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I have never imagine myself thinking out
of my bubble. If you asked my friends, they would probably tell you
that I am the type of person who will always go for what is RIGHT!
Right, in the eyes of almost everyone. I may be the type of person
whose decisions always lies on rational thinking. Most of the time,
my judgment is based on what a normal person thinks. I answer their questions with what they wanted to hear from me. I act the way they expect me to. I am no risk
taker. Though I force myself to be one, at the end of the day I will
still go for the decision that will take me to “safe zone”.
Precise and always SAFE, that's how I think and act for the past 19
years.
When I started my first job few weeks
ago, I am aware that I am entering a totally different world. Far
from the world I lived for quite some time now. I never imagine that
this industry is so diverse that you'll get to meet different people.
You'll get to hear different ideas and you'll get a peek on different
perspectives as well. I do not welcome change that much in my entire
life. Like I said, I always go for what's “normally right” for
almost everyone. But being in the industry with various people that
came from different background changed my way of thinking or should I
say, I am now starting to welcome new ideas, beliefs and views. I
actually love the idea of how I understand and see things now in a
whole new perspective. I am now more confident in taking risks,
trying out new things, and learning. I guess what we all need is an
open mind which is quite enough for us to understand how things go
around these days. What's applicable yesterday may not be applicable
tomorrow. We always have to aim for change and the idea of learning.
Let us also not be afraid to think out of the box or leave our
comfort zone. Because if we keep on sticking on what we knew already,
we will not be able to see beyond. There's always two sides of a coin. There is always a bigger picture! What we need to do is have
the courage to get out of our shells, think out of the box and come
out of our bubble =)
