this is becoming once a week... but who's complaining?
erm, no i don't exactly remember...
could you be nice and jog my memory a bit? might be the fact i'm not thinking very straight now =]
oh, and i finally figured out what's wrong with the current situation, in addition to the fact of lousy leadership i wrote about quite some time ago. woot. that's always good. see, people like to be appreciated and feel like they're actually doing something to help. what would you feel like if everytime you came to work and your boss or colleague tells you "no don't do that, you're obstructing me" "nono, go away and don't bother me" "no, i don't trust you with this, go somewhere else" "just go there and do that simple thing, at least you won't screw up there". day after day after day. you still want to go back if you had a choice? i think not >_>. come to think of it, it's like the perfect plan to get rid of someone, he'll even leave voluntarily >:-]
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ok, topic of discussion for today: actually i've got three, but never mind...
first one would be subject of death... well this came after watching that anime showed during our jap club meeting anyway... but er-hem... say you had the power to condemn someone to hell instantaneously, but on condition that if you use that power, after your death you will be condemned to hell eternally quote "never knowing peace or paradise" unquote. sooooo ... question is... when would you use that power and under what circumstances? not an easy thing to answer... on impulse? on hopeless cases?
another thing.. which i also thought of while watching that damn film, btw... was about people appealing to higher authorities about small matters. i dunno, personally i feel that people who have to go rely on higher authorities, or lean on power, or something along that line are just incapable. incapable of standing up for themselves, that's why they need support from someone more powerful (and possibly capable) than them. these includes those who run to the law at every possible thing, or (since we're still in school) people who run to the protective arm of the parent or teacher at conflicts within the school. if you're not able to take flak and resolve things by yourself at this age... well... personally i wouldn't think much of you.
and also... i'm non too pleased with people who are hesistant about giving "the talk". ok even i'm hesistant at times because being so direct could have implications that are unplanned for, but sometimes you have to tackle the problem straight on. by yourself, most importantly. leaving a problem to worsen is like leaving an overripe apple out in the open. it's just going to rot and get worse. by all means, try alternative options to resolve the problem, but when it's time to resolve problems resolve them. don't let them drag for over a year >_> like i said... if you're doing something, even with negative consequences, at least people know you are caring. if you don't care you could very well leave the problem as it is, do your job and get the heck out in half a year. but if you're really responsible and concerned about a problem in the society you're part of or in charge in then it's better to DO something.
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if anyone reads the paper today, there's an interesting little snippet of advice from the pease family. i don't know why, for some reason their advices always strike a chord with me, even their books... but today's particular one made me think extra hard because of the striking resemblance to a situation i see in school. i'd really like to scream in someone's ear "wake the heck up" but that'll be a no-win situation so i'm just gonna hope whoever that is will actualyl read that small advice column... please stop using people as substitutes... it doesn't fill that hole in your heart. when it's time to move on you have to move on.
one last question (in addition to that already asked above) if you have a very bad news to break to someone, but that someone is happy with whatever situation s/he is in now, would you wait till the last possible moment to break the news, or would you consider that witholding information, breach of trust and get the information/bad news passing over and done with? at least it'll give them more time to accept it. opinions?
could you be nice and jog my memory a bit? might be the fact i'm not thinking very straight now =]
oh, and i finally figured out what's wrong with the current situation, in addition to the fact of lousy leadership i wrote about quite some time ago. woot. that's always good. see, people like to be appreciated and feel like they're actually doing something to help. what would you feel like if everytime you came to work and your boss or colleague tells you "no don't do that, you're obstructing me" "nono, go away and don't bother me" "no, i don't trust you with this, go somewhere else" "just go there and do that simple thing, at least you won't screw up there". day after day after day. you still want to go back if you had a choice? i think not >_>. come to think of it, it's like the perfect plan to get rid of someone, he'll even leave voluntarily >:-]
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ok, topic of discussion for today: actually i've got three, but never mind...
first one would be subject of death... well this came after watching that anime showed during our jap club meeting anyway... but er-hem... say you had the power to condemn someone to hell instantaneously, but on condition that if you use that power, after your death you will be condemned to hell eternally quote "never knowing peace or paradise" unquote. sooooo ... question is... when would you use that power and under what circumstances? not an easy thing to answer... on impulse? on hopeless cases?
another thing.. which i also thought of while watching that damn film, btw... was about people appealing to higher authorities about small matters. i dunno, personally i feel that people who have to go rely on higher authorities, or lean on power, or something along that line are just incapable. incapable of standing up for themselves, that's why they need support from someone more powerful (and possibly capable) than them. these includes those who run to the law at every possible thing, or (since we're still in school) people who run to the protective arm of the parent or teacher at conflicts within the school. if you're not able to take flak and resolve things by yourself at this age... well... personally i wouldn't think much of you.
and also... i'm non too pleased with people who are hesistant about giving "the talk". ok even i'm hesistant at times because being so direct could have implications that are unplanned for, but sometimes you have to tackle the problem straight on. by yourself, most importantly. leaving a problem to worsen is like leaving an overripe apple out in the open. it's just going to rot and get worse. by all means, try alternative options to resolve the problem, but when it's time to resolve problems resolve them. don't let them drag for over a year >_> like i said... if you're doing something, even with negative consequences, at least people know you are caring. if you don't care you could very well leave the problem as it is, do your job and get the heck out in half a year. but if you're really responsible and concerned about a problem in the society you're part of or in charge in then it's better to DO something.
...
if anyone reads the paper today, there's an interesting little snippet of advice from the pease family. i don't know why, for some reason their advices always strike a chord with me, even their books... but today's particular one made me think extra hard because of the striking resemblance to a situation i see in school. i'd really like to scream in someone's ear "wake the heck up" but that'll be a no-win situation so i'm just gonna hope whoever that is will actualyl read that small advice column... please stop using people as substitutes... it doesn't fill that hole in your heart. when it's time to move on you have to move on.
one last question (in addition to that already asked above) if you have a very bad news to break to someone, but that someone is happy with whatever situation s/he is in now, would you wait till the last possible moment to break the news, or would you consider that witholding information, breach of trust and get the information/bad news passing over and done with? at least it'll give them more time to accept it. opinions?
