As I drove back from work a while ago, something hit me in my mind and made me feel all the more resonated. Sometimes people used to tell you certains things, dispense certain advice, share certain experience; but it is not until time when circumstance is right that we begin to truly understand its meaning. And that's when we are resonated. Epiphany.
Epiphany I had was that I take it upon myself all results that ensue. For this, it means that I'm proactively carrying responsibility for the results that I want and need not be nudged unnecessarily by other people.
As I blog about this, I can't help but to write about something that started to bother me a couple of days ago. I would like to think that this probably comes about as a result of having the said epiphany.
I am actually at the crossroad.
Ironically, I am already close to a year in the workforce. Presumably, crossroad is a word that should occupies much of a fresh graduate's thought all the time. Foremost in their mind is the decision as to which job to choose. That is certainly not my case of course.
I was actually presented with an opportunity! No, I am not at the crossroad. For me, if I am at the crossroad, the decision ahead would be something that is related to the path that I have crossed. All other things will be considered bridges that sidetrack me towards a mountain I don't want to climb, a sea I don't want to swim in.
Correction: I am actually beside a bridge on the path that I walk.
The moment a decision is made that is when the destiny is shaped, so say Anthony Robbin. And indeed it is true.
I take it upon myself for every decision that I make. For this I need to be aware of the bridges that mislead me down the path that I do not want to walk. To continuously stay true to my heart what I want and at the same time not be lurued by the many million distractions out there. Integrity.
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