It's as simple as not making an effort to click on the link of my blog. I've often had "haters" whenever I post something, which is probably why I quit writing before.
But that's the thing -- who can judge if you're a good writer or not? Isn't a blog supposed to be a writer's avenue to let his thoughts out, and it's the public's discretion, whether or not they will read what has been posted?
See, that's what I don't get when people complain about other writers. A link is displayed, and it's up to you if you want to click it. It's as simple as that. :) If you think my writing sucks, then go ahead, don't read what I have to say. It's not like I force people to read my content, and ask my viewers to comment on what they see. A blog is my simple way of not flooding my Twitter/Facebook feeds with my thoughts.
So I can make it private; but I choose to make it public, JUST BECAUSE. Do I really need to explain myself? I.Don't.Think.So. :)
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Anyway, I'm quite excited with what's about to transpire at work.. lots of challenges indeed, but I'm game for anything. I can see how this workforce has molded me into a stronger person, even though sometimes I still tend to get a little immature and emotional. I guess it's because I'm just human, and I'm striving to become a better person. I have a daughter, and I want to be able to impart to her certain things that cannot be taught in a classroom.
Kahit Atenista ka pa, UPista, taga-UST, Lasalista...pare-parehas yang hindi makakapagturo ng magandang asal. A person's foundation, character, and the values that he/she will inculcate, are solely formed in the household... so I know I have to set a good example to Laela, because I want her to be the best person that she can be - a lady worthy of respect, and who can be admired because she possesses admirable traits.
For me, what matters is LEGACY.. what I am able to leave behind, whether it be regarding my family or my work. I want to be able to leave something behind that's worth remembering in a positive light. I want my legacy to be admirable, worth sharing, and something that my family can be proud of --- after all, what I do, is mainly for them. If they can't be proud of me, then I know I have failed.
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