Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Dear Headphones,
Revelation on Stereotypes.
Usually, 70% of the people you meet are pathological stereotypes. This means 7 out of 10 people sub-consciously and consciously categorize you and I into categories in their mind. I'd like to think of it as typical human nature. As I was thinking about this, I began to do the unthinkable, I began to stereotype myself. This began with my mind creating categories, leader, advisor, worker, creator. Apparently, no one can stereotype themselves. Constantly, people tend to try and try, this leads to them being someone else other than their true selves. Picture this, when you literally try and put yourselves in someone's shoes, 8 out of 10, those shoes won't fit you perfectly. You'd be stuck with either a size too big or a size too small , and who does not know, that if you're having shoes on that don't fit, you tend to experience physical pain such as blisters, corns on your feet and embarrassing moments such as tripping over your own shoes. Not a good feeling ain't it? It all would not happen if you'd been in your comfy shoes of your own size and liking. Let's bring it all back to real life, the main reason why we as humans feel that we're going through troubles in our life, where time and time again no matter where we turn we always seem to be stuck, this could be linked to the shoe. We're not of the right size, which means, we are not being ourselves. These troubles, tribulations not only make you stronger but they are there to change us! As a sign from God that this is not what he wants us to be, and that he just wants us to look deep inside and pour out our true selves, that way, we tend to mix with the right people, do what we really enjoy, and end up, being happy! Like duh. Open your eyes, if you're just going through a path that constantly makes you cry, makes you sad, angry, frustrated over and over and over, why continue walking?! Take the fork to the left or right where there's a light at the end. Do the right thing, fit in. Don't try to fit in.
My personality.
"ENFPs are energetic and enthusiastic leaders who are likely to take charge when a new endeavor needs a visionary spokesperson. ENFPs are values-oriented people who become champions of causes and services relating to human needs and dreams. Their leadership style is one of soliciting and recognizing others' contributions and of evaluating the personal needs of their followers. ENFPs are often charismatic leaders who are able to help people see the possibilitiesbeyond themselves and their current realities. They function as catalysts."
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Isaiah Laurel Leong
9 May 1989
Singapore Poly DBF
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