Why so calm?
So from my time being in Los Angeles, I learned a lot of stuff. Most of this things changed my behavior and the way I see the world now. I became more calm, better thinker, learned the right to treat people as equals.
I became more calm. I learned that being quite can be good. And most of the times we, people, really like to do things fast and always in some kind of imagined time limit. As the result I sat one day in my small room, and thought: "Why do I always run after my bus? Why am I always not in time? I wake up early, I prepare myself early and cook my breakfast fast. So Why?" i came to a conclusion that everything that I made was in a mess. I planed a lot of stuff to do in one day. Like make a shopping for whole week. Get ready for test that are coming up. Do my homework, and clean the house which had two floor in it. So made a plan of it. Plan that contained everything that I wanted to do in the week. It was huge. I couldn't understand how I wanted to maintain all of this tasks at the same time. I sat, and crossed everything out. Yeah. I crossed everything. Next day, I took a one week off from college. Made a fake excuse that I had some flood in my house and had to clean it up. Instead, I bought some snacks and drinks. Went back home and watched couple movies. I spent my whole week going to places in Los Angles. Hollywood alley, Santa Barbara beach, Disney Hall, Downtown. In the end of my short holiday, on weekends. I cleaned my house(both of the floors). Called my classmate and asked for homework. Before going to sleep I made a promise to myself. If things are not working out when I want to do them fast. I will make them in *slowmo! At the end, I started analyzing every plan I had. Each time I made a plan I looked into it slowly, comparing the odds. I set all the things in order. So that I will have better view of my future. AND it worked, it was great. I A'd my exam and got a lot of feedback from my teacher. I learned something new for myself.
*slowmo - same meaning as slowmotion. Slowmo is used as jargon.