily all evil, when sense gets beat into them as they mature, they do tend to mellow and become a little less self centered; however *generally* still amazingly short sighted, unfortunately.
Leading isn't that hard, most of the time involves caring about other people more than yourself, or at least good at faking that you do care about other people more than yourself.
Globalization is a double edge knife. The rich will get richer and the poor will get poorer, someone who's from a country of stronger currency could deserve a much better life from your resources, even though you both worked just as hard in life - you're just not as lucky.

Today would be one of those days where I got very annoyed with people who took pleasure in tricking me in doing things I don't have to be doing.
Yes, most of the time, I wish you were on my side.
Xmas Drinkies, as much as you like to think that it's different, it's all the same.
Sometimes I need to shut the door, especially when I turn up the music.
Life's like a roadmap isn't? There are many reasons as to why there are many ways to get to the same point, and on the same token there are also many ways to get there or not get there, because it's your choice.
I think it's sad for someone to live an extremely logical life: when you can predict what your bosses want, which project is gonna stuff up (and thus you actually secretly fix it in the backend), when you can answer almost everything your bosses and colleagues are trying to find fault on, when you can clearly distinguish between the desire to have stir fry or pasta that day, or your thirst for a glass of port vs a red wine to go with it, and clearly see what it means to be human like how a cat couldn't resist a swaying string.
" Although today is always the first day of the rest of your life, you can't hope to change everything, forever, in an instant. You are a product of all your yesterdays and if you try to cut yourself adrift from these, you may find that the boat of good intention soon sinks in the ocean of habit and tradition. " - Cainer
I hate to think of myself like a pill even though work sometimes treat me like one - one that people hate to take, but cannot do without.
When I go somewhere, most of the time I will choose the long way, or the "wrong" way, because that's when I will learn something, or least learn something about myself.
So why is everything isn't perfect, yet.
You can pay $1,200 to attend a management course and they will tell you one thing - manage the distractions so you don't have to firefight each day.
And so we can't always win, we can't have it all, we're not always right, and we're definitely not perfect - so we must be somewhere in between, right?
So it's possible that we're, life is, a constant flux of affairs.
Because we are a bit of everything that make up the way that we're.
We're not perfect, we may defy change, but we're unique.
I realised that as much as I enjoy talking, I actually don't like to repeat myself.
As I was having dinner tonight my mum mentioned that she read about my horoscope fortune for next year and she said it's very me - I was surprised that she even read that stuff.
