Random Thoughts

When your heart is broken, you feel alone. It is as if all the happiness you felt from before have gone. For most, this can be one of the most painful things they have to endure. Broken hearts have a different way of testing your strength. It is difficult, for you have to deal with emotions. You can talk to your friends all day about it, but the pain will never go away. So how will you deal with it? Years have taught me that no one knows your feelings better than you do. Many will say they understand because they went through the same thing. But no one will actually feel the pain for you (except for your mom, maybe). This is why you have to take matters into your own hands. Here are some of the things I did: Cry: Well even if you don’t want to, tears will surely flow. For me, crying helps, because it is a form of release. You can cry all you want, scream even. But understand that sooner or later, you have to stop. Crying helps, but the world will not stop because of the

Many of us are so caught up with work that we fail to spend valuable time with the people who truly matter to us. One of the reasons for this is unorganized workloads. If only we have managed our tasks better, we will have a balanced time for both our careers and personal lives. If you want to have enough time for your friends and family, then here are some of the tips you can follow: 1.       List the things you need to do. Before starting your day, enumerate the tasks that need to be accomplished for the day. After listing everything, prioritize them by organizing the list. The most urgent should be on the top of your list. The least important task must be at the bottom. This will not only remind you of the things you need to complete, but this will also help you track your progress later in the day. 2.       Allocate enough time to complete the tasks. If you are to complete a report and you need an hour to do it, then allot an hour to finish it. If it is very im