Comments on: Believing is Seeing

By: ruthz

ruthz — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 13:40:40 +0000

hey there
though i m a lil unsure what is the real situation like . but dun give up .. u will be alright .. just hang in there =)

By: zongz

zongz — Sat, 10 Nov 2007 08:42:16 +0000

go read dan brown loRRRR…happier rite? :P

Silencers: Meh, holidays finish adi, where got time to read?

By: Jad [Alt] Kaizer

Jad [Alt] Kaizer — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 11:46:22 +0000

Well, believing is indeed your good side, but here lies the problem – what if the person whom you believed in doesn’t even believe in her/his own self, or what she/he is doing?

That’s quite the problem, ya know – when they don’t believe in themselves/what they’re doing, they tend to care less about the job and instead do crappy stuff to cover the holes up, and prays in full hope that it gets a pass, then dump the responsibility to the others if crap happens.

So… as much as you want to believe, it is also a small yet important part of yours to help look out for problems and fix it out. Most of the time you can’t see the whole picture if everyone keeps mum about themselves (well, that’s what our education taught us best) and it gets really tricky, so you really have to be proficient in observing people. Not only through speech and action (WARNING : could be heavily skewed via sugarcoating, another trait our education taught us best), but also how their minds run.

I know I’m not in the position to be the total critic – well, I could already be part of the not-believing-in-self category, you know. But I do think that’s the missing puzzle where you should be looking into, and inspire.

May the best comes.

By: YungJie

YungJie — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 02:09:05 +0000

I usually step up when nobody wanna do it, that’s what I am good at, handling so called “dirty job”. I myself have mixed reaction about others, I see them as coward, selfish and arrogant (not you mind you) even though their academic is far superior than mine, yet I somehow pity them for theirlack of confidence, or ignorant at best.

At the end of the day, one shall stand, one shall fall, and somebody gotta do it.

By: Edo

Edo — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 00:48:26 +0000

I feel you man.

But I took the task because I think I can do it better than others and I don’t wanna see my club sink. If the club still sinks, then I believe that I slowed down the sinking process lol.

Silencers: At least your side is afloat, waiting to sink. Mine has sunk already, and I’ve been trying to pull it out of the trench – and it’s definitely a lot tougher than it sounds.