⭐️ 3 mindsets to shift if you want to move closer to your dream/goals ⭐️
�(1) Ditch perfect - your perfect is not their perfect. �It only becomes ‘perfect’ when u continue to experiment and explore - because only through action can you evolve and grow. Don’t let your perfectionism become an excuse for not showing up and doing the real work.
�(2) Don’t compare - there will always be someone better in this world. �Everyone is in diff phases of their journey, but that doesn’t mean you are not adding value to ppl’s lives. We also end up losing ourselves and our vision when we constantly compare and swerve. Stay focused on the impact you are making.
�(3) There’s no right or wrong - be willing to be ‘wrong’ or to have progress not look like how you expected it.
It is human nature that we always want to be right on our own terms (esp if ur a woman lol) - but the question we must never forget to ask ourselves is - ‘what can I learn from this’, rather than just ‘did I make the right decision?’. Sometimes, a decision is made right or wrong only by all the consequent ‘mini’ decisions you make afterwards as you continue to walk out your journey.
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Mindset is everything! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
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Participating in the upcoming extended term of the legislative council is, I feel, the lesser of two evils. Of course the one-year postponement of the election which should have been held this month was an anti-democratic trick by the government to avoid facing the voters. The extended term surely lacks legitimacy in the public eye.
But with liberal and democratic institutions being constantly undermined by an executive seeking to bring the other arms of government under its control, we must take every opportunity to voice our concerns, use every forum to fight back in the interests of Hong Kong’s governance, and the promises enshrined in the Basic Law.
Of course previously I’ve had my reservations about staying on, as it would mean accepting a quasi Beijing appointment in an un-elected legislature, ie without the people’s mandate. I’ve had my moments of a psychic tug-of-war.
It’s also understood that many of our young view some of the veterans in the democratic camp as washouts, that they belong to an earlier civilisation and should have been “outed” anyway. Some online criticism would go as far as, and I quote, “Can’t let go of the pay and the glory associated with a Legco seat, can you? Like you are being thrown a bone, a bone only but you can’t wait to go get it”, unquote.
Amongst the democrats I’m probably, probably, the one with the least
political baggage: The fact that I do not have a political party background; that I’m not young and as a result I wouldn’t need to worry too much about career development or prospects. And so perhaps I am more able to consider the “stay or quit” question with an even more free mind.
What’s happened is the number of pro-democracy legislators has already been thinned by legal manoeuvres to oust elected members. But we can perhaps muster just enough votes to deny the pro-government camp absolute control over the council.
Unrepresentative though it is, the council often is not just a talking shop and rubber stamp. It does have some ability to query officials, demand information and make constructive criticism of government proposals and policies. Even when the criticism is not particularly constructive, or some would even call it destructive, it could at least help vent public anger and frustration.
We need opposition voice to at least better health policy, labour rights, pollution, education and public transport problems.
Between now and next September we should be able to show Hongkongers that we can be of value in fighting for their interests. Although the system remains heavily weighted against us, the legislature remains a place where we can stand up, on the spot, against the arrogance and incompetence of the administration.
We don’t just make noise, we carry on to serve as the voice of the people. We shouldn’t become outsiders looking in. We need feet on the ground.
Sure we could be running into a storm without even an umbrella. Things could get painful. It’s so much easier to quit. But to quit would just be taking a placebo line. We cannot pretend the pain is not there, we just need to deal with it, fight it.
The lawmaker capacity does carry a degree of power. Once I called the agriculture and fisheries department, demanding to speak to the department head, saying it’s a matter of utter emergency. What was happening that day was a government wild pig hunting team armed with Remington's was scheduled to go to a village, provoking an unnecessary but possible violent standoff between villagers and animal rights campaigners.
My little intervention was successful. The AFCD head heeded and cancelled the hunting mission that day. And thanks to joint efforts on the civil society and Legco fronts such wild boar hunting squads have now been scrapped altogether.
Another episode that has been lodged in my head involved what happened on August 31 last year. Speculation was rife that there were fatalities inside the Prince Edward MTR station that evening, at the peak of our protest movement. I made a number of official enquiries and subsequently managed to have a face-to-face meet-up with the fire services chief.
Although in the end neither the police nor the fire department could satisfactorily explain the discrepancies in the number of injured and the state of injuries, at the time it was the only way to prompt —- if not force —- the civil servants involved to do their explaining in public, to the media.
It’s experiences of the kind that help to solidify my opinion that democrats should remain on the inside. Because of what we do, a lot of incompetence and hypocrisy, sometimes even some crookedness get exposed.
Beijing loyalists and the pro-government type would keep on politely tip-toeing around issues so as not to offend the authorities, they would keep on spinning mistruths, the democrats can counter that performance.
At a time when Hong Kong is politically, financially going down the tubes, with our young in particular feeling helpless, at a time when hope seems to be dismissed and punishment dealt, when discontent could morph into pure hate and antipathy to the government, democrats should help by not abandoning any battleline.
Anyone who wants to query government policies, draw attention to abuses, obtain information now faces increasing difficulties.
Assembly is restricted. People have to guard their words. Much mainstream media simply reflect official policies and journalists now have to be approved by the police to be treated as such. However inadequate it may be, the legislative council remains a forum for questions and comment, and is widely reported.
And popularly elected legislators in particular have standing which cannot be ignored at home, and they are also focus of foreign inquiry about Hong Kong issues. Journalistic institutions magnify the impact of such individuals who would otherwise find themselves crying in the wilderness, lone voices without a platform. Legco is a platform, however shaky.
If results of an opinion poll —-expected by Tuesday —-commissioned by the Democratic Party tell us to go —- easy, we’ll just pack up.
But Im hoping for the opposite. I for one would want to keep staying on the Legco frontline, standing up for what I believe. Nothing egotistical about it. We will simply take what's left and fight it out.
I’m prepared to take the lesser evil.
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美國首席大法官羅柏茲(John Roberts)畢業致詞希望學生從挫敗中學習
Now the commencement speakers will typically also wish you good luck and extend good wishes to you. I will not do that, and I’ll tell you why.
通常畢業致詞人會祝你們好運,並且心想事成。我絕對不會那樣做,但我會告訴你們為什麼。
From time to time in the years to come, I hope you will be treated unfairly, so that you will come to know the value of justice.
在接下來數年的時間裡,我希望你們被不公平對待,如此一來,你們才知道公平正義的重要。
I hope that you will suffer betrayal because that will teach you the importance of loyalty.
我希望你們遭遇背叛,你們才會學到忠誠的重要性。
Sorry to say, but I hope you will be lonely from time to time so that you don’t take friends for granted.
很抱歉這麼說,但我希望你們有時感到孤單,這樣才不會把朋友的存在視為理所當然。
I wish you bad luck, again, from time to time so that you will be conscious of the role of chance in life and understand that your success is not completely deserved and that the failure of others is not completely deserved either.
我希望你們三不五時就遭遇不幸,如此才能意識到機率和運氣在人生中扮演的角色,了解到你的成功不完全是你所應得的,而他人的失敗也不是他們所應得的結果。
And when you lose, as you will from time to time, I hope every now and then, your opponent will gloat over your failure.It is a way for you to understand the importance of sportsmanship.
當你們失敗時,人生三不五時一定會有失敗,我希望你的對手會對你的失敗感到幸災樂禍,讓你們理解運動家精神的重要性。
I hope you’ll be ignored so you know the importance of listening to others, and I hope you will have just enough pain to learn compassion.
我希望你們被忽視,如此才會知道聆聽他人的重要性,我還希望你們遭遇足夠的痛苦來學習同理心。
Whether I wish these things or not, they’re going to happen. And whether you benefit from them or not will depend upon your ability to see the message in your misfortunes.
不管有沒有這些「祝福」,我說的事情,未來終究會發生。至於你們是否能從中獲利,則取決於你們從不幸中獲得某些「訊息」的能力。
Now commencement speakers are also expected to give some advice. They give grand advice, and they give some useful tips.
畢業致詞者通常會給學生一些建議。他們會給一些廣泛的建議,也會給一些有用的小撇步。
The most common grand advice they give is for you to be yourself. It is an odd piece of advice to give people dressed identically, but you should — you should be yourself.
最常給的建議就是「做自己」。給你們這些都穿著同樣畢業袍的人這樣的建議實在有點怪,但你們確實應該做自己。
But you should understand what that means. Unless you are perfect, it does not mean don’t make any changes.
只是你們得了解做自己的意義何在。除非你很完美,否則做自己不代表不改變。
In a certain sense, you should not be yourself. You should try to become something better. People say ‘be yourself’ because they want you to resist the impulse to conform to what others want you to be.
在某些狀況來說,你不應該做自己,而是應該變成更好的人。大家要你「做自己」,是因為希望你們不要變成別人要你們改變的樣子。
But you can’t be yourself if you don't learn who are, and you can’t learn who you are unless you think about it.
但除非你們了解自己是誰,或思考過自己是誰,否則無法「做自己」。
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