I had a lot on my plate.
I felt like I was working,
but actually I was learning.
Assignments that were given to us
are like worksheets that need to be due to the ministers.
I had to run one place to another just to make several appointments,
I ran out of cash just to pass some assignments
and probably ran out of voice to communicate with several important people.
...
I'm easily piss off to people who work with me,
but don't know how to work,
people that know how to complaint and don't know how to solve
and
and
...
Through what I observed and experienced as a 20 years old student,
I realized that some people who achieved their careers may have lose their sincerity in the work they do.
PROFESSIONALISM.
Even though you work as a kindergarten teacher, a principal or whatever that contribute your skills and knowledges to others,
you must have a heart to share it.
Not only to seek for money, but having to know that you actually do something that you love.
Who knows and only Allah knows that maybe little things that you do,
might probably make a big different in the future.
...
Yes, I know.
I'm not someone that you should believe in.
I'm not even a jurist.
I'm not even someone that you can trust.
I'm just a person who typed out what I've been experiencing.
Probably worse because of my grammar mistakes.
Anyway, I wish everyone the best of luck in the future.
My dad once said,
"Buat sesuatu dengan ikhlas, jangan harapkan balasan."
...
"I'm not the person who has the most knowledge,
but I try to make the most of the little tiny knowledge that I have."
-Catatan Matluthfi-
"When you grow up, your heart dies."
-Allison Reynolds-
"We struggle to be honest like children because
while they speak their hearts out, we are still looking for ours."
-Matluthfi-