Takes Time To Reflect...

Bismillah...

LTNS?

I just met my 'Long Time No See' friend and we managed to exchange our business card with one another. 
It such a long conversation for me and also the one (maybe) I treasured the most.
She gave me an eye opener question and various analogy that knock my head (and heart) as well.
So.., I list it up here:
This's my conclusion to each and every single point she gave me:

1. You're full of yourself.
Me?
No. I don't think so.
What she meant here is we have to understand others and not implement the 'syok sendiri' manners.
If we've think the 'Only Me' is correct and 'My Ego' is my priority.
We'll go to nowhere.
The situation turn out to be static.
No forward movement and no backward thrust for us to follow.

It's like you closed the lid of mind for good example and advice from friends and environment reaching into you.
You just think that- all of your mindset is the most correct. 
(Even you know- There's something wrong somewhere).
There's time in our-life when we think that we should move on and starts to do something better.
Give it a try- sometimes it's really worth for value.

2. Brain potential is far greatest compared to your education level, material possession, position in council/ organization etc.
Some facts had said that human only use about 9% of their brain capability (which proved wrong by the latest research because there's almost impossible to measure 'The Brain' potential due to different parts conduct a different command)- But no one doubt on his properties of plasticity (Neuroplasticity).
Here's come the word: 'Practice makes perfect'.
- She said: 
We should think more further and doesn't limit our own potential by today's system (where you should have degree to start your career (and yourlife).
Whatever opportunity knocking at your door slowly or loudly should not be taken for granted.
There's must be a reason for why things happen in life.
Which is to change you for better version of yourselves.
In term of business, one chance may turn out to be the one of your mileage for better future.

3. Ijazah, liabiliti atau aset?
- In term of scroll of that ijazah- We called it liability.
But in term of the particular knowledge and how to applicate it for community- we named it as an asset.  
Simple isn't?

4. Level of education is not the only benchmark as who we are...
Like aforementioned in point no.1, where what people think about us is is not important at all but how we react and change their mindset is crucial.
We live our own life. So, live-lah our own idea and not theirs.
Our vision make us as who we are.
They didn't see (like) what we've seen in our mind eye.
Have faith and make your effort.

5. There's no such thing as a free lunch..
- You don't get things for free, so if something appears to be free, there's a catch and you'll have to pay in some way.
Whatever the decision it is whether an easy or difficult to handle-
It give an impact to you. 
And your future.
Easy now., Suffer later?

Growth By Maturity..