The Fault in Our Stars

Soooooo I downloaded the e-book for this one. Had to make sure I read it before watching the movie! I had a lot of deep thoughts reading this book. It didn't teared me particularly but the truthful words written in it certainly made me wondered what's left to do after the checklist? Or probably its just me, who's more of an outcome oriented person. 

However, I did found a reasoning to most circumstances in life which most people were disturbed, subconsciously. 

I came across this in P3, my ACCA paper but never seem to connect things up until now. 

Have you ever wondered why people do the things they do which sometimes doesn't make sense at all when you think about it? Well think again in Maslow's sense of needs' hierarchy. 

My peers are usually at Security/ Social needs levels. Most already have a job but often struggled in getting a comfortable life with the standard of living in KL particularly. When people work too hard for security, they don't have the time to maintain social needs. (And that's why relationship between working adults and students can never work out without struggles and hard work)

However, I don't think this applies to everyone. Maybe some people just have to experience a certain level in order to proceed to the next. Like esteem needs, one can only know self-worth when one gain and lose something in life. For instance, Love.  

Its all about life experiences. It doesn't necessary need to be yours sometimes, you just need to experience it to realise your space for improvements.  

Somehow, love may seem right at a certain point in life with all the right circumstances but life's nothing but one's action and decisions. You cant change the outcome but you can always change your perspectives.  

So start living your life to the fullest and give all your best for everything you do! 

I'd like to think I looked cool like that! Lol. Xoxo