Showing posts with label work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label work. Show all posts

Friday, December 29, 2017

Day #229 - My Work Ethics



Felt slightly down that I could foresee myself unable to complete the work tasks before next Wed meeting.
But I perked myself up today by sharing my feelings and thoughts with Dearest, and conveying the progress update with my project lead and teammate.
And I ate MacDonald breakfast - always something to feel happy about.

Goals of the Day:
  • Clarity in work task
    • Achieved
  • Reach home by 8pm to rest (so I have energy to pick mum up at the airport)
    • Not Achieved
  •  Plan my schedule for the weekend
    • Not Achieved
Got caught up with work till near 8pm.
Felt the need to unwind after a few nights of OT, so decided to join my guys for darts.
Picking mum up from the airport would be quite late, so I decided not to go to rest at home.

Today's Small Wins:
  • Small, but definite progress in work
  • Quality time with friends
  • Hit 3 bull eyes in one turn during darts
Today's Small Losses:
  • Did OT
  • Woke up late
  • Slept late
  • Didn't meditate

Tuesday, February 28, 2017

Life's Motivation

Woke up feeling reluctant to get out of bed and get to work. The thought to myself was, "ah... work again..."
So I thought to myself,

"If work doesn't gives me motivation, 
let the other aspects of life do."

This was enough to get me seated upright, did a couple of deep breathing, and got my ass off the bed to wash up.

While I tried to search through the web for an inspirational quote about my morning insight, nothing came up. Isn't that strange? Could I be the first to think of life this way?

And then I realized, that perhaps this insight could only be a temporary vindication. Work is a large part of our adult lives, and if work is not a passion, am I doing what I'm advocating? To live my life? It's an ongoing question that I struggle with from time to time; mostly when I'm lazy to crawl out of bed to get to the office.

Everyone wants to strive for a good balance in their life. Yet, wanting and working towards it, are completely two independent matters. The first is just a desire (and maybe a bit of a daydream), while the other require courage, effort, and a game plan.

Source
May I strive towards passion, and not stress.