We agree that we need to accomplish the journey as one of the most important milestone in our life. 
I previously read a blog post from a stranger, he said that visiting Komodo Island was the best decision he's made so far. He will never regret it, since he has found "a paradise of Indonesia".
I'm thrilled. I wanna know what the paradise looks like. So here we are, western Indonesian locals who's eager to travel to eastern parts of Indonesian. 
That's it from me. I need to save some money since it would cost like 8 mio per pax to get there. Wish me luck!
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Career-wise. Well I dunno if career is a proper term. The mainstream definition of career has never invaded my mind. I like doing what I like because it brings joy to me when I do it. It's more than just money. It's about earning, but also generating happiness and contentment. 
So yeah. I'm in the middle of nowhere. I've spent last few days to Re-define my goals and ambitions. I'm not even so ambitional, but of course deep down in my heart I have a dream. 
But I dont wanna do things just because so many people do it, or just because it looks cool to do it. Hell no. I cannot. I wanna be cool, not look cool. I wanna feel it, not necessarily show it off. 
It's a great thing too that I've been in stupid phase where I keep asking about myself and my futures. In stupidity we'll find new awareness and realization.

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Want to get better at predicting the future and therefore making better decisions today?

Give up on black-and-white, yes-and-no style thinking, and instead try to think in terms of probabilities.

Not, 'Will X or Y occur?'

But, 'What is the chance of X or Y occurring -- 10, 50, 80 percent?'

This tip comes "from the work of [University of Pennsylvania psychologist] Philip Tetlock and his 'superforecasters,'" Dunning notes.

Tetlock has found that "people who think not in terms of certainties but in terms of probabilities tend to do much better in forecasting and anticipating what is going to happen in the world than people who think in certainties."

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Membaca buku.

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Tengok saja sekelilingmu dan dirimu sendiri.

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Tapi, hari ini aku mendapat pencerahan soal makna membaca buku.

Buku itu beda banget dengan blog.

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Kalau sebuah buku bisa terbit, itu berarti kontennya layak dipublikasikan.

Sementara, blog dibuat dalam waktu relatif singkat, isinya bisa serius bisa juga ngalor ngidul. Yaaa contohnya blog yang sedang kamu baca saat ini.

Blog bisa dibuat oleh siapa saja, dipublikasikan seenak perutnya, dan tidak dipertanggungjawabkan isinya. Sungguh sangat berbeda kasta jika dibandingkan dengan buku.

Buku (yang bermutu) adalah berlian, dan perpustakaan bagaikan gudang harta yang seharusnya dikerumuni banyak orang (yang haus akan ilmu dan gagasan baru).

Jadi, sungguh tepatlah pepatah yang kudengar di televisi tadi pagi:

"Kalau mau sehat minum jamu, kalau mau pintar baca buku."

Tindakan terbaik yang bisa kita lakukan ketika kita mengingini sesuatu adalah mendoakan hal tersebut pada Tuhan Yesus.