So lately I've been really speaking up at work about the things that really frustrate me (mainly incompetent colleagues) . I'm still deciding how to continuously go about it without losing my composure and my professionalism. But I'm glad to say I'm no longer afraid of people getting uncomfortable around me especially when I know I'm in the right. Damn, I think my college years brought up this side of me, though slow and almost imperceptible, it came just around in time enough for me to wholly embody it in this season when I need myself the most. Major facepalm sa lahat ng freeloaders out there - welp, this time I'm ready to be your nightmare (still in a professional manner lol).
Anyway, often we confuse our growth with our expectations - like how we're so quick to invalidate everything else when we commit a mistake or two, or how we wish we're better than the person we are now. Maybe because coming to terms with how naturally these things occur and how everybody has their own learning curve and ripening aren't something we always talk about as we were raised in a culture quick to jump to the next steps - a very promising attempt to hopefully never make the same mistake again. A disrespect to the person we're still growing and figuring out to be. Thinking about all these made me realize na "ah, i've really come this far". Used to be so anxious and scared of voicing out my concerns that I would always end up just accepting the burden pero ngayon mas may peace pala kasi it's not just fighting for the right thing but also affirming myself by upholding the values i believe in whether the other party accepts the correction or not.
















