It has been a wonderful evening. A celebration of classical musics, liters of coffee and tea, and priceless conversation with friends who have now turned from 'idealist to pessimist realist ;-)'; it was one of the great outings I have had recently. Kuala Lumpur hasn't got much to offer me now. This city has became one of those places that I have to get off from temporarily, live in another place, and then move on before it becomes too mean or it has got to a point where it spoils me.
In the quest for self-actualization, you can't just look around those close and dear to you. Complacency kills everything off because life will never get to its fullest potential when you are just too good in your domain and fail to comprehend all the frameworks there are to our mortal lives. Reflect yourself from time to time whether your life in these five years span has changed, whether you are now much more knowledgable then you were previously, or whatever you have achieved all those goals you have set for yourself. See whether your enabler objectives fulfills your terminals. Then only you have all the answers.
In our quest for self-fulfilment, we often tumble and at points we move ahead, or probably leaves everything according to centrus paribus, or just let the changes take place for the better or worse.
And as the Letterman show displays its credit lines, I better log off now and get myself to rest for another hectic day tomorrow.
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