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Saturday, March 17, 2007

I have loads and loads of things going on in my mind, but most of it I shall not post here. Perhaps, one of our greatest fears is that of failure. This is rather indisputable. I guess the reason behind that is that we do not enjoy the sensation of being disappointed. Disappointment may not be that bad after all, because it is only when we meet with a disappointment that we feel more grateful for the things that happen after that. On the other hand, if we encounter one disappointment after another, will we still be able to endure the torment and torture of feeling betrayed, of feeling a sense of failure, of feeling hurt?

I do often wonder, and still wonder if being a person who does not care and bother about anything makes one a happier person. Is it that difficult for a leopard to change its spots? Is it that difficult to become a person who does not care about what is going on? Some things seem never to work. I guess some things take time to get used to and to work.

As with my previous post about not planning, I would like to clarify that there is a quote which goes "not planning is planning to fail". In some cases, I would not dispute that claim. However, in certain circumstances, not planning leads to a lesser extent of disappointment and maybe even resentment. We have to come to terms that life is unpredictable and that things more than often, do not go according to plan. Hence, being flexible is the best option, also to avoid disappointment.



ChenghuaT blogged on 3/17/2007 12:58:00 am

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