Thursday, June 28, 2007

Emo no more

I see a new light in my life. Jogging really helps. Thanks for jogging with me Giap. *Too shy to jog alone in my denim shorts*

Cheerleading shd be fun. Are we lacking in that aspect? Ask youself, do you feel stressed when doing stunts? Truely, we, ourselves, need to enjoy the routine in order for the audience to feel our spirit. All stunts up but enthusiasim level near zero. No smile, no connection with the audience. I dont think I will be entertained by the performance even if all stunts are up. It'll just be another stuntman show to me. Jackie Chan? 16 Jackie Chan.

It is natural for people to have mood swing. Just the difference in intensity and how they handle it. Learn how to control it and not let it affect your life. Talk to someone if there's a need to but not to too many people. Too many advices simply drive you nuts. Cheerleading is a team sports, thus teamwork is essential. One person's mood can somehow affect the team's moral and stunt rate. Once again, control!

I admit I do not have super duper nice temper. Especially during days of my XXXXXX, my nasty foul temper coupled with a pissed off look is simply a turn off. Definitely unlikeable. Who enjoys looking at an angry face? NOBODY!!.. This is smthing I will work on---> smile

Last but not least, everyone shd be more encouraging during training. Believe in your own teammates. *Einstein wasnt born to be the same as others, in fact, his learning ability was deemed slower than others. BUT, HE is in fact a genius* One way or another, people do need encouragements, regardless guys or gals. Encouragement provides confidence. By having confidence, 50% of the battle is already won. Impossible is nothing. Really.

P.S. I typed whatever it came to my mind. Might not link.

-maturing-

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