Have you ever been somewhere and seen someone so shy and inferior when conducting business and you just have the urge to step in and take over the situation on their behalf? Well, I have . Those persons are not assertive enough to state their claims and make it evident that they are intolerbale of nonsene. At times I feel like if I could grow a backbone for them, I surely would.
Plot twist!
It turns out that I'm one of those persons. Not the bold ones; the shy ones. The ones who are content with staying in the background at all times, remaining hidden; invisible and inaudible. Whenver an oppotunity presents itself for me to express my opinion or contribute an idea, I do not speak up. The dean of discipline addressed that issue today. I have a voice and I need to use it.
However, I did speak up in one of my classes and to be honest it felt quite liberating to speak up even though I did it alone. The teacher asked if we thought that our country would be better aff as a colony? I disagreed and I will forever disagree. He then challenegd me for my reasons. I told him that as a free nation we're able to learn more about ourselves as a people and the regions around us. He disregarded that point and asked for another. My next response was that as a free nation we have more opportunity and space for discovering ourselves as a people without someone imposing his/her values and beliefs on us. He agreed with this statement. And at the end of the day, I felt bolder knowing that I did that.
It's the person who's crazy enough to believe that he can change the world is the who does. This statement couldn't be anymore truthful. Everything in life begins with a thought. If you believe you can do something, you have already achieved half of the goal. The mind is very powerful. I need to use it more wisely.
Alsooooo...
I need to take more risks. The thought for today at school was along the lines of those who are afraid to take risks will never accomplish anything. Indeed. If you're too scared to do something because you fear failure or rejection , you're imposting restrictions upon yourself without facilitating the chance for it to actually happen. Sometimes our biggest bullies are our minds. That is what another thing I ought to change about myself; the way I approach challenges mentally and physically.
Ok enough about me now...
If anyone reads this, tell me a little about yourself :)

