Looking forward

So often in life we tend to look backwards and thought we had done good enough.

Staying in the past is dangerous; though part of it may serve as a history lesson to remind us from committing the same mistakes over again, another part of it might resulting us thinking of the 'good old days' and made us despair.

Look what I found when I googled for 'good old days'

Bing told me: What MMU? I'd almost forgotten all about it.

I was complaining to Bing about the standard and reputation of the university that might have made me fail in my application to NTU and NUS. When I went for SMU's interview for Masters program, the director did asked me: So how's this MMU? From that type of question, you can roughly guess how reputable MMU is, especially when it comes out from the mouth of academician.

Perhaps it was my GMAT scores. As far as I'm concern, I'm quite satisfied with it. Took 2 weeks to prepare for it seriously, and I got 660/800. The part that I did not do well was the verbal part (English sentence correction etc.)

Whatever it is, I thank God for being admitted into SMU's MAF. It doesn't matter much to me now on what's the reason of not being accepted into NUS and NTU's MFE.

Looking forward matters. I'm looking forward and will be focusing on walking the path that had been decided for me.

Thanks Bing, for the unintended inspiration. ;)