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Change Course

36 moons had passed when i decided to change course.

Yeah yeah. Call Center. A lot people are questioning my job in a Call Center Industry. A lot of negative feedback, which most are coming from people who never worked for one or who are not aware of what my job is. I created this THREAD in one of the Discussion in UP Groups - http://www.friendster.com/group-discussion/index.php?t=msg&th=311464&start=0&

So alarming that a lot of my Co-Isko and Iska aren't affirmative of working in a Call Center. Hmp! Puro Nega! Anyway, they just dont understand my purpose and I DON'T OWE THEM AN EXPLANATION! Peace!

My three years of experience in this field made me committed to serve my customers and my clients. I have learned to love my career in the call center industry more than my profession as a Broadcast-Journalist.

Well, people just don't know, madami din akong gustong mangyari sa buhay ko. I have this list of Goals that i wanted to achieve before i die. Yung nga lang, halos di ko na alam ang gagawin ko para pagkasyahin ang lahat ng activities na kailngan kong gawin para lang matupad ang gusto kong matupad! Geez! Hirap noh?! ehehe. Just to mention a few:

  1. I always wanted to write for a Magazine Publication or a Pocketbook. Dont worry Jetty, we'll get there very soon. Hiyaaah! lolz.
  2. I want to write my own book. I've been starting to do the articles and stuff like that but, gosh, time consuming. but it's a very good past time though.
  3. My own Learning Center- it actually provides Training, Seminars and Cosultations for you and your Company. How does that sound?
  4. Ice Cream Parlor - I really love ice cream and I wanted to work on this ice cream parlor soon. Comfort food and i know for sure, everybody will like this! Mommy Daisy and Daddy Jay, I need your help on this.
  5. And so on and so forth. Magkita-kita na lang tayo sa Finals. Buwahahaha.

Wala naman daw masama sa mangarap. It's free anyways. What's wrong is that you aren't doing anythng to achieve your goals. Just keep on groovin' baby and we'll get there! Moving on and Letting go has never been that easy. You will always have a hard time leaving your loved ones and friends. Pero girl, wake up!

Pause. Think for a while and notice everything around you.

Changing course, Jetjet.

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