School. Work. Kumon World Book day set up. Midterms. International Finance. Capital & Money Markets. Organizational behavior. Insurance. Case studies. Paper writing. International Marketing. The Wall Street Journal. Depression/Current recession analysis. Export project. Korean Won Paper. Presentations. Money Saving. Running. Yoga. 24 hour fitness. Driving. Calorie counting/dieting. Outlines. The Economist. Intern/new job hunting. Blackboard.

82 days and counting to reach my milestone. 
80 days till graduation.

I’m better at being systematic.
Productivity has always been a good friend of mine.

No time to think otherwise. 

No wonder I haven’t had any spare time to spend on here.

There’s a point when you have to reevaluate all the things that you think you deserve. As a humans we always want to see ourselves as good people. We want to settle for nothing but the best, because its natural to assume that we are entitled to it. We all want to believe that our actions and words reflect our true intentions. But when the flaws begin to the surface it means its time to reckon with reality. Intentions can be clouded by personification in the long run.

Humbling yourself is harder than you think.
It means facing truths that have been stowed away for your own protection.

It’s a bitter pill. I stilll have a lot to prove.