Crucial
After recovering from that slightly traumatic traffic accident I had last Tuesday, we find ourselves swamped with a lot of work, with a lot of crucial stages of our various cases, all at the same time.
On the one hand, I relish these moments as it shows that the practice is doing quite well. And with more hands in the office, we have exponentially expanded our capabilities to serve our clients.
And with that expectedly comes more rewards.
On the national front, a lot of crucial things are set to happen today. In my opinion, the tipping point may be reached if that Spratley issue blows wide open. But that's just me.
Likewise, I find myself in a dilemma regarding my government consultancy. While I believe in my boss personally and his ideals for the constituents we serve, I have so far separated myself from the politics he has to play.
I know he has to tow the administration line. But I also know him as a person who will not let injustice slide by. And by his principles, he should have left by now, with me in it. But he continues to stay with blind loyalty.
And this is my dilemma. I'm finding myself sickened by what is happening and his blind loyalty. But I could not just leave him, for he will be at the mercy of his own detractors in the office.
I know at a certain point I will leave this consultancy because I'm only there because of my boss. But I'm beginning to think I may leave before he does. And I really don't want to do that...
So these days will be crucial for me on a personal, professional level as well.
Hope this plays out all for the best.
On the one hand, I relish these moments as it shows that the practice is doing quite well. And with more hands in the office, we have exponentially expanded our capabilities to serve our clients.
And with that expectedly comes more rewards.
On the national front, a lot of crucial things are set to happen today. In my opinion, the tipping point may be reached if that Spratley issue blows wide open. But that's just me.
Likewise, I find myself in a dilemma regarding my government consultancy. While I believe in my boss personally and his ideals for the constituents we serve, I have so far separated myself from the politics he has to play.
I know he has to tow the administration line. But I also know him as a person who will not let injustice slide by. And by his principles, he should have left by now, with me in it. But he continues to stay with blind loyalty.
And this is my dilemma. I'm finding myself sickened by what is happening and his blind loyalty. But I could not just leave him, for he will be at the mercy of his own detractors in the office.
I know at a certain point I will leave this consultancy because I'm only there because of my boss. But I'm beginning to think I may leave before he does. And I really don't want to do that...
So these days will be crucial for me on a personal, professional level as well.
Hope this plays out all for the best.
transcription by Punzi @ 6:24 AM
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