2) I was surprisingly nervous as my friend kept reminded me that I have nothing to loose. It felt like a mid age uncle desperates for job.
3) Things are all surpringly well too. The arrangement of the interviews, friends that offered help, the timing, the traffic and even less call from Sony. To my surprise only one call recorded from Sony.
4) Perhaps it's the training from my uncle and perhaps it's the learning from MBA and perhaps it's both that had helped me on these interviews. I can critically answered, evaluate and give good response to the inquiry from interviewers. My working experience was a faithful support to me.
5) Finally it is down to searching my career growth in the sales sector or pursue financial sector. Both needed great work from then on. So climbing the corporate ladder? Or embrace the lucrative financial world.
6) What do I really want? What kind of future do I want to paint? Happy, family, job statisfaction? Work life balance? Lots and lots of money? A good relook again into this is very much needed now as I am at the cross road.
7) I kept my interviews as a secret from my parents as I wish to reduce any possible complication arise from me leaving my uncle's company which may involved my mom and dad in the picture.
8) I am truly grateful to be surrounded with very very good friends who support me giving me advices all this while. I am thinking perhaps this are the fruits that I gained from all the good seeds I sore all this while. By giving out we actually do receive more in return. Of course one can always argue that this is not always true but at least it is true for me during the time I needed it most.
9) At the age of 25 I moved to Penang, one of my biggest decision, at the age of 27 I bought my first house, at the age of 28 I talked myself over to take up postgrads studies, and I hope at the age of 30 will be a new, meaningful, purposed life from then on.
10) life is short, Life is fragile, life is unpredictable, life is life. So tell me, why do I need to be too sad or too worry over something? That's life