From the top of my head

Whether consciously or unconsciously, some if not most people like to think they know everything there is to know and believe they're doing the right thing even if it's not.


We have our own beliefs and principles that we firmly hold on to. It is inevitable that there are going to be disagreements, differences in perspectives and opinions. What we do or say may sometimes not stand well on others. For me it's tuning in to the majority. If a lot of people are saying the same thing about me, then perhaps it is telling me something right? Maybe there really is something wrong. I mean if you think you're not doing anything wrong but 3 or 5 people are individually saying the opposite about you, then there is a high probability of them being in the right side. Well as long as these people are reliable (read: family and close friends), it's better to consider their opinions because nobody else can know you best than they do. But then again, that's just me.



YESTERDAY...



I played badminton the whole day. My dad's high school batch (Xavier '71) held a badminton tourney. Major workout. My entire body aches. I'm 23 and yet I feel like 40 years OLD. I have to painstakingly make the effort to sit or get up. And to think I didn't win in any of the matches. But our team won overall though. I don't know if it's because of age or from lack of exercise, I tire easily now. I could usually play for hours non-stop but now I can't anymore. This can only mean one thing, I need to exercise more! Hehe