To Survive In Kuala Lumpur

First of all, i would like to read again this sentence. 

“I care not what others think of what I do, but I care very much about what I think of what I do! That is character!”  

by Theodore Roosevelt.

For your information, Theodore Roosevelt, often referred to as Teddy or TR, was an American statesman, author, explorer, soldier, naturalist, and reformer who served as the 26th President of the United States.

I don't want to tell the  stories about this great man. But, i'm just want to share with you all about my condition right now. I’m currently doing the whole “a few jobs to pursue a dream” thing. I has stability of having a salary with my company. In the same time, i'm doing business COWAY and UNICO. Today, i'm only see my future with the UNICO.

Back then, I didn’t really know what I was doing. I had no experience in blogging, plus I didn’t exactly have the confidence to market and start running a business. I'm also never influenced in the telemarketing business. Actually, i'm don't like doing this business. The pressure of survival to stay in the big city like Kuala Lumpur change my mind and my attitude to become a brave man, polite, and more aggressive to survive.

Sounds crazy, right?

You can imagine the reaction I got from my friends and family. The support was next to nothing, and people generally never understood what I was doing and what I was trying to do. When i'm meet my friends to briefing about UNICO, they start to talk at the back and did not reply my message. I'm OK with that beb!!..

Does this sound familiar?

You may not have done something huge, like make a career shift, but perhaps you’ve offered a different opinion, and everyone just disagreed. You would have expected more from your loved ones. I know how disheartening that can be. You expect support and encouragement from people you consider close to you only to be completely rejected, criticized, or worse, laughed at. It can be really hard to swallow all the “noise” around you.

I was taken by surprise by some of the things I heard from friends; some of the comments were particularly hurtful. I think it boils down to learning how to not care so much about what others think, and also, conversely, understanding what goes on in their minds. I’ve come up with a little guide of reminders that I hope can help you keep going if you feel alone..

To know more about this guides.. see you all in the next post.. Coming Soon
K.Bye..