Habits to Practise in Bodybuilding

 

The irony of life;

When you have time,you don’t have money.

When you have money, you don’t have time.

When you have time and money,you won’t have the energy.

Basically, I have plenty of time now. I was wondering what shall I do next...

Then a thought strikes me.

 I was wondering how could someone that facing so much of difficulties in their life suddenly could change their life into something else, someone successful but at the same time,another person that facing a  similar situation couldn’t do that?

What makes the difference?

What is their belief and their mindset?

How could they overcome that hurdle?

I thought,maybe I should ask them in person  and learn from them.

So I tried to approach them, those people that are doing well in their field.

Some are kind enough and replied   YES while many ignored.

The first person that I met was Jason,a young bodybuilder that have an interesting story of hardship and struggles but managed to became someone in his field.

It was really out of my comfort zone but I managed to interviewed him and asked few questions.(which I will upload on my Youtube Channel in few days )

I learnt that,it’s up to you, how you would like to see  a bad situation. Every bad situation is like a plot with twist in your life.It meant to happen and there is a reason for it to happen.

Time will make you realize the reason but first, you have to use it to change your life into something positive than dwell pessimistically on it.

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I left KKM but Never Quit Medicine

I had never imagined that I would resign my job, not even in my wildest dream.

My new hospital’s surgical department was very understanding and kind towards me.

They treated me well from the beginning.The HOD Mr Uma, Consultant  Miss Linda,Miss Leow,Dr K,Dr Ammar,who was my best friend in that department and Dr Hajar,a very charming and knowledgeable MO,these are my favorite persons in that department. I never worked with such an understanding team.I missed them.I can’t see them anymore bother me more than anything else.

I left without a proper goodbye as well. I’m not good in it. I don’t know how to react and act.

 

Unfortunately, due to various issues, I felt, leaving Taiping will be the best thing to do.

Initially I wanted to give one month notice but as I am a CONTRACT Doctor, the HR made some magical calculation and mentioned that my remaining leaves are only two days, not 22 days as per HRMIS. The first thing that they will do is stop your salary but you must continuously work for the next 28 days. *CRAP.

Hence, I paid my one-month salary and some fine as a penalty and gave a 24 hours’ notice and left.

It’s hurts but  one day, I might come to a realization that ,it was one of the best bold decision I ever made.(I hope I will .I will make it happen.)

 

 

From today onwards, I am going to work on my biggest dream (also my biggest fear).

From time to time, I will document it here so that I can read them a day. Few  years from today, maybe.

Goodnight.

 

 

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