Year 2011 marks a fundamental change in my life - I finally got my full-time job, begin to excel in my sales jobs, picking up new interest along the way and achieving new objectives in my life.
The greatest achievement so far is that I've moved on to the next stage of my life. I become financially independent, at least from my parents. I've learned that it's not easy to earn money, learned how to start saving money from a young age, and nonetheless, learned how to spend hard. By spending hard, I don't mean spending excessively, but to spend wisely and motivate yourself. Although it's easier to say than done, it is - indeed - achievable as long as you have a clear objective and goal in your mind.
Leading a busy life is never easy, and things get more complicated when I lead a triple life. At time, I complain when I don't have sufficient time for everything, yet behind the sulking facade lies a smile. The thought of my time never going to waste is all worth the while. A clear fact become clear after I started my job: corporate company will never really take care of it's staffs, which happens to be its greatest assets all the time. In order to strive in this world, out here we have to make a firm stand and create chance for ourselves, but not waiting company to present us with such opportunity.
I've decided on mine, going after the sales path, and have you pick yours?
The sentence above might sounds like a simple phrase, but hiding behind the words are a world of forgiveness and embracing the imperfection.
It's easy to fall in love, we all know about that, but it's never an easy task to hold hands together and walk through the hardship that befalls any couple.
I've already lost count of the times I almost gave up, and still every time you pulled me back persistently. You embraced my stubbornness, my imperfection. You forgave me for being so childish. And you did everything you could – just for me.
Yet, I never tried understanding you.
This might be long overdue, but I'd like to say, I'm sorry. I've learned my lessons. I promise that I will not repeat the same mistake over and over again.
And hereby, I just want to let you know: I love you, bao bei.
Sometimes, even advertisement can be quite a tearjerker and delivers a very beautiful story to the audience. This is one of them, and is based off JJ's song Always Online. Nice tune, nice story, and nice ending.
Well there are a lot things that happened over the past one month, but what's worth mentioning is that just recently, I was reunited with my long-lost passion. Writing, I'm back to the scene and is getting better than ever. I'm off to produce better stories for the enjoyment of myself and also other people.
Anti-humor and anti-jokes[1] (also known as unjokes) are a kind of humor based on the surprise factor of absence of an expected joke or of a punch line in a narration which is set up as a joke.
Anyway, for those of you who don't know about this, I'm now officially a real estate negotiator under the banner of Synergy International Realtor.
If you happen to be interested, or will be going to deal with any sort of property in the near future, please be kind and contact me via my cell at 012-2345272. Buying/Selling/Letting properties are all welcomed.
Thanks for you kind moments spent in reading this post :)
As I have mentioned on my yesterday's post, I had my first hands-on experience with land inspection. I didn't drove all the way to Gabai, which was worth at least one hour driving from the city, but in fact my boss fetched me there.
There were a total four of us. Throughout the journey, I paid keen attention to the ongoing conversation between my peers about things related to the job. I'd say, they are all pretty interesting. Things were just getting better as we reached the agricultural land that was owned by one or two Datuks. They were actually developing the land by putting up fences, maintaining the land, pond, and local fruit trees. However, things weren't going well midway and thus there was no sufficient fund to complete the project. That was the reason behind of the uncompleted bungalow. This piece of 4.2 acres land is up for sale @ a price of RM3.5m.
The environment looks pretty nice, and we had quite a good view on the mountains, the forest, and the rivers, which look absolutely stunning. Had a brief lunch there, chatted and then my boss brought us to waterfall. Really, it lives up to its legends. I trekked my way until there were no way to continue forward, sweat like hell during the process, and subsequently made my way back to the ground level where my boss and his secretary or assistant (whichever it is) were dipping into the water. After that, we went for another round of lunch at Connaught's famous claypot chicken and lamb rice. It was a meal not to be forgotten; the lamb taste really nice and the chicken has got its unique flavour (in chinese it's called the "Drunken Chicken").
The famous Gabai Waterfall
Then only I went back to Taman Desa, where I embarked on this long trip and resumed my daily routine. Bought some stationery and went for an extremely long hair rebonding and restyling session. Mind you, by extremely long I mean it ate up five hours of my time, and how's logical is that gonna be?! This had indirectly caused me to rush my moments later for a quick shopping for the remaining goods for my job: one pair of shoe, shirts, and a pant.
When I made it through all of these events, it was already late 9-10 pm already. Had my late dinner and later on, went to sleep real early and call it a day. In order to prepare for my first real-deal job by tomorrow.
Anyway, cheers and all the best to me and my future career.
Well, tomorrow will signs the unofficial start of my new career, which is being mentioned in one of the previous post. I do feel nervous, but at the same time, I'm really looking forward for something exciting, something exhilarating to experience in the upcoming future. I certainly it lives up to my expectation of the scope of work for a negotiator.
In order to prepare for this, I had been looking around for goods for this job, and the items included will be listed as below:
3 long-sleeves working attires
2 short-sleeves working attires (have to get myself another 3 more, at least)
2 black pants (one more will fits into the weekly rotation nicely)
3 pairs of black socks
1 pair of black shoe
1 black bag (to be bought in the near future)
miscellaneous items
The initial set-up cost for work cost a great deal of fortune, hitting almost RM850 and that's a really huge amount.
Sigh, have to work really really hard to compensate for the outflow of cash. Time to earn some money, I guess.