do the things i think i cannot do

but I did.
What I did was just keep walking.
Walked until I reached 12th floor.
Heeee!!!! I felt great after sweating.

I would finish within the deadline alone but they were done yesterday. I worked days, nights and during the weekend to meet the deadline.

Light
&
Relieved!

My employee who is hard-working and reliable told me and my sister that she was going to quit soon and started her own business. (A..WHAT???)

We went numb for a while hearing that bc she is an expert on making photocopies, produces very neat works and trustworthy.

The difficult part is not making photocopy but finding new employees who has equivalent qualification like her.

Joon and I sat and talked for an hour to brainstorm on this matter and decided to make some changes in our business. We will add something new to our business and downsize the photocopy part, the size the i can handle if i am alone in the shop.

THINK THINK THINK THINKJOEIJOONJUMP (my brother)
It’s time to really think… now…

• we can’t rely on anyone except ourselves …
• always embrace changes..
• be the changes
• take more risks
• embrace risks
• see it as an opportunity not an obstacle..

is doing what people say you can’t do…

the thing that i think i can’t do is to finish my translation… it’s about the arrest record from the police. it’s pretty hard and complicated and filled with formal words. There are 7 pages and i kept postponing it since the first day i got it..

BUT.. it’s FINISHED!!! N O W.. i feel really free and happy to think about the money i am going earn and the book i am going to spend the money on … YIPPY!!!

Eleanor Roosevelt said “Do one thing every day that scares you.”.....I don’t know about the every day thing, but taking risks takes practice, and if we keep doing the same things we already know, in the same way, our willingness to dare to be different atrophies. Each day, week, month, year that goes by without doing at least one thing we weren’t sure we could do, we lose more of our ability to Just Try S*.

...and keep ^practicing...