Hi, I'm Sam, There’s an obsession for perfection that has seemed to linger in the air since COVID. And no, I don’t think it’s the general feeling of being good at something or doing better but the idea that everything and everyone needs to be perfect and there’s no room for growth and making mistakes and changing and being a different and better person. Everyone experienced COVID in different ways. Some saw it as there’s no time to delay or take one steps at a time. Some saw it as a wake up call to focus on the important things and some saw it as a chance to relax and not do too much. I took it as an opportunity to breathe and live in the moment. I really learnt what “ take each day as it comes” meant without thinking so much about it, I had to live it against my choice. I think everything has a step to it and when you decide to skip certain steps, it shows in the end result of whatever you’ve produced. Sometimes in a good way and sometimes in an ok way. Trying to go ...
Hi, I'm Sam, I decided a while ago to take CNA’s advice about loving people loudly. And I honestly cannot tell you why i didn’t see the need to do that earlier. I didn’t think I was getting any cool points for being nonchalant but for some reason I felt content keeping what I was thinking about how someone makes me feel bottled up inside and I somehow still thought they should find a way to know what i thought of them in my mind. I’d love to argue someday that people find it very difficult taking correction or criticism from someone who they’ve never gotten a compliment from. Especially in friendships, I can’t be the one who always points out what is wrong or could be better with something my friends do but I somehow lose my voice when it comes to amplifying the amazing things about them. It actually does say a lot about me if I can dedicate time to articulate what I do not like about someone around me and cannot pay attention to their good side enough to put them into...