People are different but I can connect easily to this speech of Adrian Tan, author of The Teenage Textbook (1988), guest-of-honour at an NTU convocation ceremony to the graduating class of 2008.
In summary, he just says that one must find what a person finds love doing. He stressed that by suggesting not working or resisting to get a job.
This speech is important to me as I'm in a point in my life pondering on my career path, success, and happiness.
We get this types of advice often but no one seems to be doing it including me. I think, I'm close to seriousness in following my heart and advice. I'm planning of a career change away from the IT and office setups to a more dynamic and creative type of career which is Photography. After all, companies and office mates seem not to appreciate my hard work in these careers. If I risked it, I might get a job that I love doing and well.
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