Discover your TRUE Potential

Hi guys, how is it going? Its been quite awhile though since the last entry, its only now I could find some time to share something.

Final exam is in just a few days away and I am kinda nervous because its been more than 2 years I left my study and this is basically my very first exam since.

Well, I think its not too much to wish myself best luck, although it seems weird, hahaha….

I have started reading the same book that I bought no long ago on Discover your True Potential once again.

A book that pushes your true potentials to the max, when the very first time I read it, I could not really see exactly what this book had to offer, when I do it again right now, it feels like a strike of lightning coming through from each page I flip.

Now I do comprehend what mum meant, when she said, “don’t just flip the book, go and dig deeper in order for you to get the real essence from your reading”.

Thanks for that wonderful remark mum.

I am just like typical teenager; did you see what I am driving at? Alright, I will give you sometimes to digest that.

The best part of this book is, take a look at this quote “never give in to discouragement “which I believe its pretty heavy for you to see what it means and again this book offers tremendous mind exercises, once awhile it will put you on hold to allow you spending a moment to ponder.

If you feel your mind is all set for any types of challenges, here would be the most appropriate channel to put it to test.

Let’s move on.

“We choose to be who we are” another quote excerpted of the second chapter of this book; a line elaborates the characteristics of ours that play enormous roles in life, but apparently we have yet to discover this in things we practice in life.

Its wonderfully arranged that touches both contexts moral and spiritual and as a muslim, just use our sanity to filter and chuck away the negative elements from this book,

This is the first part of this entry, I will be returning with more….thanks…stay tuned yaa…hehe

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BE GRATEFUL FOR WHAT WE HAVE AND BE GENEROUS TO THE LESS FORTUNATE.

Unrest, a word describes million of meanings, at this very moment, I gather tones of energy to keep going.

Today someone posted a video on social networking website FACEBOOK. It’s a 4 minutes length of video with one hidden message that requires us to sit back and ponder.

And it asks me one deep question and it looks as if a set of computer with few tangle wires, “ ever wonder how lucky we are ”. The video was created based on the true situation in one forgotten part of the world that is Bangladesh.

Children starving in the street begging for food, and that leaves this wonderful group of kids with no other choice but to get up early in the morning everyday to keep going. They miss out on what normal children in the other part of the world go through in life everyday.

Let me ask you just like the way this video did, "how would you like to get up early in the morning?" I bet none of you would like it, but for these strong kids it’s an obligation, for them if they don’t their tummy will rumble asking for something to digest. Trust me these kids recognize no boundary of human capability. The courages and strengths they hold, it appears in the most pure way as though we see nothing but a bunch of ordinary children having a little fun time among them.

At the tender age of 5, they have started working to keep their family afloat, and for themselves too.

If you feel underpaid, they make RM 3.60 a day from tones of brick they carry.

If you feel you deserve more money for your efforts, these kids crush brick for living with their bare hand.

If you despise your job, they work among the rubbish, sorting through the waste for reclying.

They work from morning to night, their playground is factory, they operate machines

larger than the size of their own without proper protection, putting their lives at bay.

They put their heart and soul in getting the job done.

If you think you deserve a longer lunch break, these kids work for 10 hours a day.

Sometime we blame the air conditioner for being too cold, they start their day in cold winter morning.

BE GRATEFUL FOR WHAT WE HAVE AND BE GENEROUS TO THE LESS FORTUNATE.