smiles 4 eva!

There are so many articles and post about things you can do during your time at home amid ‘Circuit Breaker’ at home… And I thought why not write about things you should not do at home! Yes, we should stay positive at times like this. But I do find myself drowning in the pile of things I try to achieve during this period. Which brings me to my first point.  1. Do not overload yourself with too much information at once. Trying to achieve too many things at once will be detrimental. Below are just some other random tips I thought of.  These are little reminders to keep myself sane during this period.  2. Do not try physical challenging activities at home that could land you in the hospital. Doing a handstand has been a long-time goal of mine. We all need baby steps. Again… being over ambitious is not going to bring you any closer to your goal. I nearly snapped my neck when I tried a headstand before.  3. Do not willow into the cycle of self-pity. Self...

The dilemma, Lost. If I am lost does that mean that I couldn't possibly be in a dilemma? Is it better to be in a dilemma than being lost? At least in a dilemma, there are known choices to choose between.  I am a soon to be fresh-graduate and it is scary. I have no idea what is installed for me in the next 3 months?! This uncertainty is killing me. Before going for a job interview I will read up about the job position, the company and most important, psych myself. Affirming my skills and bring positivity to my mind. But all these do not seem to be working. Being able to convince me the reason why I applied for that specific role got me thinking... "Is it something I really want to do? or is it just so that I can get a job first?" It makes me doubt if I am really interested.  With the CoVid-19 virus, the economy and job market are not well. The government has implemented to help organizations cope with the bad economy. There are so many uncertainties during this per...