‘Life is about revision’ –Ivan Deva
I am blessed, to be a part of the first batch of
#DiscoverYOU.
#DiscoverYOU is a project or should I call it a ‘movement’,
started by these amazing people: @ReneCC @Donipriliandi @ikosasih @onlyricky
and some more great people, who gathered together in a #ImpactFactory.
This project is coaching people like me, to discover
themselves thus to discover their strength ( what you ENJOY the most- a
PASSION).
It has never been an easy journey for me –the last 2 weeks
or my whole life, to discover who I really am, to really be honest of what I
feel.
To FEEL, is not anymore an easy task for me. I don’t know
when was the alarm switched off. Lately it’s hard for me to feel what I love. But
I still can sense the feeling of what I don’t like. I use that to guide me in
the journey.
Saturday, June 30 2012. Last day of the session. We had to
make our passion statement. Camera was recording as we were talking. I was
still confused. I was not sure. I did not even know what I said to the camera.
I guess, I digest the whole thing slower, including the feeling. At that point,
I couldn’t really translate my feeling in words.
I didn’t see my self in both of my passion statement and my
Next Big things. I came home with a mixed feelings. I felt as if I failed it.
So I spent my weekend to reflect on my journey. Not just the 2 weeks, but in my
whole life.
Yes, I am blessed with many talents. I can draw, write,
speak and think creatively. But I don’t know which one of those that I really
enjoy doing. May be all of them. May be some of them.
But from all these years, I know what brings me agitation or
let me use this term: ‘Holy Discontent’.
It ‘s a holy discontent for me, every time friends or
cousins or colleagues come to me to share about their lives, saying they don’t
know where to go or what to do. And as they are talking, I can see what they
really love doing.
It ‘s a holy discontent for me, every time I see young
people waste their time doing the things they don’t like doing while they know
what they enjoy doing. But they just think of it as a hobby, not as a hint of
God’s plans in their lives.
It ‘s a holy discontent for me, to see young people living
in the comfort zones, giving in to the status quo by saying there are no
choices for them. Fuck it. Choices are always out there. I did make choices, I
got lost, I fell down and broken but I got up again.
I wish I were born with beautiful voice. I wish I could have
magic in my body so I can move my hips and dance. I wish I had the skill in
playing musical instruments. I wish I could enjoy doing sport. I’m not feeling
sorry for my self. If they are not for me, then they are for other people.
But I just wish, it was obvious for me. I wish, back then, I
had a coach who can help me, books I can read or even a speaker who share these
things.
How I wish, there are no more young people stuck in the
wrong shoes. No more singers stuck in the dancers shoes or dancers who think
they should sing. I’ve been in those shoes. They bit me. I hardly walked nor ran.
Yes, I was lost but now I am found.
So I guess these are my passion statements:
1. I
feel alive every time I can help or encourage young people (who concern about
their lives) with my sharing, coaching, or even my writings to discover them
selves, to help them realize what they really enjoy doing. And life, starts
from there.
2. I
feel alive every time I tell stories, either by speaking, writings or moving
visual.
3. I
feel alive every time I’m thinking and throwing ideas in a brainstorm or group
discussion.
And these are
my Next Big Things:
1. One
day, I want to have big convention of young people to share & coach them
about discoveringTHEM. Lot’s of ROCKSTARS will be there, from different kind of
industries, to show them that the choices are out there. Then they can go back
home and be agents of change in their communities.
But for now, I just want more
stages to share and more time to help/coach people around me.
2. Execute/shoot
my short film. It’s been one of my ultimate dreams. Hopefully before the end of this
year.
3. This
may sound crazy but I want to make a musical about discovering your passion.
It’s about a person who hates his jobs and tortured by every Monday. One day,
he’s got an accident and he’s in a coma. Then the journey of discovering him begins.
Anyone wants to help? J
Oh, what about the book that I
bought which had to represent my passion statement, on that last session? Ummh…
It’s OK, but not as brilliant or provoking as I thought. But the thing that I
learnt from that book is the simplicity in telling things. It is, important.
And I want to thank my awesome
coaches:
Rene Suhardono- My coach,
rockstar and a friend.
Ivan Deva- My coach in
DiscoveringYOU. I learn how to be humble from this guy.
Ricky Setiawan- He is a brother
to me and also a coach. He knows how it feels to read my long long email, haha.
Doni Priliandi- He is actually my
first coach. I met him first before I met the other three.
I am blessed. I am grateful. And
the journey begins.
Hakuna Matata.
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