life is an adventure

Hey Melissa, 10 pertanyaan aja ya. Yak kita mulai dari sekarang.... 1. Nama : Melissa Arfiani Shanur 2. Umur : 25 thn 3. Pekerjaan : Account Executive salah satu radio kondang di Jakarta, bahasa kasarnya "tukang jualan radio" atau "tukang cari duit buat perusahaan" 4. Lama bekerja : 3 tahun 4 bulan 5. Seneng gak sih ama kerjaannya : awalnya sih pengen coba, karena gak tau apa itu jadi AE, kecemplung eh keterusan sampe akhirnya jenuh. 6. Kerjaan ini menghasilkan atau tidak : secara finansial gue terima kasih banget sama pekerjaan ini, tapi secara batin lama kelamaan gue kayak palsu, pembohong ulung dll. Karena kerjaannya boongin oraaaang mulu demi billing. 7. Minat yang dituju : pengen ke dunia broadcast, news, atau mungkin jadi corporate communication. Intinya ga mau stuck jadi orang Sales (karena gue pikir salah banget lo gak berkembang di dunia lain, kasian deh lo) 8. Suka bersosialisasi / tidak : basically suka bersosialisasi, tapi bukan tipikal tukang j

take it from a book by Paul Arden, "It's not how good you are, It's how good you want to be" Start being wrong and suddenly anything is possible. You're no longer trying to be infallible. You're in the unknown. There's no way of knowing what can happen, but there's more chance of it being amazing that if you try to be right. Of course, being wrong is a risk. People worry about suggesting stupid ideas because of what others will think. You will have been in meetings where new thinking has been called for, at your original suggestion. Instead of saying, "That's the kind of suggestion that leads us to a novel solution", the room goes quiet, they look up to the ceiling, roll their eyes and return to the discussion. Risks are measure of people. People who won't take them are trying to preserve what they have. People who do take them often end up by having more. Some risks have a future, and some people call them wrong. But being rig

31st of March, Balai Kartini, Kartini Expo Jakarta This is the picture of an awesome, incredible stage of IMOGEN HEAP Concert. It was GREAT! This is her The concert was very nice, about 30 minutes late because of the traffic was very bad! She came over the stage and didn't through to her music exploration., yet there were 2 performances by BACK TED N TED and TIM EXILE. They had good experience also. Again, awesome! A song called : WAIT IT OUT This song was started by sitting at a piano in a house in Maui, overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The lyrics goes like this : Where do we go from here? How do we carry on? I can't get beyond the questions Clambering for the scraps In the shatter of us collapsed That cuts me with every could-have-been Pain on pain on play repeating With the backup, makeshift life in waiting Everybody says Time heals everything But what of the wretched hollow? The endless in between Are we just going to wait it out? There's nothing to se