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Crossing fingers…

I purchased this item on the 9th of September and was pretty stoked. As you know, when I’m stoked – I blog about it. But I’m still holding off until I actually get a hold of the item.

The reason is because the transaction seemed too good to be true; and I wasn’t about to share my joy, only to find out at the last minute that it was a false alarm. In fact I’m breaking the rule somewhat today because even if I’m absolutely sure it has been shipped to my aunt’s house in the US, I’ve yet to have them confirm if the item is indeed the item I’ve purchased. You never know; there’s always a first time for me to be a victim of the classic “bait and switch” in online transactions.

And I’ll be talking about it in detail next month, for now I’ll just stick to the safe facts. Read More

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Just do it!

Spot-on article; very much in line with my way of thinking/living. What a relief to know that I’m headed in the right direction 🙂

Here are the rephrased points.

  1. Don’t pick a time or day.
  2. Get agitated.
  3. Remember that time’s a wastin’
  4. Think less, act more Incidentally, this also is something WOMEN, in particular, should take to heart. Notice how women love seeing girl-power success stories. But take a look at what’s common among those “successful/empowered” women. Whether you like to admit it or not, it’s because they think/act like men when it comes to getting what they want. The rest of the women should really take a hint.
  5. Lose the excuses
  6. Stop acting like you’re busy.
  7. Know when you’re reaching your tipping point.
  8. List what you don’t like about your life

And the take-away:

“Just do it” is much easier said than done – and it should be that way. It separates the people who deserve it from those who don’t.

A M E N !