2016 reviews over my career life. A year ago today, I was working as an expensive assistant. I'm used to working for assholes, because being an asshole is a prerequisite to owning your live. But over time, my patience for putting up with the job has dwindled to around none. So sometime in January, I did the best thing I had ever done. I quit :) I know I've talked abt this at length. I had money saved. I was going to survive a couple of months of unemployment. Thats ok. I looked for something that I thought would make me happier. Working in media industries :) doing what you like till you don't feel like you are working (well, I am not a believer of such a motivational quotes stuff like that, BUT it happened). I enjoyed every minutes of my everyday, being an Account Executive—which never in mind I'd be. Talking about dream, you know how hard I really wanna be an anchor. But, life taught me to be a realist, cause I almost running out the time. I put aside my dream, to chase my present and future life :) As I lived my life in my new job that I chose to live it, my saving hasn't seen better each days, even now, when I come home, I get my mom asking me why don't I just go back as an personal assistant to a company. But, like so many other people, they just don't get it :) The point of life is not to work, its to live. Since I moved, I live in a wonderful, comfortable kosan that I can afford. I wake up with the sun, and I have time to listen to my spotify before bath and work, because my office is super near, I can perform well, create something, express my interest even it took 18hr of my days at work, but I feel like I'm alive, I wanna do something more and on rather than to work my ass 9 to 5 but in a mid of lunch time, I feel sleepy as hell. And in this increasingly terrible world that we live, is there anything more meaningful than that? We've mourned a lot of amazing people this year. But you know what's sadder than people so great dying so young? People like you and me living to 90 and doing absolutely nothing with our lives that we're really proud of. So make the most of your time. Give a shit about what matters. And nothing that doesn't. Take risks to get what you want before you realize you wasted your life slaving for something you didn't. Make time for the people that are important. Stop wasting time with people that add no value to your life. We're a society of people that work hard to provide a good life for family that we don't have any time to actually see. If 2016 has taught me anything, it's that every breath I take could be my last. Death is inevitable. And I could die in an accident in infuriating gridlocked traffic on the way to work. Or from a heart attack from stress in a job I hate. And to quote Carrie Fisher: "Stay afraid, but do it anyway. What’s important is the action." So I think I’m gonna keep living this crazy life in 2017. We'll see where it takes me. Happy new year 2017, buddies!🎉