Have I told you that I've been more than two weeks in UAE for training? I've been through three different training modules, one technical, one sales training, and one project management training. As always, at the end of each module, we have to pass a certain test. Well, usually a multiple choice, so I guess it's fine. My first and second tests were great, I got great marks, and what's greater than that, is that I worked on it by myself!
Today, I'm really really disappointed with myself. Ashamed. Feeling disgraced. Because of one simple thing (or perhaps a thing that may be simple for other people). On the third test today, I ask my friend the answer for one question. One. Not because I didn't know the answer. I knew. But I was confused between two options. The question itself was quite tricky, though. Anyway, I asked him (most likely to confirm my own thought) and he gave me the answer. Yes it matched with my own idea. And a correct answer too. So I got a perfect 100 score! Did that make me happy? Unfortunately, NO.
I felt really really disappointed with myself. Because I didn't trust my own thought. Because I didn't make use of my own capability. Because I cheated. Because I was not being honest. Because I did something which I told my husband not to do (and he did as I said). So I was feeling really really disgraced. I know it's just one question. And I have exactly the same answer in mind too. So why didn't I use my own idea? It's like breaking my own principle. For some people, it might not be a big deal. But it is for me.
Today, I'm really really disappointed with myself. Ashamed. Feeling disgraced. Because of one simple thing (or perhaps a thing that may be simple for other people). On the third test today, I ask my friend the answer for one question. One. Not because I didn't know the answer. I knew. But I was confused between two options. The question itself was quite tricky, though. Anyway, I asked him (most likely to confirm my own thought) and he gave me the answer. Yes it matched with my own idea. And a correct answer too. So I got a perfect 100 score! Did that make me happy? Unfortunately, NO.
I felt really really disappointed with myself. Because I didn't trust my own thought. Because I didn't make use of my own capability. Because I cheated. Because I was not being honest. Because I did something which I told my husband not to do (and he did as I said). So I was feeling really really disgraced. I know it's just one question. And I have exactly the same answer in mind too. So why didn't I use my own idea? It's like breaking my own principle. For some people, it might not be a big deal. But it is for me.
