In reality,
there are frustrations, disappointment, unfairness.
The inhaman long hours of work,
the complicated love affairs,
the unanticipated hit of flu/cold after a night of sleep,
the fatal disaster in places like Japan, etc etc etc.
None of these can be the motivations of life.
They make us question, why the hell are we dealing with these?
Stay Strong.
Like the Japanese after 311 earthquake, tsunami and the on-going nuclear crisis.
A 60-year-old couple was rescued after 3 days and he came out saying "no problem, I've experienced the Chile Tsunami, let's just rebuild everything again together"
Like I said,
it is all about attitude.
To persist, to believe, to change.
First of all,
you have to accept the cold, hard fact of life ---Nothing is fair.
Laws are product of human vanity to try to acheieve fairness.
Human maneuver appears feeble in the power of nature.
However,
external envioronment is not a reason, or an excuse, to give up our beliefs and goals and what we cherish.
We always should attempt to make changes.
It is the persistant and powerful attempt that matters, not the end-results.
In the process, you will achieve something, even if that is not what you have anticipated.
"Stay hungry, don't settle." A wise advice from Steve Jobs.
Do not get trapped by the frame set on you.
Be the one in charge of your point of perspective.
You are the framemaker.
there are frustrations, disappointment, unfairness.
The inhaman long hours of work,
the complicated love affairs,
the unanticipated hit of flu/cold after a night of sleep,
the fatal disaster in places like Japan, etc etc etc.
None of these can be the motivations of life.
They make us question, why the hell are we dealing with these?
Stay Strong.
Like the Japanese after 311 earthquake, tsunami and the on-going nuclear crisis.
A 60-year-old couple was rescued after 3 days and he came out saying "no problem, I've experienced the Chile Tsunami, let's just rebuild everything again together"
Like I said,
it is all about attitude.
To persist, to believe, to change.
First of all,
you have to accept the cold, hard fact of life ---Nothing is fair.
Laws are product of human vanity to try to acheieve fairness.
Human maneuver appears feeble in the power of nature.
However,
external envioronment is not a reason, or an excuse, to give up our beliefs and goals and what we cherish.
We always should attempt to make changes.
It is the persistant and powerful attempt that matters, not the end-results.
In the process, you will achieve something, even if that is not what you have anticipated.
"Stay hungry, don't settle." A wise advice from Steve Jobs.
Do not get trapped by the frame set on you.
Be the one in charge of your point of perspective.
You are the framemaker.
