Wisdom-to-share

“ We must be willing to let go of the life we planned so as to have the life that is waiting for us. ” ― Joseph Campbell We like to plan what we want to be, but many of us also don ’ t know what we want to be. It is probably a common question in life, “ What do I want to be? ” If you asked me many years ago, the answers could be wide from being a dancer, a choreographer or a psychologist, but never   wanted to be a teacher. Most of the journey of my life I just followed half of the world population do, to find someone they love then to get married and to have children.   I had to leave the life that I planned before; I planned to create the Broadway show, I had my own studio and I could dance all the time. On the way to accept the new life I have, I kept asking myself, how many of those people could find their happiness outside the life they planned before. I bet some of them weren ’ t lucky enough in building their family, some had to divorced or to have miserabl

“Recognize that you are enough, and that all external gifts are simply extra blessings.” ―  Bryant McGill, Simple Reminders: Inspiration for Living Your Best Life How do you describe that you are blessed? Sometimes in life, when I meet a very wealthy family, I wonder how much money they have, how big is their house, how many cars they have and hundreds of questions in my mind. I believe, once in a while those questions come into our minds. Who doesn ’ t want to be wealthy?   A young man came to my house to share his dream. He said, “ I want to be very wealthy in my life ” So I asked him, “ What definition of very wealthy? ” He mentioned some names in the top list of the wealthiest person in this country and in the world.   I could imagine what the wealthiest people have in their life and how their “ Balance sheet ” looks like. He mentioned one famous name and said, “ I want to be like him ”   The only thing I could say, “ It is a great dream, and y

A friend is one that knows you as you are, understands where you have been, accepts what you have become, and still, gently allow you to grow. – William Shakespeare This note is written for my friend, he is in comma since a couple days ago. We missed the high school year to be a friend but we at least become a friend after that. I only can pray for you now. Thank you for being my friend. In my life I know that so many people have their own impression about me. Some of them didn ’ t want to be my friends because they had their own opinion about me. It was funny, how people judged me sometimes.     “ Lina, you can bake a cake … . O …   I don ’ t think you can, because you are not like the one who can cook and bake “   Or one of my elementary school was shocked when she knew I became a teacher, “ How come you become a teacher … you were the rebellion student in our catholic school “ I think people build their description about me without understands clearly about m