Thinking About Thinking

I fell in love with my work and workplace because it forces me to think and engage with the world.

This morning, a few colleagues and I discussed about the AWARE issue and the AGM held at Suntec. We evaluated the meeting and shared our perspectives. I was very touched to learn that Singaporeans can be so passionate about what they believe in. It was indeed a significant moment for Singapore.

A few hours later, I read an article on the importance of boredom. I totally resonate with the author's views! I thought about my life a little and decided to allow more free space to creep into it.

In the afternoon, my colleagues and I brainstormed a little for taglines for a particular project. It was very funny and sad because we were coming up with many crappy taglines which unfortunately also harboured truth to some extent.

At night, a petition letter to condemn homosexuality was sent to me and I read it.

In our little worlds, perhaps restrained by the same environment, home or office cubicle, it's amazing to think that an unbelievable amount of energy, ideas and communication are colliding constantly to renew and reform this world.

When the world changes, where would you be? Would you be the same? Thinking the same things, doing the same things, perceiving the same things when in fact, even familiarity has changed?

What will you become?