Hitorijanai....

// Courage doesn’t always ROAR. Courage is the voice that WHISPERS ”I will try again tomorrow” - @thechiclife //


// Have a long life ahead to a country that has undoubted perseverance and remains still throughout so many challenges, nation that its nature doesn't require beauty apps filter for she is a natural beauty, a place where we often complain yet miss badly when we left, home for so many delicious culinary (Nasi Padang, Babi Rica, Sate Ayam, Tongseng Kambing, Martabak, Kopi Arabica & Robusta, Gulai, Es Pijang Ijo, Rawon, Konro, Kapurung, Pa’Piong and so many more), happy 74th birthday home sweet home 🇮🇩🇮🇩 // (at Indonesia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1QK01Rg2RPdNWS3YV-KhvJu4LtJT7T5xU7dqQ0/?igshid=dy8w20yhwi08

// Hurt? Protect Yourself. By Brandi Wilson Critics - criticism is often just related to people’s perception. In order to deal with criticism, we need to reframe the critics in our minds because their critical words come from just a few different places. First, hurting people hurt people. As Richard Rohr says, “If you do not transform your pain, you will transmit it to those around you.” Sometimes, we are on the receiving end of someone’s untransformed pain. Secondly, conviction is not comfortable. For some people, instead of responding to conviction with action, they respond by lashing out at others. A “shoot the messenger” type response. Lastly, the personal opinions and expectations of hurting people easily spill over into criticism. “It’s nothing personal, but…” Those four little words often carry a huge impact. Most often, they are followed by some verbal attack. And, let’s be honest, those words are never fun and are usually personal. These are usually issues of personal preference. In an effort to verbalize a personal preference, people often convey things in a hurtful, critical way, not even realizing how much those comments can hurt our hearts. Understanding some of the roots of criticism doesn’t necessarily make harsh words and critical comments less hurtful, but it can impact how we lead ourselves well when responding to the criticism. That understanding helps us respond to others appropriately, which is vital because if hurting people hurt people, then hurting leaders hurt lots of people // . . . #goodreads #growup&leadyourself https://www.instagram.com/p/B1AmiAdARXfoBoC7_G_Wj1C4LRTBrE2XhYAc900/?igshid=1otjkhpsd0vfs

// tack sa mycket och vi ses! //


// Jakarta… A drive through warung that literally sits next to a Japanese restaurant at Blok M //


// what life has taught me so far through times is that there is more in letting go than holding tight, it leads us into a new season, new people, new circle. Redirected not rejected, delayed not denied ~ letting go means giving ourselves a chance for a new opportunity because our best isn’t in the past, it is yet to come. What have you learned from your letting gone season? 😉//

// thank you coach for today’s sparring, been off for a while and need a lot of practices yet it’s good to be back, always! 💦🖤 // (at Bangkok Muaythai)

// We made a time to visit Jambore @sahabatanak and met some old good friends and fellow little friends at @samanggarai | grateful for this community and the good courses they are continuously doing serving the marginal and street children. Kudos to all the volunteers who work hard to make this event and bring smiles to the children // (at Bumi Perkemahan Ragunan,Jakarta Selatan)


// I thank God every time I remember you @ega.t | saying goodbye is never easy especially to someone who is not just a friend but more like a sister. Thank you for the years spend together, for the prayers and generosity through whatever that has come so far to us. Pls do enjoy your new season and finger crossed we can visit you one day at Oklahoma City. PS: you made me cry like a baby huhuhuhu. Special thank goes to @johnwesly for have introduced us. To my dear @ega.t miss you already! (at BEER HALL)


After I finished bombarding Him with questions, I was then gently reminded by the holy spirit, that He loves me, that He loves me, that He loves me and that it was the time for me to grow, to exercise faith, to hold on to Him tightly for He’s carrying me somewhere higher,… teaching me to trust Him deeper.