Reflections after reflections.

Many of time people post on their blogs about how their friends gossiping bad stuffs about their back.
But I just realised that, it always takes both sides to create a force movement that would result in a collusion.

Its like, if you dont wanna get your back being stabbed, you shouldn't even start the ball rolling in the first place.
Even when the person starts to light the match stick up on you, why not just receive that bad blow first. And try to look at the better side of that person?
Perception will always change when people judge about the actions that you've done.
So the term "first-impression" isn't really that important afterall.

After yesterday's discussion with some of my classmates in the library, I guess being humble is one of the most important value that everyone has to keep. No matter how good are your grades are, how much salary you could scoop up in the near future. If you're always flaunting about your wealth and achievements, you'll never gain any mutual respect from the surroundings.

Being cocky means being complacent, there wouldn't be any drive in the area that you are suppose to be in. Resulting in a downfall.

Texted Pastor Dan ytd about some verses on humility.
1 James 5:6-7 "Humble yourselves, therefore, under God's mighty hand, that he may lift you up in due time. Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you."