Entry #1 - Unlucky
- Aug 1, 2017
- 2 min read
I used to think that I'm always unlucky.
I'm consistently at a disadvantage position as a result of unfortunate circumstances.
Ironically, I almost thought that I was a spin-off from the show, "A Series of Unfortunate Events".
I became a pessimist and unconfident of my own outlook,
As I devour myself from additional protective layers.
It is almost as relatable as Jasper Jordan from The 100 Season 4.
A bleak future and consistently getting tired of my own imp's tale.

I prayed to have the confidence of Tina Belcher,
"I am a smart, strong, sensual woman,"
(This is not just a quote or just a mere representation of each word means in the dictionary,
But rather a hindsight.
Tina could be or is an underrated philosopher.)
After much reciting of that quote,
I figured that no matter how many protective layers that I have added,
And no matter how heighten my security level of being cautious,
I would always feel like a piece of Turd.
Or diarrhoea to be exact,
Because the urgency to resolve adds onto my anxiety and preferably not to take a crap in my undies.
One thing in common of my error is due to my way of thinking.
The way I think makes me feel a certain way.
I emphasise a lot on,
"There's no failures just lesson learnt."
Which makes me realised that I am blessed to face such issues because,
that's where I can gain experience from.
With the experiences gained from being "unlucky",
I get to gain invaluable lessons.
These lessons thought me to be street smart,
avoid situations before it becomes a problem.
If can't avoid,
Use past experiences to come up with the best solution.
If the best solution doesn't work out,
it isn't the end. Why?
Because I have found a way out of many that doesn't work
(Albert Einstein is correct).
Life is all about trial and error...
But first,
I need to twitch the way how I treat each situation.
No doubt,
I still grumble a little now and then to let off some steam,
But gradually I still move on.
Count it as a blessing...
P.S. The amount of attempts I recited Tina Belcher's quote finally gets my brain to function...



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