PFD

PFD... Passion, Focus, Dedication. I made this accronym up myself a few years back, summarizing three core values that I strive for in myself. Regardless of the domain, sport, school, work, relationships. If you show passion in your work, in your actions, for your friends and how you go about life, you'll find a lot more joy in the simple things. If you remained focused in everything you do, you really stay in the moment, and get everything out of it that you can. If you're dedicated to something or someone, you'll do whatever it takes to satisfy the goal, or achieve what you've set out to do. That was random.



I love writing. Dunno why, probably because my brain NEVER shuts up. I can't stand watching useless TV shows so my imagination never really shuts off. It's always goes 110% full out, and in all sorts of directions. Must be the ADD. I like the ADD now, it's never really held me back from achieving what I have, and it got me $2000 free money from the government! Anyways, I love writing. I know I'll never be able to make a living doing it because my thoughts are always all over the place, though I'd love to learn how to write properly. Writing journal articles would be super cool, especially if it were about something to do with triathlon or running or the like. I never really would write like this before this year, other than for school and race reports!



Today's interview:

Had my group interview today at Bunnings, there were 13 of us, ages ranged from 13 - 65. I think I did super well, and FULLY expect one of the 1 or 2 call backs out of this. If I was successful I'll get a face-to-face interview and then maybe a job offer. I mean, not to sound cocky, but I was BY FAR the best one there. Some had more experience in trades but none had anywhere near my skills in customer service, you cold just tell and I'm sure the interviewers were impressed. :)

anyways, that's it! Gotta go put this thing away and get ready for Kym's party.... here, not by choice, but about 20ish people will be coming over for a bit, making a mess no doubt and leaving for the bar.