I played so many roles
for almost nineteen years of my existence – a daughter, sister, friend, student
and a citizen. Like everyone else, I want to make things right – make my family
proud, be true to my friends, work well on my studies and do good things for my
country. In other words, I want to be the best-person-ever. YET, I accept life
as imperfect and so I am. Nobody is perfect, anyway. For this reason, I cannot
say I have the harmony among all aspects of my life: physical, social, mental
and spiritual.
I just want to point out three things:
1)
As a teenager, I want to enjoy life to
the fullest – having fun with my friends.
2)
As a student, I want to get good grades
– studying until dawn.
3)
As a Catholic, I want to attend the mass
– as much as possible, everyday or at least every Sunday.
However,
I cannot serve two masters at a time. Once, I got sick because of consecutive sleepless
nights. Why? I haven’t started my projects earlier for I have attended
organizational meetings and family occasions. There were times I chose not to
hang-out with my friends because I had to attend the mass. Also, I could not go
to church sometimes because of many tasks in school. Things like these –
produce imbalances in life.
To
achieve all the points I have mentioned above, I decided to weigh my actions.
Now, I am practicing time management. I also set some rules for myself:
1) Learn
to prioritize!
2) Do
not waste time!
3) Have
enough sleep!
4) Do
not forget to thank God!
5) When
all else fails, GO BACK TO STEP NUMBER ONE!
They
said the only writer of the story of your life is God. He needs your
cooperation, actually. So, whenever you face some problems do not blame it all
to Him. Make yourself reliable, too. Do not just say it into words yet put it
into actions.
I am a daughter. I am a sister. I am a friend. I am a
student. I am a citizen. I am not perfect -- I may have imbalances in different
aspects of my life yet I will never get tired of trying to make things right.
I
may not be the best but at least I am better than the rest.
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