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The Missing Piece

May 14, 2010 by barffie

Have you ever felt that there is a “missing piece” in your life? The one piece of the puzzle that is a specific “something” that you hope to achieve.

It’s nothing vague like “I WANT MOAR MONEY!”. It’s nothing big like “WHERE IS MY MR. PERFECT?!”

It’s just a small little piece that is so hard to find, so hard to adjust and twist it around, but it’s so important that once achieved, it’ll complete “something” in your life?

I have 2 missing puzzles when it comes to my career.

1. The frigging degree. If only I had one now, I would be moving on to do something else. Not that I hate my job, but I would really like to try my hand at something else. Like marketing communications, or teaching.

I can’t possibly start right from the bottom, so the degree and my previous related experience can help me halfway up. Somehow. But it’s just so daunting to embark on a part-time course again.

2. The frigging award. All of my peers have one. And they get the respect they need. I don’t have one. Although most of the peers also give me the same level of respect, but I don’t feel it coming from the superiors. Somehow, I am always one-level lower.

Never mind if my work is consistently better than another. Never mind if I do have good works once in a while, just like the others. But because I simply do not have the luck, I do not have the award and I do not get the kind of respect I think I deserve.

With these 2 missing pieces in place, life could be much better for me.
One is achievable. The other? I guess not.

So what’s the missing piece from your life?


1 Comment »

  1. naeboo says:

    i can so relate w no1. this has been the constant strive for me to keep going to get it. although it’s been a long journey, i hope it will come soon.

    :)

    keep working at it, barf! <3

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