We talked about lots of stuffs, ranging from money to girls, to life in general. But one thing we talked about is etched in my mind. What do I really wanna be when I grow up?
You see, a lot of people work for the sake of money. They study in a field they're not really interested in, and they get a slightly above average income when they finally get a job after graduating. So you drag your ass down to work every day, knowing that nothing you do at work is ever going to give you a great sense of satisfaction. The money is there, but do you really have time to spend them to do something you like? So it's money vs passion.
Coincidentally, for the both of us, we wanna grow up to be journalists, or at something close to that field. He wanna travel the world, taking photographs of everything, kinda like being the eye for the world. He wanna experience, first hand, everything that's happening around the world. While I wanna grow up to be the voice of the world. I want to let every one know what's happening around the world, and let them know of what my views are on those events. It's okay if we're not paid a lot, because that's our passion. Furthermore, if we were to head overseas for our studies, we might get more opportunities for something else anyways. Like what we agreed on "Opportunities are everywhere, it just depend on whether or not you're there to find it.".
Inspiration gone, here's something cool I wanna share about.
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| He's one of my friends from secondary school. We always knew he had potential, but we never knew he would make it this far. Faris Ramli, we're all very proud of you. Do Singapore proud, everyone's rooting for you. |
6 more weeks and I'm out of the island I'm currently training in. Really can't wait for it to be over. I'm so tired from all the training. I need a real break.
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