Jet lag teaches me something

Jet lag is really an interesting physical syndrome. Even though I was completely stressed out from the commute and my baggages, I just couldn't fall asleep. Contrarily, when I was watching a great film on my comfy chair, I fell asleep without dozing off. I felt like I was not with my own body, which was really weird. But, this sort of feeling reminds me of those bad days of heavy work for tests. Everytime you want to improve yourself to the top of the sky, it often ends up with your own footprints hitting down in line. In other words, is the sky the limit? No, it is your health condition that pulls you down down down.

I'm not really sure whether I can deal with my little certain problems, I mean, sometimes, you just can't compromise with your zits, or headaches. You can't blame everything on them because they are you! They are something unexpected but it is you that raise them, your minds just have no idea how to fix them though.

I usually consider youth to be the treasure which everyone shares with each other in the beginning but lose it all at last. But, then I realize what's behind youth that makes it so priceless. Health. If someone is healthy, he or she is definitely in a good mood. If he or she is in a good mood, there's nothing going to stop him/her doing what he/she like. Then, here comes the success.

I've heard people say that it doesn't matter what's in the end, what matters is how much you try thoroughout the whole process. Well, I don't deny that you do have to try as hard as possible, but what about if it is all in vain? That's really upset. Because if you try too hard, well, at first, it seems that you are such a ambitious person and you feel like success is around the corner. But, God is a jealous guy. Success is not as handy as you think. You'll be beaten by the physical you, your health condition.

So, according to my logic: Success comes after health. Health doesn't come after success. But, exceptions do exist.