Reflection
For me, 2007 is a year of adaptation, reflection and gratification. Adaptation not only with my new environment, new set of friends, new lifestyle but also an adaptation with my new self. There were a lot of trials I have gone throughout the year that changed my persona. Somehow this year for me is a period of maturity not only mentally, emotionally but also spiritually. It also made me reflect with my life and be grateful to those people who stood by me through the years and for all the blessings I received.
8 lessons I learned this year: *why eight? Because this year is 2008 1.Always be true to yourself. Let us not live life with pretensions because you’re just fooling yourself and in the end, you will just regret it.2.Step out of your comfort zone…Do not be afraid to take risks…you’ll be surprised on how far you can still go and that there are countless opportunities waiting for you.
3.Friendship is not about how long you have been friends but it is more of how you show them their worth in your life and how you spend your time together.4.Always count your blessings. We keep looking for things we don’t have and leave some things behind that have always been there but we were too blind to see its worth until it’s gone.
5.Never doubt God’s plan for you. There are things in life that happens for a reason…and in times of crisis, always hold on to God and you will see that God indeed, has better plans for you. I also realized when we pray to God and ask for something…even though sometimes we have to wait for a long time…when he answers our prayer…it is more than what we asked for.
6.If you have nothing good to say…better shut up. Less talk fewer problems.
7.Never let one fall stop you from catching your dream. Let go of the past and live for the present.
8.When you love someone…do not try to change them…love him for who they are. Their imperfection makes them perfect. And even though you got yourself heartbroken a thousand times, do not lose hope that someday the right man will come and sweep off your feet.
