Chasing Dreams

For the past few days, I've been dreaming about running away from something. And the scene and location changes everytime. But all the while, I was just heavily panting constantly and running from something unknown. That was why I got a sense of dejavu when I watch Transformers 2. Sam runnning away from those Decepticons tt kept on shooting randomly and causing those big explosions. It was like I can put myself in his shoes.

However, the point of this post is not about running away. It's about running towards your dreams. How many of us can recollect how our friends or families laugh at us when we told them our dreams, especially those far-fetch ones. I'll bet it's quite a significant amount.

When I told my close friends about what I was going to be. They just simply ridicule me. Saying I don't have the looks. This and that. But at the moment, the tables have turn. Not that I want to shoot them back (although it seems sweet to do so :P). In summary, I had set the paths to my goal, and slowly achieving it. While the three of them had setbacks and now suffering from their own dilemmas.

One quit JC by first year and continue to study in SP.

The other two continued their JC lifestyle, had relatively not so good results that they are trying hard to get into Singapore's university.

And all three had advise me to join them in JC when I knew I would not do well in there.

So moral of the story is, Don't let anyone stop you from chasing your dreams!

Luffy from One Piece can teach you that. So would Uzumaki Naruto.

The wisest men follow their own direction. - Euripides

Limit, Beliefs, and Purpose

Everyone has their limit. We only find it when we push to reach that limit and can no longer perform any further. So what do we do after that? Does it means our journey ends there? Or do we strive further even though we could no longer exceed the limit?

If you had read in between the lines then you would have began to realise that it then relies on your beiliefs of how you want to take control over the matter.

If you had believed that you could no longer exceed, then you would have fail to see flaw in your mentality that is stopping you from going over the comfort zone.

If you had a stronger mind, then you would not have accept the fact of your limited capabilities and would have fight for something more.

To push the boundaries of your body till it physically and mentally torments itself that you start asking yourself, "What was the purpose of all of these?"

The Author's Note: This post is to show how we humans have a limit to anything, and how our mind works to acknowledge/disavow this limitation which is dependable on our beliefs system. However, if we choose to strive for further excellence then we should have a purpose for it.

The superior man is distressed by the limitation of his ability; he is not distressed by the fact that men do not recognize the ability he has. - Confucius

Note: All this was written by me except the quote. So if u are surprised, so am I.

What is Your Destiny

If you were told that you were not meant to be, do you accept that as destiny or do you change it?

I choose the latter.