
10 months ago, I made it to become a university lecturer, apart from another full-time job offer for a hotel pre-opening project that together brought me so much joy in my career and life.
The World That She Lives In
I like the idea of open ended questions. Those questions that seek for answers with more details, information and thoughts. In my opinion, the answers given by a person who answers an open ended question can tell a lot about who they are. I am just no longer satisfied with survey and other yes or no contexts. Life is much more complicated than that.
It's just fastinating sometimes that we encounter unexpected things in life: unexpected people, unexpected gifts, unexpected events. I've caught myself in the middle of all the happenings in life - for most things that have been falling together just how I wanted them to be and there are things that are not. I went to the office today and started working on my ongoing projects. Half a day went by, and after just a few emails being sent and a couple of tense conversations I had at work, just like a blink of an eye, I got a phone call in the middle of the day:
At times I am approached by one person or another, asking whether or not an MBA Degree is really worth it. The truth is, the more you live in this life and the more you learn, it's just not that simple to give a yes or no answer to any type of question. In other words, the answer to most close ended question would rather be: It depends!
So, after 6 months of running to work like a maniac, I decided to start treating myself a little better with more 'me' time and time with friends. I invited the Alphas to join me on a trip to visit one of our sister's properties in Vietnam - at the Fusion Resort Cam Ranh. The trip was exactly what we needed for all of us to bond and for each of us to gain a different perspective of life.
The Art Journey has also been fascinating. I've been wondering how creative Art can get with his travel contents, but it seems to me he never really ran out of creativity. This guy has his genuine interest in learning new languages and culture, he can sing almost any song in any language. Here are some of photos taken from Art's Journey in Ho Chi Minh City.