Would
your decision on the time to go to bed be a major impact to your life? Imagine
this scenario; you decided to go to bed late on one night to catch up on your favourite TV series. You go to bed at three in the morning with a smile on your
tired face remembering the funniest line in the series. Everything looks to be
in order doesn’t it?
What about when you wake up in the morning?
You sleep through all your alarm and woke up slightly later than normal. You
casually take your time to get ready and left the house 30 minutes late but with
ample time to reach the University. But wait! Because you left the house at
that time, there are already more cars on the road than your usual early hours.
To add on, an accident just happened on the very same road which you could have
missed if you left the house earlier.
Then a whole series of unfortunate
events happened; you arrive late to class to find that a pop quiz started, your
mood then turns sour because you couldn’t answer any questions. Unfocused, you then
missed the tips that was given by your lecturer for the final exams (those were
really good tips), you flunked the final exam, you get into an argument with
your parents who then refuses to pay for your tuition fees causing you to drop
out because you do not have a steady income and the whole world comes crashing
down just because you watched your favourite TV series and slept late that one
night.
BUT!
Let’s cut the dramatics. Life may be made of dominoes, but who is to say that
you can’t break the chain and change the route. Your life is your very own set
of dominoes that you can place step by step. True that some parts may just
continuously fall and create a chain reaction but it is up to you to just
follow through with what you have set in the first place, or decide that you
want a better path in the middle of that.
Every little event without a doubt leads
to another bigger event. Do not underestimate any small decision you make in
your daily life because it could affect how your whole life may turn out. Depending
on what you do, it could also create an effect on the people around you.
Instead of frowning or giving a ‘poker face’ to classmates or staff whom you do
not know, a simple change to smile at them may then create a great difference.
Take the opportunity to be the lead. You
have the ability to be the architect of your life. If buildings can be designed
to ways we want to, why not our life? Flying would be something impossible or
even be called as sorcery in the past. But the Wright Brothers decided to
change that. They invented and built the world’s first successful aeroplane
which now brings the whole world together and closer to the clouds. If they can
do it with the minimal amount of education and technology, what’s stopping you
to carry out your own wondrous ideas?
Design your life, make the change.
Because no one said that life is one long road to follow.
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