MY PASSION

If you ask me about my passion, I would say that my passion are teaching and learning about human’s behavior. In other words, learning about human’s behavior is known as psychology. Maybe people say that I am really good at my leadership and I am a really outgoing person that I should be a part of the country’s council when I grow up, or study law, or even become a person in the public relations department. I have thought of it a few times, but I realize that it wasn’t my passion; it wasn’t something I really want to see myself become when I grow up. I wanted to live my passion that God have given me, which are psychology and teaching.

            Teaching itself wasn’t a regular teaching at private or public schools that I have wanted, but teaching poor kids in an untouched village in Indonesia. I want to make a difference through my life through my teaching. I feel sorry for those kids for not having enough money to go to school and even to eat when they actually have the spirit to go to school and achieve better knowledge. Sometimes it’s just the facility from the government that hasn’t reached them. God had put this dream in me since I was in third grade of elementary school; so I am so sure that my calling is in teaching.

            Also, why psychology, you might ask. Since teaching doesn’t profit enough money, I was thinking that this could be an alternative to have better income. But that doesn’t apply now since I have found the real passion in me for it. I am a really outgoing person and I love to be friends with people and learn about their specific behavior. So then, I thought to myself that I can help people who stress with their personality by becoming their best friend but as the same time also being their doctor or psychologist. Then I could help them to get back to the right path and hopefully to the knowing of Christ.

            So, there goes my passion. I wish to live my passion alive when I am older; especially when I know I am here for a reason. I think that every person have the right and they ought to live the passion of their life without being judged right of wrong.