I still can’t believe that I’ve been home doing computer work everyday for a year now. Imagine: on average, I worked 18 hours a day and seven days a week, sitting in front of my laptop working on websites. I go out only once a month during pay day to buy necessities and to change my mind a little bit. So, if you calculate it, I’ve only went outside (not doing work) for at most 20 days out of 365 days of the year — quite a record for me! I did work, work, and mostly work… very productive for good. To share to you my experience, I find it appropriate if we roll back and recall what happened 365 days ago, so here it is.

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Last month’s fourth Sunday (May 25) was a big day for me: I turned 21 years old! Like what people around me said, it was my debut of being an adult. Well literally, since I was in tertiary school and been facing computers everyday I observed slowly that gray hairs start spawning on my head. My classmates have teased me that I am already an adult — in thinking, yes — but I have strongly denied it. This year’s birthday event made it official, however. My online friend Mihaela Lica, told me on chat that my new age will bring “more milk” for me. Whatever she meant, just use your imagination. I just hope because I have milk and I want more.
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You’ve seen a lot of lists in your life: list of your favorite things, list of ideas on how to make money, list of your plans and strategies, among other lists. Today, I want to share with you the list that you should always carry around as a human being. It targets anyone regardless of skin, religion, regardless of any divisions we have on earth. It will help you in all of your endeavors. I got this during our college recollection almost a year ago. I believe this is worth sharing to everyone:

The Most Destructive Habit: Worry
The Greatest Joy: Giving
The Greatest Loss: Loss of Self Respect
Most Satisfying Work: Helping Others
The Ugliest Personality Trait: Selfishness
The Most Endangered Species: Dedicated Leaders
Greatest Natural Resource: The Youth
Our Greatest Shot In The Arm: Encouragement
The Greatest Problem To Overcome: Fear
The Most Effective Sleeping Pill: Peace of Mind
The Most Crippling Failure Disease: Excuses
The Most Powerful Force of Nature: Love
The World’s Most Incredible Computer: The Brain
The Worst Thing To Be Without: Hope
Deadliest Weapon: The Tongue
Two Most Powerfilled Words: “I Can”
The Greatest Asset: Faith
The Most Worthless Emotion: Self-Pity
The Most Beautiful Attire: Smile
The Prized Possession: Integrity
The Powerful Channel of Communication: Prayer
Most Courageous Spirit: Enthusiasm

The list is quite straightforward, yet I strongly believe it. Remember always, that in the world you may just be one, but to one person, you may be the world.

To The World You May Be One, To One Person, You May Be The World

I hope this will help you.