For now what priors to me is Studies , basketball & and perhaps getting myself a Gf ? I don't wanna spend as much time as what i did last semester on basketball , only ending up with an injury and losing so much things . I wanna make sure both Studies & basketball are equally important . I'm aiming for 3.5 this semester , no doubt it'l be real hard for me since the Modules have gotten harder and my schedule are real tight .
It was merely the 2nd week of school , and tong whye has been taking up most of my time , had a friendly against Whye nam on monday , Training on tuesday , had a friendly match against SP on thursday and i've still got training later over at newton , days by days my passion towards basketball is reducing , maybe i was in search of the Happiness ? The thing we are lacking , somehow i couldn't find any more happiness struggling to get a place in a club where i don't even know my teammates , yet i don't want to disappoint people who looked up on me ? I'm really very troubled over this matter and it has been bothering me for weeks , would someone please give me some good advice .
Studies has been real good where i suddenly found the motivation to study , i've been trying my level best to listen in class and copying down notes . The only bad thing about me right now is being too late for classes as well as sleeping in class . Shall practice the habit of sleeping early and waking up early !
Yeah , so i'm gonna do household chores again -.- Aiming to clear up my room by this coming monday . :)
really miss all the times where we play together ..
Zikun, it is nice to read about your maturity in wanting to balance your work and play. Keep up your spirit of excellence in both. In my youth, I played for Lotto, coached by the then national coach Zhao Jia Hua. Like you, I never missed a training in my 2 years there. We had really good team spirit and I never forget those days, now that I am 40. Basketball is a game that teaches you many things in life. Don't lose that passion.
ReplyDeleteNow I am coaching Bishan East and putting the same fighting and team spirit of my youth into these boys. We almost beat Singapore Schools in our previous game. Missed the mark by 10 pts but it was a great leap for a group of boys who lost close to 30 pts to Woodlands Ring the game before. Tonight we are playing Whye Nam.
Having sprained your ankle is a temporary thing. Don't give up on fighting for your place in the team and attending training. It is the attitude and spirit that will define you, especially how you rise up again after a failing.
btw, the brilliant students I've known have always insisted on sleeping 8 hours a day. You'll simply be sharper. This is one secret.