My service in DNP is coming to a close. Looking back, what a ride it has been for the past 2 years. Though it was not entirely pleasant (it was entirely unpleasant to be exact!) ... I could now chin-up and say I have learned and grown in such short span of time. The two years have humbled me no doubt, and exposed me to a few reality of life which I had taken for granted yet along the way, I got to know myself better ... my strengths, my weaknesses ... and my inner self. Of course, there were wonderful moments and I'd say the dramatic change and improvement in my relationship with a few of my colleagues to be it. Not that it was from fiends to friends but a 360 turn. God-knows how that happened but I'm trully grateful. Its something like a lifeline in a sinking quick-sand to me whenever I think of all those s**ts that I have gone through. But then again ... I would have been gone for good if it wasnt for this company 2 years ago ...
Strange ha, that our ownself is a mystery, a dynamic jigsaw of emotions, traits and pride waiting to be tested and experienced. Some say be like a teabag .. for its only through trials and tribulations that we'd search and understand ourself, and hopefully, unleash the best in us. Human survival instinct? Perhaps ... but I guess more often that not, its just pure common sense. I'm humbled by these experiences, though I do not find pleasure in remembering the details but I'd cherish and honour the journey as it unfolds.
To be honest, I'm not really looking forward to the new job...just a professional commitment to move on and do my best. Not that I'm gonna frown but its just me. A professional commitment definitely works better for me...for only then I'd be able to separate my personal life and work. Yea, Donald Trump said that, its nothing personal .. its just business.
Sigh ... I'm gonna miss those discounts!!!
Sayonara ...
Strange ha, that our ownself is a mystery, a dynamic jigsaw of emotions, traits and pride waiting to be tested and experienced. Some say be like a teabag .. for its only through trials and tribulations that we'd search and understand ourself, and hopefully, unleash the best in us. Human survival instinct? Perhaps ... but I guess more often that not, its just pure common sense. I'm humbled by these experiences, though I do not find pleasure in remembering the details but I'd cherish and honour the journey as it unfolds.
To be honest, I'm not really looking forward to the new job...just a professional commitment to move on and do my best. Not that I'm gonna frown but its just me. A professional commitment definitely works better for me...for only then I'd be able to separate my personal life and work. Yea, Donald Trump said that, its nothing personal .. its just business.
Sigh ... I'm gonna miss those discounts!!!
Sayonara ...
1 comment:
I agree that we should never take work personally. It's just work. :)
Anyway, all the best in your new job!
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