I went way off track but found myself exactly where I was supposed to be in the end.
Two weekends ago, I went on a spontaneous trip to San Juan with a few friends and my sister. We found ourselves off track and stuck somewhere we least expected. Just as we were giving up, the tides turned in our favor.
Read of our misadventure and a lesson I learned on getting off track along the way.
Screwtape’s letters provided his nephew tips and tricks to excel in the field of temptation works with a patient that kept slipping through his fingers.
The relationship between the two makes one wonder if Screwtape was an effective mentor to his nephew. And reminded me of my newbie days in the corporate world and how much I probably needed a mentor and feedback to excel.
Looking back and reading through this book, I now see how vital these are no matter where you are in life.
Things we can learn from the aspiring socialite Anna.
After binging through the Netflix Series: Inventing Anna, I decided to breakdown how such a young girl came so close to her dreams.
So, here are five points we can learn from the series Netflix Series: Inventing Anna.
On the afternoon of January 6, resignation letter “in hand” (or more saved and digitally signed), I took the plunge. I pressed send, and in seconds the letter was waiting in the inboxes of my immediate supervisor and team head. No turning back now.
I was finally a part of the Great Resignation.
I may not be moving on to a “New Adventure” after the closing of the last chapter of my life. More so, I am moving into a period of REST. After six years in the corporate world, I basically gave myself a sabbatical.
So here are a few things I have learned in a month of REST that may help you in this Great Resignation.
The book is an anthology of various anecdotes, an introduction to the author’s brood of cats, cat-care advice, and book reviews/recommendations.
It is a lovely book about a life revolving around literature and many, many cats.
Reading through the book gave me a concrete image of a life where two loves are intertwined and balanced by real-life responsibilities like office work and cleaning potty basins of cats.
This is what a holistic life looked like. It was a life outside an office building for more than 8 hrs/day, one where personal interests weren’t drowned out by corporate goals.
It took me a Pandemic and years of long-suffering to open my eyes to the reality that my job is just one piece of a puzzle that defines who I am. So watching the Hospital Playlist on Netflix struck a chord in me that I know many would relate to as well.
This Korean Series on Netflix has helped me acknowledge that I am so much more than my job title. We will always have time to be sons/daughters, romantic partners, and friends. We can make time to do what we love despite busy schedules (even just once a month). side of your work. You could still grow in ways outside of your work.
It’s never too late to become a person you are proud of. Transformations may not be easy, they take time, hurt, could be expensive, and they are messy. That does not mean they are not worth it.
My family and I decided to binge-watch the series For Life on Netflix over the holidays. To be honest, I was hoping to find details online if Netflix is to continue the series. Sadly, I could not find any news if this was picked up for a new season. I hope it does since seasonContinue reading “Life Lessons from the series: For Life”
2022 is posing itself as a new hill to climb. I look forward to the new challenges the year will bring. This year, I aim to accomplish more than I did the last.
And so, I spent the first few days of the year figuring out new Specific goals for myself for 2022. I had to pull myself down a rabbit hole of Goal Setting.
With everything I learned, I hope, even you could have a little more progress in your life by the end of this year.
The past month has been rough. We experienced a loss. Another birthday came which was celebrated with more than a few tears. The year was finally coming to a close, and more than ever, I felt more than incredibly stuck.
Hopefully, I could tell how much things have actually changed—even if I feel like things have remained the same. So here are a few things I learned in the last year.
Don’t be afraid to look hard at the person in the mirror and face your baggage as well. It’s your turn to sit and review the year.
Hope you all had a great Christmas. Happy Holidays to all.
Busyzi