Dani Defines

I  fearlessly tried moving forward with every piece of my brokenness to never get stuck in ambiguity again. I wasn’t looking for anyone to help me… but then you came. Right when I was in rage about love just a week before I met this guy, a twist of fate perhaps paved its way to lead us to something that took us for quite a long time to define. I used to refuse any invitations that might lead to any kind of romantic attachments after what I have gone through. I used to want someone so bad and forgot to save rooms for my own benefit. I used to believe to fantasies I only created in my own world. Until then, we can really never find conclusion till we go outside of our comfort zones and take risks. A little rewind. About a year ago, I had a serious relationship but things didn’t turn out the way we thought it supposed to be and too much chaos led me and my ex to end the relationship. I had a quest for what my heart truly longed for that I even chased a man I thought was enough fo

Too much sensitivity might ruin your performance . Dealing with stress in your job is inevitable every day. From the moment you start your day browsing and responding to emails, attending an unexpected meeting in the midst of a bunch of urgent tasks you need to accomplish, up until the last hour of your shift yet you still need to report to your boss to provide an update for the day… all these office routine weighs to you and usually ended as stressors more than a daily reminder that you need to keep going. Have I missed any office routine? Of course, accompanied by any circumstances in the workplace, we can never deflect our dealings with our workmates. It may be a professional or an emotional approach, eventually you will be needing some of these helpful reminders how not to draw into any occasion that might lead to internal conflicts or worst, dissension. 1) When under pressure and your officemates bug you to go on a 15-minute break- Go ahead! Believe me, you still have