I used to be hardcore into the corporate religion. The one in which you bought into the belief that you had to climb the ladder and give 110% for the company. And it's a collective company - not just the one for which you work, but The Company in general - the faceless ideal of a corporate entity. I tried hard to believe it, and for years, all my actions were guided by this paradigm.

About a year ago, I began to lose my faith in that 'god'. And you know what? The more I moved away from the corporate religion, the more I discovered myself.

The Truth never stops whispering in your ear.

But I no longer give the finger to my former 'self'. I know that the more we resent or hate something, the more we bind ourselves to it.

I takes a while, but the more we let go, the more happiness embraces us.

I just realized that the blogs I've done so far feel more like they're written to myself - like an entry to a diary. Sorry if I appear self-idulgent... it's not my intention.

Well, that's enough for today. I'm going outside to listen to the crickets sing their song in the mid-day heat.

Have a good one, and thanks for reading.

I used to be hardcore into the corporate religion. The one in which you bought into the belief that you had to climb the ladder and give 110% for the company. And it's a collective company - not just the one for which you work, but The Company in general - the faceless ideal of a corporate entity. I tried hard to believe it, and for years, all my actions were guided by this paradigm.

About a year ago, I began to lose my faith in that 'god'. And you know what? The more I moved away from the corporate religion, the more I discovered myself.

The Truth never stops whispering in your ear.

But I no longer give the finger to my former 'self'. I know that the more we resent or hate something, the more we bind ourselves to it.

I takes a while, but the more we let go, the more happiness embraces us.

I just realized that the blogs I've done so far feel more like they're written to myself - like an entry to a diary. Sorry if I appear self-idulgent... it's not my intention.

Well, that's enough for today. I'm going outside to listen to the crickets sing their song in the mid-day heat.

Have a good one, and thanks for reading.