What's your future career path? Where do you see yourself in 3 or 5 years time? What's your career goal? What's your strength? What co-curricular activities did you join? Did you hold any post? And the endless list goes on.
What's my future career path?
My current thought of my future career will be working in the corporate world for a period of time, say like 3-5 years, may be 10. Then back to tuition, where I'd found peace.
Where do I see myself in 3 or 5 years time?
In 3 to 5 years time, I see myself having sufficient number in my bank account which can support me travelling around. More specifically, in 5 years time, I see myself revisiting London and France again, speaking sufficient French and bringing a DSLR.
What's my career goal?
No goal at the moment. I don't intend to climb the corporate ladder. Go ahead and climb all the way you want but please don't ever talk me into following your footsteps. I'll do whatever that comes to me with the best I can. I believe hard work will pay off. Some said, some luck is needed. Well, let's not think that far.
What's my strength?
I hate this question. I would say organizing. But my wardrobe is a mess. Oh well, that's another story.
Why must I joined co-curricular activities to make my CV looks better?
Being realistic, having nothing on co-curricular activities can't help to secure a place during CV screening process. I have been debating with my inner-self for days on this topic, simply to talk myself into joining co-curricular activities in uni. Yes, for the past 3 semesters in uni, I joined NOTHING. I did signed up a few but attend NONE. May be it's the introvert me causing me not to attend any. I just feel tired after a day of classes. I just wanted to go home and cocooned myself in my own world. May be it's the late meet up time. Meet up time it's either in the late evening, say like from 6pm-9pm or on weekends, my PRECIOUS DAYS in a week. So, back to square one. I feel tired. My energy level is lower than normal people. I get drained out easily.
I was thinking that how does a post in a club can really signifies that that person really has the ability and characteristics of that particular post? He or she could have gotten that post because no one volunteered. He or she could have gotten that post and have some glory records but it's actually the team mates hard work and no contribution from him or her at all. All these why-s and inner debate bring me to exploring books on philosophy. Lol.
So, after all the lengthy crap, what's my conclusion on the issue? I found my answer from
Timothy Tiah's blog.Side track a little, after reading his blog, I am again fascinated by what reading could offer.
Side track a little more. You are so sure that I'm the one for you. But you're not to me. First of many, reading is not your thing. In this case, I'm sure that I've read more than you. I'm not saying how noble or knowledgeable am I for reading more than you. If you don't read as much as me or more than me, how could we share and discuss and give each other more insights and views and thoughts? That's what I'm looking for in a relationship. This hurts I know. My apologies. Just so you know, that's my thought and reason.
Back to track. Back to the root of having a job. Earn a living is the main purpose. If we were to work out from there, climbing corporate ladder means earning more. Some said it's for personal growth. My ideal personal growth is not through that way. I fancy something more spiritual. I don't want that much of money. It's pointless to me to earn that much and has got no time to spend and my health is traded.
Well, that's my thought. I have no idea whether things will go according to my rough plan. I've been thinking so much lately and bombarded my wise lady with lots of question. May be she's too annoyed by me, she said this to shut me off: Don't think too much, things have been planned for you.
