A few days ago, I was having a conversation with Ate, and in which I was asked to define what EQ meant. I can't remember exactly under what context that question was asked, but I remember my reply: "capacity for delayed gratification". I tend to think that EQ's related to discipline, and that having high EQ is way much better than having high IQ. Time has flown by and this idea's still stuck in my head. Especially now that I should be blazing forward with productivity, instead of being stuck in a rut, not having the motivation to proceed with my thesis proposal, besides the slide presentation I should be working on for Saturday's invited class talk on Kalman Filtering.
I guess, the fact that it's semester break, and that I still feel I'm a lone wolf in my current research area is what's keeping me from moving forward. I wonder how it's possible that I'm slow at starting, all the while that my mind's been sending warning signals, which keeps my heart nervously palpitating. Anyway, my mind just doubled its effort to make me feel guilty as I write this blog, so I'm going to stop now. 'Til next blog.
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