passion

involving in one of our latest "passion" advertisement. should you bypass e centre, you should be able to spot posters bearing my name. as part of e advertisment work, i was involved in a short filming for e centre's centrestage quarterly e-newsletter as well.

in fact, sometimes when i think about it, my current job does answered to my initial request prior to my transfer - getting involved in more major events and most importantly learn more new things. in a way or another, my job has given me opportunities to diversify my learning edge. as such, my network has been broadened. new friendship is forged at almost every event.

what i've been experiencing now could be e next phase of my working life. it has been moving real fast and never will it stop for anyone i supposed. few attempts to take a breather during e course of my work resulted into undesirable consequences. those struggling periods are so heavy on my shoulder. sometimes i was half-convinced to stop what i've been building up in a career at an establishment where i've traded my youth. however these are e periods of time where i suddenly remember what i am here for, pick up all e skills for e cruel realistic world. for that, i carry e load, move on. what could have been e worst for an army guy and a former semi-pro footballer? it might be worst somewhere else i said to myself.

but e question is where is e best place for one to settle down, build up a career where you're so much in love with what you're doing every single day? from an outsider's perspective, you're looking at the most positive benefit of others' and vice versa others are looking at the most positive benefit of yours. singlish-speaking: you see me good and i see you good lah.

you can see, i am convincing myself to see e whole picture where it's always e same shit everywhere. if i can survive in such an environment, most probably i can survive anywhere after my journey with e centre. probably not?