Comments on: Big Fish Small Fish

By: Sophia

Sophia — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 07:22:30 +0000

Well, if and when everyone knows his/her own calling… cos we are e happiest when we’re in e flow, in our calling. We wouldn’t b discontented, we wldn’t nd to end up in strife for things… ie. fight w others, engage in ptless office politics, or doing things tt wld b on yr conscience forever…

When we learn that, it doesn’t and wouldn’t matter if u’re a big/small fish in whichever pond cos u’re at yr happiest n realising yr potential of who u’re created to be.

Cheers, and have a blessed 2010 ahead. :)

By: may

may — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 18:17:49 +0000

this article relates coincidentally with the movie i just watched 2 hours ago; AVATAR. The movie shows clearly how the big and small ‘fish’ think of themselves sometimes, and how powerful u can get when all the small fish gather together and fight that ‘big’ fish who was supposed to be powerful and un-beatable. The male lead, Jake had a chance to choose to be the fish he wanted. in human form, he was powerless, a tiny small fish. But in AVATAR, he leads the best warriors and united all the other clans. Amazing movie which happens to fit into this article. interesting.

ultimately,you are what you think you are.

By: Elween

Elween — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:45:25 +0000

Whether it’s big or small, only we ourselves know the value. Big doesn’t mean its value is high or vice-versa. They are not defined by other’s perception but our own. Love this post.

Order please, Fish n’ Chip!

By: Lim Wenqi

Lim Wenqi — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 14:29:02 +0000

“Dare to dream. No matter how impossible your dream may seem, don’t lose that dream. Never lose that hope.”

Having said that, how realistic are our dreams? Are they attainable? Or are they just unpractical idealistic fantasies?

It is important to dream, it is important to aim, it is important to set goals, it is important to be hopeful, but it is even more important to be realistic.

By: Feather Blue

Feather Blue — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 11:25:44 +0000

i’ll like to be big fish no matter what pond or water im given to live with. we are not born with everything.. fingers also got short n long.. this i agree with you. we are all different. for me my theory will be to try my very best with whatever i have in hand and if i still fail… i have no regaret. at less i wont need to look back and said i’ve not try hard or say i must be lack of this n that or people around just dont see my effort kind of things.

why do you hate the sentance nothing is impossible? well, i can understand that it not ture in life. the use of it i guess is to tell you not to give up hope.. ahead there is more. in life.. one way cant work.. the other way sure will.. dont be not flexable and you’ll find your lack of this n that n cant move forward. just work with whatever you have.. and u’ll find you are moving forward as door open then you can move on to another door.. till you finially open the last door and u’ll be happy. if you jump steps or think to be faster.. while u dont have keys.. then is just as good as your knocking your head on the doors and wasting more time.

everyone knows that everyone is different. so is it meaningful to point it out? it doesnt move a single thing. sit down and wonder why n why.. i’ll rather.. see what i have to move on. you wont know.. there can be other way that can make you live better than a actor.

By: luella

luella — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 08:10:17 +0000

i like how you honestly acknowledge what you see without making excuses for it.

By: stone

stone — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 06:27:21 +0000

I only rem the big fish small fish game we played w elvin in 2005

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