Have you ever walked into your kitchen only to realize that you forgot what you wanted to do/take? It just happened to me just now. Sometimes it happens to my husband too. I just watch him as he walks out of the room and came back 5 seconds later and asked me sambil garu kepala,
'I nak ambik apa dah tadi?'
Such a weird phenomenon kan? how do you explain it? I'm sure there's some medical explaination. nak google tapi taktau nak type apa kat search.
Speaking of search, I am in the midst of searching for a job or a placement in any university nearby to further my studies. motivation dah kurang compared to last time (refer previous post). I guess the 72 Hour rule is now valid.
If you want something, you must take action within 72 hours or you won't feel as strong about it as you did the first time.
In addition to this event, I decided to check
facebook less frequent. Why?
I did an observation (yes, I have that much time). I can conclude that 8 out of 10 status updates has some negative ring to it. Statistically speaking, 80% of the time, people become either
demotivated, depressed or deprived. However, this is only the descriptively speaking. I need to do a Factor Analysis to conclude further. But reading all those negative status really brings me down at times. Tak pasal² kan?
Well.. wish me luck in finding my path :) I told a friend once, it ain't easy living in a foreign country that doesn't speak English. I am now in the process of finding bricks to build my own road. For me to succeed, I need to build my own road and then only I can walk through it. It's not like UK, US or other English speaking countries. But hey it's okay. At least one day I will feel satisfied walking through the roads that I have build with my own two hands. And of course with the help of Allah, support and prayers of my husband, family and true friends, InshaAllah I will get through this :)
I remember my motto when I dilanda kebuntuan during my postgraduate studies.
'Seek and you shall find'. I kept on mumbling this phrase everyday out loud for weeks while thinking and tapping my pencil on the table and I finally crack the code for my statistical program. I will never forget that moment. I literally cried. That's why I believe in how powerful
believing in things can be. And right now, I really need to
believe in things.