I used to be proud of myself. For being good in most sports and close to everyone. But then, one day, I talked to my dad about one of the competition I took part in. And we laughed and just talk. But then. He said something that makes me realize that I need to focus on only one thing to succeed. He said "You might be good in everything, but you'll be best in nothing."
Of course, back then, I didn't really understand what he meant. Okay. I'll explain the meaning. Of course it is my own definition. Okay. I'll just skip to the example. This is when friends come in. I'll rephrase the sentence to make it related to friends. It'll sound a little like this. "You might be a good friend to everyone, but you are no one's best friend."
So, I was close to everyone when I was younger. I went to recess with different people everyday and I listened to different people everyday. Only now I realize, I actually don't have a real person to talk to. To be by my side when I cry or when I feel down. I listen to people but there's no one that listen to me.
I don't see where this is going. I think I'm going to stop now. Just hope that you guys hold to this concept. It can be applied in so many things. Like studies. If you are good in all subjects, then you'll be best in none. Or maybe like studying for an exam. If you want to study everything at the same time, you'll earn nothing. Which means.. nothing will actually go into your brain. Well, that's all I guess.. Bye!
