Sunday, March 18, 2012

Mission Of The Week

Be Positive

It is sooo NOT easy to be Positive. At least that's what I felt about being positive. I tend to get angry easily and that caused by my own negative thought. So I'll try my best to keep the positive energy. I kind of need that right now.

I was organizing my "war equipment" for tomorrow. Feeling happy and organized, I got a text from my marketing team. He told me there's a last-minute project for next week. A gathering. Honestly my heart dropped. But I told myself to be positive and this is totally a challenge to make me stronger. "Be careful what you wish for cause you just might get it"; I wish to be stronger, here comes the challenge. Oh my...

Bonne Nuit
Xoxo --- HAR

It is said "It's Better Late Than Never"

Yea. So much for a new year resolution. Loads of things has changed and I'm confused about where to start. So I'm just gonna babble around.

About The Work
I know I haven't talk much about my work. The latest news is... the other creative team are leaving. I am gonna be the only creative for the company for some time. I feel nothing except panicking. Although it doesn't show but I truly am panicking. So after I attending talk-show by Ajahn Brahm, bought 1 pair of chunky heels, 1 pair of yellow mustard wedges, and hair-cut, I decided to get into action.

Mission Of The Week
Inspired by a guy on twitter who made a mission of "A Week With No Complaint", I decided to make a small milestone just like him. I'll try to keep the mission fun and stick to it.

Positive
I really like this advertisement from one of the cigarette brand. I hate cigarette but I truly love the message they're trying to deliver (such a cliche). One of them says "Enaknya banyak nyamuk" (It is nice to have loads of mosquitos around) and the picture shows some guys playing fun competition catching mosquitos with the mosquito-racquet. The other advertisement says "Enaknya macet" (It is nice to be stuck in traffic jam) and the picture shows some guys racing happily in bicycle. It really is a nice message that everybody should see the positive side of things. When they actually do, they'll be happier.

That reminds me of Ajahn Brahm, a monk from Australia. I love him to the max. And yea, I do agree with some people. He's one the happiest people I've ever seen. I want to be like him. I know it takes time and studies and all. He always see things positively. Which is really great. No matter what people ask him, he always has the positive and funny answer. Such a shooting person. What a lovely person to be with.

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Anyway, I am back to writing. I can talk to ME when I write (yea, I consider a blog as a media to 'write')

XoXo --- HAR