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Oreo and Milk

In the pursuit of happiness, we always tend to search for the right combination. Although sometimes we even might not know what we are facing, but as humans we use our basis instincts like innovative by nature. Only those who are brave enough can manage to brake the barrier and archive their goals.

The point is, what actually makes a good/perfect combination? It’s as simple as comparing to a favorite food combination, example oreo and milk. Seriously once you dip it, there’s no turning back. (the goes the dentist bill)

So is it just about taste? Or is it just about variety? We are surrounded by different types of combination. Everything has a other half or pair, right? Just like the famous Yin & Yang (makes me think of the movie  the last airbender, if you guys follow me haha). So combination makes flavor ,agree? There so many expects in life that with the correct combination it creates a good output, just like a winning formula.

there’s so many of things that is in need of a good combination, and always tend to find it :-

1)  a good track = A good singer + a good song

2) a good relationship = A good lover + the correct partner

3) a happy stomach = a good combination/ingredients of food

4) happiness? = i wish i know the exact formula, what are your combination for happiness?

5) wealth = …………………………having ur own biz, property, yada yada….

5) a good holiday = a long holiday away from home + a good sight + a pleasant travel partner

6) …………………….(you guys can add up)

In the end, it’s all down to personal preference. It’s a matter of a winning formula or just a normal formula. But we choose on what personal preference that we want. There’s only two types, you either be the prey or be the victim.

disclaimer – if cracking your head was needed in the process of understanding what I’m trying to say here, I would extend my  sincere apologies.

Posted in: motivations

Tags: toastmaster on good combinations

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