guard thy heart anyways
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
JUST DO IT
I am not much of a storyteller but I have learned to share my tales so that others may learn from it.
Summer classes ended just a few days ago. Thus, two months of organic chemistry and Philosophy are finally over. Reload MAGAZINE made it in history too. I have been busy for the most part (which I like very much) but essentially I have not been prepared to balance my GOALS with WORK (or life basically). I cannot say I was in the fast lane, I had breaks as a matter of fact. I also had time for myself. I just have forgotten what my friend shared not to forget, the DON'T word. I have matured (though not significantly) working with my Mentor in just a few days. Yet I regret it that my disciples where not able to climb up the ladder with me. Most of them have been busy with school and a few were in the provinces. I wished we we're able to run this milestone together. God knows I am desperate to build a team and that I still am believing in the power of discipleship. But sometimes I live in short memory lane. I lose sight of the bigger picture. I feel sorry, but I press forward. I want to remind myself again of the DON'Ts...
1. Don’t forget your passion for Christ.
2. Don’t let anyone take the vision away from you.
3. Don’t you dare think that the great commission is a sacrifice.
4. Don’t be silent, you righteous.
5. Don’t be defined by your issues.
6. Don’t take for granted your CALLING.
7. Don’t stop thinking about your dream for your twelve.
8. Don’t accept anything less except what is right.
9. Don’t settle learning a usual MAGIC that can’t change the world; opt to learn and perform the new MAGIC that can absolutely change the world upside down. That new MAGIC is Mentoring A Generation In Christ...
10. Don’t miss the party in heaven.
Summer classes ended just a few days ago. Thus, two months of organic chemistry and Philosophy are finally over. Reload MAGAZINE made it in history too. I have been busy for the most part (which I like very much) but essentially I have not been prepared to balance my GOALS with WORK (or life basically). I cannot say I was in the fast lane, I had breaks as a matter of fact. I also had time for myself. I just have forgotten what my friend shared not to forget, the DON'T word. I have matured (though not significantly) working with my Mentor in just a few days. Yet I regret it that my disciples where not able to climb up the ladder with me. Most of them have been busy with school and a few were in the provinces. I wished we we're able to run this milestone together. God knows I am desperate to build a team and that I still am believing in the power of discipleship. But sometimes I live in short memory lane. I lose sight of the bigger picture. I feel sorry, but I press forward. I want to remind myself again of the DON'Ts...
1. Don’t forget your passion for Christ.
2. Don’t let anyone take the vision away from you.
3. Don’t you dare think that the great commission is a sacrifice.
4. Don’t be silent, you righteous.
5. Don’t be defined by your issues.
6. Don’t take for granted your CALLING.
7. Don’t stop thinking about your dream for your twelve.
8. Don’t accept anything less except what is right.
9. Don’t settle learning a usual MAGIC that can’t change the world; opt to learn and perform the new MAGIC that can absolutely change the world upside down. That new MAGIC is Mentoring A Generation In Christ...
10. Don’t miss the party in heaven.
Monday, April 12, 2010
military jargon
Force Multipliers
Military personnel who have functions similar to consultants in corporate America. They are traveling experts in new equipment, training, medicines, armor etc, who typically fight with indigenous fighters and makes the indigenous fighters much more effective as a result.
Military personnel who have functions similar to consultants in corporate America. They are traveling experts in new equipment, training, medicines, armor etc, who typically fight with indigenous fighters and makes the indigenous fighters much more effective as a result.
Friday, April 9, 2010
siargao
I forgot to write about our land trip to Siargao. It was breathtaking! [Worthy of almost 12 hours travel].. Now, My Ateneo friends wants to go there after summer. The reason we traveled that far was only because my family (relatives included) wanted to see the mining business there... it's been popular in Bukidnon already. Trucks are paid to transport soil to barges that go to China. My aunt is dreaming to send some dump trucks and transact heavenly business of course. Secondary nalang ang siargao...but we ended up enjoying ourselves... I had uploaded every evidence on FB.
see the waves?
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