Conviction
no matter what you do, do it with your best: that is the essence of conviction. you have to carry out your burden to the end of the world if need be, but you have to see the end of it. conviction, the unstoppable motivation that drives you to achieve. conviction, the desire to finish the beginning you wrote, to complete the story.
today, i walked to piano class when this guy popped up of anywhere. i was half-awake and this guy kept going on about his entrepreneurship competition and how he had to raise $15 from $1. However, if you look at his product, you'll be severely disappointed. this dude showed me that he folded paper clips in to hearts. Sincerely, that ticked me off. this guy first shows up, talks nonstop about this without even getting acknowledgment from me that i'm actually trying to give him attention (which i was trying not to), then he cuts me off from my direct route to piano and makes me walk this circle to try to get around him, which results in him cutting me off. i wasn't even making eye contact, my eyes were focused on trying to find a spot where i won't step on him while i move RIGHT (which was the direction he was blocking)
secondly, while i'll give that guy credits for courage and for being in the spirit of an entrepreneur, i am not convinced that whatever he wants me to pay for the clips is worth it...no conviction whatsoever (in fact, i didn't get a chance to hear it, i got so tired of hearing him i quickly spouted out words and walked off)
so that my share of boring afternoon...
the morning might be quite bad...considering how i went out...i couldn't catch a word of the message...seriously, maybe there is a reason why Moses' childhood wasn't mentioned (though the point that maybe God put him there to get the best education of his time might be highly valid)...was lost on several of the speaker's points, some were speculations. i guess the right conclusion is that God does thing in mysterious way that we cannot grasp, and we should let it run, cos seriously what God does never screws up and is always for a purpose.
you can also tell from the conclusion i made that i spent little time listening and more time reading.
and so lets end
happy mother's day
back to the main program of running a teen brain...
today, i walked to piano class when this guy popped up of anywhere. i was half-awake and this guy kept going on about his entrepreneurship competition and how he had to raise $15 from $1. However, if you look at his product, you'll be severely disappointed. this dude showed me that he folded paper clips in to hearts. Sincerely, that ticked me off. this guy first shows up, talks nonstop about this without even getting acknowledgment from me that i'm actually trying to give him attention (which i was trying not to), then he cuts me off from my direct route to piano and makes me walk this circle to try to get around him, which results in him cutting me off. i wasn't even making eye contact, my eyes were focused on trying to find a spot where i won't step on him while i move RIGHT (which was the direction he was blocking)
secondly, while i'll give that guy credits for courage and for being in the spirit of an entrepreneur, i am not convinced that whatever he wants me to pay for the clips is worth it...no conviction whatsoever (in fact, i didn't get a chance to hear it, i got so tired of hearing him i quickly spouted out words and walked off)
so that my share of boring afternoon...
the morning might be quite bad...considering how i went out...i couldn't catch a word of the message...seriously, maybe there is a reason why Moses' childhood wasn't mentioned (though the point that maybe God put him there to get the best education of his time might be highly valid)...was lost on several of the speaker's points, some were speculations. i guess the right conclusion is that God does thing in mysterious way that we cannot grasp, and we should let it run, cos seriously what God does never screws up and is always for a purpose.
you can also tell from the conclusion i made that i spent little time listening and more time reading.
and so lets end
happy mother's day
back to the main program of running a teen brain...
posted by Titus Leon at
7:45 PM
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