Our Losing World

     The last time I wrote you a letter was when we were falling apart. That tragic fall is nothing but a memory accompanied with strong energies called emotions. It wasn't gravity's fault... it was our own fault... and I can still recount my losing moment... that moment when I lose you.      It was a complete struggle to begin with. We let external forces ruin our rotating world of love and joy without knowing it. We were too busy revolving around each other's love that we didn't see their accelerating desire to destroy our world. They brought Armageddon into us. Our euthopian dream of "forever you and me" sunk down to where Atlantis is. Our strong walls were destroyed; our fortifications failed; and then "we" became inexistent. We were both wounded from our battle called "eternity". From there, we were disheartened to continue the fire that we made.      It seems so wrong that we ended up like pieces of trash. We became worthless and...

2nd Pathways To Leadership

.....Last Saturday, I attended a seminar entitled "Pathways To Leadership" held in Far Eastern University (FEU). This isn't my first time to attend this event because I also did participated on the said occasion last year. And because of that, I was surprised when the m.c. announced my name and dubbed me as the Pathways To Leadership Alumni. It is such a great experience to be considered as an alumni of a leadership congress/seminar that is dedicated solely on training young leaders with their different kind of style. Notable speakers were invited just to discuss about leadership topics. Some were new faces for me while others are not due to their name's popularity and their note-worthy contribution for the society. I'm really glad that one of our speaker is Mr. Tony Meloto, whom I consider as one of my inspiration in the field of community service and nation-building. I considered that day as another day of self-improvement and realization that I can do more to make a difference. A single day that gave me a chance to upgrade my leadership capabilities and commitment.

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