Success.

Well, I suddenly remember the Recruit Express CEO asking me if I want to succeed.

He really asks redundant questions. Like, who wants to fail?

I don't know if I'm assuming too much, but I think he was trying to tell me that in the sales line, to succeed is to hit as high a sales figure as possible, which is, well you know, technically correct!

But then, I read in a novel that success should be measured by how happy one is. And I thought I could relate much more to this statement than the one that the CEO told me.

What I'm trying to say here is, I'm not the type of person who thinks money has a direct positive relationship to happiness, and therefore success.

Of course, I don't deny that money can sometimes buy happiness. YES IT ACTUALLY DOES! Say, what do you do with your friends when you hang out? Stroll to The Botanical Gardens, bask in the sun, smell some sweet-smelling flowers and listen to the chirping of the birdies or something along this line?

YA LAH, of course we can do that too. I'll actually be deeply touched if someone is willing to do that with me you know.

BUT,

normally we just go out and we'll spend. RIGHT?

So, to be realistic, money can buy happiness.

But they're not always POSITIVELY related. Like, erm.. Ok, watch out, I'm going to do some Mathematics here, if you don't mind. Actually, even if you do mind, I'm still going to crap on.

Happiness = f(x) = mx where
x is the variable, representing the amount of money one has.
and m is personality, representing how easily-satisfied one is.

For example, if you're an easily-satisfied person, your m will be positive, like 2.
If you happen to be an overly-ambitious person, your m will be negative, like -2.

So, in other words, for people who always want more!more!more!, the more the money they have, the worse they will feel, because it gets them nearer to their target. The torture increases because I'm getting nearer and nearer! But why am I never there yet?! *vulgarities*

That's what I imagine and conclude lah. I can always be wrong but that's what I feel.

Because there'll never be an end what. Even when people hit targets, they will set higher targets.

But I'm not saying we should just slack and slack ya?
Just meaning that a sales job is not for me because I can't see the end. I should just go do something fixed and steady.

After reading through what I've written, I'm not sure if it makes sense. Oops. HAHA.

Pictures (Self-taken, mai siao siao. Of course also edited lah.)

I think this one can use for my funeral next time.




Lastly, I'm still me at the end of the day. *idiotic smile*


Ok bye!