Would you agree with me, that sometimes you feel lost? It's like you want to run away and be free of the burden that's bothering you. Here's a tip from somebody who teaches though. If something is bothering you and if it keeps bothering you at a time not right for it, try your hardest to put it aside and concentrate on what you currently do. Don't ask me how and if it really works, because I do things impulsively so I never really bother to channel my thoughts that hard. Things just pass by in my head.
Why is it that as I grow a bit older day by day, I find it hard to study something I have not much interest in? Am I too dumb for these technical things? I've never failed any subject yet though and I hope I won't in the near future. How about if I say I'm more interested in the internet, computers, economics and global issues? I must admit it that I'm not that good of a student. I can only talk bullshit. Haha.
Maybe this is the 'nak graduate' syndrome. After spending about 4-5 years studying in a particular field, you feel like exploring other fields that deems to be more interesting. Is there any employer out there looking for a person with an engineering background but has a new-found passion in global economics, world issues and ethical practices of corporates? This hunger to face and learn from experience of the real-life-real-market business challenges is thriving in me. Contact me for any good vacancies after January 2011 ok!
Please, God, keep me in the straight path of Electrical Engineering for at least another 8 months or so.
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