Summer Break
It is summer vacation in Japan so we are off to Malaysia.
5 weeks of doing nothing so I thought I should alott some time to update my website, engage in WA community, write some post and continue with the training and the most thing that I want to accomplish is finish my ebook. I was supposed to fly to the Philippines as I got invited to speak in a convention however my condition has not allowed me to travel too much.
During breaks, people tend to slack off. Even more so to those who are doing little in life. Just an observation, people who work hard becomes more hard working during break time because that's when they think more and do more. In opposite to people who are less hard working, they think less and do nothing. Rich people get deals just by having a drink or even when in vacation. They see opportunities at all points of time. They seize every counting moments.
My supposedly topic for the convention was "Speak Because You Have A Cause". I did my power point presentation, memorized my script only to be told a week ago by the dotor that my case is placenta previa. I am 14 weeks pregnant and my placenta is rather low so not too much activity that might cause an alarm bleeding. As I was saying, this should be an opportunity to finish a lot of things but as my normal self I feel like doing nothing. My mind wants to accomplish more but my body is not willing. yeah I know it's rubbish but that's my only excuse he he
Yesterday morning I saw a news about people marching to commemorate Nelson Mandela's centenary year. People like Sir Richard Branson (my businessman idol) activists, freedom fighters, justice defenders, advocates for social justice and young leaders took part. It was such a great event for people to walk together. Him and his legacy will always be remembered. He did more even when in prison to bring something together that people should continue.
I haven't planned my 5 weeks yet but I know one thing for sure, I will fight my laziness to accomplish more.
What about your plans?
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Enjoy your vacation...sounds great. My whole life is one big vacation...the joys of retirement.
Debbie