
It just suddenly hit me that I will be going to Germany and be learning all there is to learn about SAP and do nothing but SAP for the rest of my life. Sure, I may become a successful system consultant and get filthy rich, but is that my lifelong dream? What about my dreams of becoming a dancer, a singer, a musician, song writer, script writer... blablabla...
When I finally told my dad how I felt that everything I've ever done in my life always felt half-done. And we had a long talk about all the stuff that I always wanted to do but never did. Then he asked, "Is it because we stopped you, or we didn't give you enough encouragement?" Good question. I thought for a moment and decided that it was 50-50. But anyways, my dad only arranged this for me so that I had a solid career to fall back on in the future. I understand that. Just that the process is not fun :P And my dad assured me that whatever path I choose, he will not object. As long as I've done this training and not make stupid decisions regarding my life ;)
My dad's word of wisdom today was to look at what you've achieved. Don't look at what you've missed. So I'll just hope that when I do that, I will have achieved a lot. Like my dad, I love being successful. I never do anything that doesn't come with a positive feeling that I'd be winning. But my dad took chances before, and he's successful now. So I suppose I have to learn to take chances, smart chances. Then maybe someday, I'll be successful and be able to do whatever I like to do. When the time comes, I hope I don't disappoint anyone, including myself.
Love you, dad! You've always inspired me to be the best I can be. And I love you, mein Mann! You've helped through all my sadness and insecurities and encouraged me to improve myself.
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