When it comes to defining BLIA
YAD, especially the committee, I am looking at a bunch of shining stars. Some
are as bright as the guiding star, which hikers use to guide their road in the
mountains, but in very rare occasions, as bright as the sun, which gives lives
to all human being. Some need companion stars to be visible, called the constellations.
The last some is for the stars covered by dust, debris, cloud, or too far away
for us to be seen.
The reason why our stars don’t
shine is that we are covered by:
1. Laziness;
it is too early for work, can’t work during late time, day is too hot for work,
eaten up so full that work is impossible, etc.
2. Arrogance;
I have my own opinion though, but let’s go with yours first and see how you
mess everything up.
3. Ignorance;
screw you, I’m busy enough (really?) with my job, don’t expect me to ask “What
can I do to help?”, you should ask “Can I ask for YOUR help?”.
4. Choosy;
this job is for me, that one is not, I like this person, that one annoys me, I
don’t want this, I demand that, etc.
5. Moha;
I don’t know why I did those things, I don’t mean what I said just now.
6. Judgment
eyes; what a stupidity she had done; he’s far under expectations.
7. Two-faced;
“It is such a nice thing to work with you” (behind the scene: I don’t need you.
I do better alone).
8. Underestimating
minor rules.
9. Excellent
at talking.
10. Prefer
nonsense than discussion.
Those are all the things covering
us, including myself, in my opinion. Of course there are a lot of outstanding
qualities, which I believe is unnecessary to be mentioned here because as long
as we keep learning, it will increase. The same goes to our defect. If these
defects are regarded as minor problems and ignored, it will also increase until
sometime we can’t handle it anymore.
