If there is one thing that should never stop, it should be learning. In my Words from the Wise post, Teddy Locsin Jr said, "The one who travels fastest are the ones who travel lightest. Take more knowledge. It's the lightest and most useful baggage." I couldn't agree more. Knowledge is a powerful weapon. This is why we invest on reading books and traveling. We seek to expand our horizon.

I have first known of Mitch Albom through his book, Tuesdays with Morrie. I loved it because of the lessons it imparted to me. This new book, The Five People you meet in Heaven, that I got a hold of comes highly recommended by a book lover such as mysef. It is written by the same author. I am not particularly a fan of death and its stories but I am a lover of wisdom. Indeed, this book has a lot of wisdom.

I am hyped up as I just came from a very interesting, mind-boggling, and inspiring training today. There were a lot of discussions and workshops. The facilitator was great.

The topic was Confronting Change - Lead with Courage and Optimism. In one portion, the facilitator gave us a story and made us share our analogy on how it relates to us. I am sharing the story with you and will highlight in blue some keywords. These keywords will be basis of my sharing later.

The Road not Taken is populary mistakenly called The Road Less Traveled because of the line, "I took the one less traveled by and that made all the difference".