The Murphy’s Law
Things are not really doing well at the office right now. I guess we’re not exactly delivering the numbers expected from us by the clients. It’s like when it rains, it pours. It’s been good news lately that, come the bad news, everyone seems to have been taken aback. I don’t know but it seems we’re kinda worn out. Months of hard work and pressure, trying to meet the targets are slowly taking its toll on us. Or maybe we’re just being lax? Maybe there’s that uncalled for confidence that we didn’t reckon being blindsided by poor performances. No matter how hard we try to be positive and focus on meeting our targets, those targets seem to evade us. Sometimes it can be frustrating but I guess if we want something so badly, there’s nothing that can stop us from getting it. Have you ever been on that situation when no matter how hard you strive, things just don’t go the way you want them to be. One disappointment after another. Sometimes the weight of negativity that surrounds you can be overwhelming, that the prospect of having the worst is way beyond care. Anything that can go wrong will go wrong. Que sera sera — whatever will be will be. Do we lose hope when the future seems bleak? Will we not care at all since everything is not doing well at the moment, that we think things are not gonna improve no matter what we do anyway? Or do we remain optimistic to the end, and dwell in our own not-so-realistic world where nothing can go wrong. Well, it’s just how the universe works. You can’t be always on top all the time, sometimes you need to go down so you can appreciate the view from below. Anything that’s bound to go wrong will always go wrong, and you can’t stop it, otherwise you’ll just change the course of your fate.
