Never Give Up! eh! =)

feel like a really stubborn kid again.

just. felt a tinge of sian-ness..

but i guess it can't be help.

I guess sometimes i am also the culprit of

such sarcasm. Especially these days when

i tried to be a bad person at times..

Sometimes honest opinions are not what

you want to hear..

Sigh..

Just had a discussion with my vp-finance

together with my supervisor.. talked about

so much things.. ranging from resignation,

work load, moving of offices, learning at work

etc.. she looks genuine in her approach to

sharing with us the experiences. There are afew

things that i learnt from this experience.

The fact that you don't learn without trying out

new things. Trying out new things will incur

mistakes and you get 'shouted' at, but those are

the valuable learning journey that will stick with

one than just being smooth sailing all along.

The thing about resignation is, although through

whatever means and emotions attached to it-

a matured and thought-through(ed) process.

The piece of paper meant a written communication

that vp will respect and a parting letter. Implication

is one should always be serious about it even if

there are any emotions attached to it. Because vp

will always treat our decision with respect.

The thing about learning in our current function and

always changing of portfolio in our tour here. She

doesn't expect ppl to be loyalist-because the attrition

rate here is super high. But she wants people to leave

this place and feeling they have so much to offer.

So by always rotating job functions and portfolios,

the rationale is to reduce boredom and monotonous

task, and thus increasing the level of excitement,

increasing our exposure. It is a very steep but exciting

learnig curve. She also noted that U.E is a place

where there is a flat heirachical system. So alot of

things are possible here. Everyone can talk to everyone.

I guess that is why i like my stay in u.e. but mmm..

i already know my plans for the next 4 yrs. so yea.

thanks vp and seniors for the sharing.

woohoo! still got sooo much work to do.. budget need

to amend again, and project still not sent to miao xian..

think i am so dead!

"Arthur Lydiard, Run to the Top (2nd ed. Auckland: Minerva, 1967, p. 4):
The first step to enjoying running -- and anyone will enjoy it if he takes that first step -- is to achieve perfect fitness. I don't mean just the ability to run half a mile once a week without collapsing. I mean the ability to run great distances with ease at a steady speed.
That's one hell of a first step. But the great coach is right: you will never enjoy running or understand its satisfactions if you jog around the block for 20 minutes four times per week. I find that only after one hour of running am I properly primed and stoked. And then the real run begins. Or as I recall Joe Henderson saying back in the '70s in a Runner's World column: Run the first hour for your body, the second for your self. "