Be still. . . . . .

Hey!

This week has been really stressful. I just returned from a round trip local training course. Well, although i LOVE to travel . . . (to think that i once envied air hostesses ), being on 5 travel routes in 5 days was a little tiring, i guess i was burnt out, coupled with the coursework and to cap it all up, i had a bit of food poisoning at one of my locations (but i’m ok now. . . thanks for caring ). Well, some good things also happened during the week,

Z

Finally Z, the last letter of the English alphabets. pronounced zee or zed. It usually connotes the end, the finish line.So i ask myself, what have i learnt during this 26-Alphabets article writing? a lot, i must say…. but I’ll just state a few:

Y is for Yesterday

Yesterday was a very good day for me.

It was the end of a week long training which was organized by my office. It was all about team building, understanding oneself and others. It was also about seeing the cup both half-full and half-empty at the same time and making effective decisions. Although it was a little stressful cos of the time we closed on some of the days, everyone had fun. What made the whole package fun was that everyone put his/her heart into it. The facilitators (White-British) who came in from the UK were open and honest and the participants (about 26 of us) were actively involved.

X is for X-factor

Hmm!..The X factor…

As i began to type my post on X, i thought to myself…”What do i write on?“….X-treme, X-files, X-men..(lol)…and then i thought deeper…and POW! ..the X-factor was born…:P

Over the years, the letter “X” has been used to connote a mysterious character or item. even in mathematics, way back in primary school…most of the time, it was (2 + x= 7, find x).

What really is the X-factor?