leap of faith

It is time ...

Had take a big leap of faith recently, when I tender my resignation without a new job waiting. A scene which happened about 3 to 4 years ago, is being replayed again. This round, unlike the first, does not have a really good solid, un-rejectable reason.
Not to say my reason is flimsy, but it is just that I really feel it is time to let go and move on, before I sink myself further, not able to get myself out.

What makes me so persistent on my decision, when there might be other solutions or work around. That is what my boss asked me. Honestly speaking, I am truly grateful on the opportunity to talk with my boss, though the talk came late, and maybe I missed out a few points I wanted to highlight, but I am glad that it happened. At least it shows that all the effort I have poured in all these years, have not gone unnoticed, and is appreciated. That I guess is the best gift I get.
And I truly hope the issues and suggestion highlighted, will be seriously taken into consideration and planning, for the future newbies. All the best to them.

We all make decision all the time, sometimes on small and insignificant decision, sometimes on big and life-changing decision.
Whatever decision it may be, sometimes, we simply have to take a leap of faith, when things do not have a definite end result.
Whatever it may be, I will stick to myself till the end. And hope for the best.

Out of the blue

Funnily enough, I find that most of the time I truly learnt something, is when I am reprimanding someone.
Though we often defend that we are learning all the time, but most of the time we are only seeing and hearing.
Message just pass by the brain but not significant enough for it to etch into our brain.
Do you feel the same way, too?

This reminds me of another thing, walk the talk. Sometimes, when we hear nagging too much, we often would mumble to ourselves that should let the speaker be in our shoes, to see from our perspective, and not just bragging off on what is the best practice.
If the one is to be in the same shoe, would the nagging still be the same?

Correct or not

Is it the correct?
Most people would ask this question. No matter what they do. While they are on the road, while they are choosing something, while they are trying to decide on something.

But I noticed that there are also a few that don't do that. Those who do not doubt themselves, those who don't mind taking the wrong turn which they know they can always turn around, those who dare to take calculated risk.

Which group do you belong to?

Sometimes, it is good to venture out of the comfort zone, making some wrong turns, laughing about your silly self. If we are too dead serious about life, we are not able to enjoy it.
Life is to experience, not to just walk through.