Power of Giving

The weekend started off with my simulation for the triathlon race which I will run this weekend. I am so blessed that after the simulation, I am treated with information as well as tips and tricks on surviving a triathlon from seasoned triathletes and even the Indonesia triathlon coach. Even though it is not going to be competitive, I am still nervous as the days comes nearer.

It got better on Sunday as I had first routine training with my nephew for the year after numerous delays due to weather and time conflicts. I had to scale it down as I had committed to do a community service after the training. Thank God, the event was done at the place where I ended my training with my nephew.

Here, with some powerful men and women from different walks of life, religion, race and ethnic group, we managed to make 300 special kids (autism, ADHD and down syndrome) feel like they are on top of the world. We had games as well as arts and crafts for them. The kids sincerity, passion, and never-give-up attitude serves as a life lesson for me to give myself, my family and my clients. Thank you kids for being an inspirational for me.

The day ended with me gracing a graduation to a group of men and women who took risks and gave their best in wanting to achieve their goals. I had seen them grow from being timid to someone who dares to take on the world. Thank you and know that I will be there for you all the way team.

I am very confident that what you sow, you will get back. Just like a gardener. Focused, hardworking, gentle, and trusting God with the results.

Thank you..thank you..thank you..

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