Student life.

Almost three months already since I say goodbye to my alma mater. Three months of not having attending classes, attending org meetings, chatting with friends in school and listening to the mouth of wisdoms of our teachers.

In those three months, I realized that I’m already an adult. Adult for a reason that I need to find work, adult because I need to be independent and adult because I need to be a model for my siblings.

Having a stable work is my dream, but then that was a dream before. I can say that God really find ways to realize your dream of course you need to work for it. You simply need to trust.
Now, though I missed my student life, I have no choice but continue what life should be. Truly every life doesn’t stop. It revolves, and goes mature. Student life is only a stage of developing us to be mature for the future that awaits us. Don’t forget the one above and to trust yourself.

Thank you! Communications!

One time when I’m scanning a site, I read an article that made believe that communications is a factor why the world goes round. In one of the paragraph I read a quoted statement of Bill Gates that says “I'm a great believer that any tool that enhances communication has profound effects in terms of how people can learn from each other, and how they can achieve the kind of freedoms that they're interested in.”

And I believe to what the then richest person in the whole world said. Communications has a big contribution in the earth’s evolution.

To compare some, before people would send written letters trough airmails, but now, in a blink you can send your messages through the internet, cellphones and even telephones. Before only few can watch the NBA live, but now, people can have NBA in their homes with help of their televisions, radios and even phones.

My mother once goes to the city just to give my allowance for the whole week, but now, the trend is by sending the money through fast cash transfer establishments, in which they are using the internet to communicate.

Hence, I can say that without the inventions of the smart guys, and without the aid of the communications, the world is still on the age of the rock. The age where people can’t even write and read or even can’t understand each other.

Thank you! Communications!

Opportunity in Life Development

Opportunity. Defined as (1.) a chance for advancement, progress or profit and (2.) a favorable circumstance or occasion. Opportunity can be in many forms and shapes. As they say opportunity comes in often times and sometimes just once.

Let me tell you a story about a boy that has problems on his self.

In a farmland, there was a boy that sits under a huge acacia tree and deeply thinking. An old farmer pass by him and ask “What’s the problem little boy?” “Nothing! Just thinking if which one I should put first, my studies, my work or my girlfriend.” The boy responded.

Unknowingly, the old man challenged the boy. “How can you put the half-pail big stones, half-pail small stones, half-pail sand and half-pail water in a pail?”
The boy was surprised and thinks. He tried to put them all to the pail. But the pail was full and cannot fit all. So the boy asked the old man if how he can put them all.

“Simple little boy. You put the big stones first, second the small stones, third the sand and lastly the water.” He explained. “Stones symbolizes opportunities in life, there are big and small opportunities and as well as there are opportunities that needs to be grabbed once comes and there are opportunities that should be set aside.” “Now think of the opportunity that you need to grab first. Choose the important one.” He added.

The boy was brightened up and decided to choose for the important one and now, the boy became successful.

Truly our life should be controlled by us. We should think of the right thing that we want our selves to be in the future. Grab the BIG Opportunity that comes, don’t let it pass by. Remember: “Our today is the foundation of our future.”

Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.

- Thomas A. Edison