Distant Future

 Salam. 

Don’t you love it when you read something from a book, experiment with it and the outcome was the desired result? 

I don’t know which part is more enticing, the part that the information is new and unheard of for me, or, the aftermath is just like what was spelled in the book. It was like I managed to break some kind of secret code, after attempting to have it figured out since forever. I totally can relate with Edison’s 1000 failed attempts in inventing light bulb (pardon the exaggeration) because without this failed steps, the success will not taste as sweet and I will not know which steps are not working or less effective. And not to forget, the slap of humility while waiting for the result. Obviously, there are lots of priceless lessons while waiting for the result; the optimism, the hope, the fear, the patience, the longing, the bitter reality of waiting game and the tawakkul (trust and reliance to God). 

All in all, it does strengthen my belief that there is no shortcut in developing a process or establishing a system to achieve good result, an end result that definitely worth waiting for.