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Born to Soar - Soar with purpose - Live with Passion

During company's team bonding, I chose painting activity and I painted Japanese tote bag.

It's a plain tote bag and it's up to us what we gonna draw and paint.



I decided to draw and paint my inspirational animal : Eagle soaring above the sky and highest mountain.

This is the philosophy of the Eagle mindset.

1. Focus on the target

Eagle is able to target the prey in 5km long, its eyes are very sharp and focus on the target

2. Soaring not flipping

Unlike other birds, eagle is born to soar above the clouds and not flipping, it makes use of the strong wind to fly high

3. Welcoming the storms

Unlike other birds, when there's storms they find the shelter, eagle welcome and embrace the storms.

Through this storms, eagle could fly higher.

4. Fly alone or with other eagle

Eagle usually fly alone or with other 1 or 2 eagles, they are the leader and king of the sky

5. Ignore the distractions

When the crow sit on eagle's neck and peck on it, eagle will ignore it and how it remove this crow is by flying high until the crow doesn't have enough oxygen and will let eagle go.

Similarly, sometimes we don't need to entertain these negative or toxic friends, environments and other distractions. Just focus and fly high

6. Undergone painful process after 40 years old

After 40 years old, eagle has a choice to die or regenerate to be new eagle and if they decide to reborn, they need to undergone into painful process for 5 months and reborn and able to live for another 30 years.




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