Things changed, hence I change my mind. I am sure many of you will think of the word FICKLE minded. And fickle tend to have a negative connotation. But hold on a moment, is changing your mind that bad? Let's use this example. A high income parent promise the child an extravagant birthday celebration. But shortly afterwards there is a significant cash outflow that make this extravagant party too extravagant. Should the party go ahead as promised? Or for career. You promised a colleague to help up with a task for his project, but then you are hit by an urgent task in your project. If you only have time for 1 item, will you sacrifice your task for a promise you made? Conversely, how many times have a manager promise promotion if you do xyz, only to say sorry circumstances changed, I can't give you the promotion. Alright. I make examples that point very much to changing your mind or breaking a promise is okay. But many times, why was a promise or why was the mind changed? Simply b
You can be a CEO just like me! I am the CEO --- of my life. Trying to make the best out of it, by minding my own life, and steering it as best as I can. Being the CEO of my life, the key departments I focus on are health, personal finance, family, current and new businesses, as well as personal development. This blog journals my CEO life.