it's sad when..

people in leadership are not thinking clearly the consequences of their decision making, worse even if it's a factor of feeding the excessive pride, or perhaps the unconscious desire to be approved, let alone talking about incompetency.

ok, this doesn't need to sound as depressing as it is, when i'm only talking about the way things are portrayed in a movie. but how common have situations like these be the normal dose of our 'involuntary submission' toward bad leaderships, feeling hopeless to even to see the best in our leaders as such, let alone the consequences that the decisions cause toward others.

it was an episode of 24! last night's was perhaps one episode which people could easily react with an abnormal surge of tension having seen a person's pride at work at the worst situation ever.

what has crossed my mind ever since? leadership is crucial, it needs wisdom. wisdom comes from God. some have to be leaders, when they are, they need all the supports they could get from people. when you are, don't be a loussy one. when you are not, be willing to pray for the leaders, and corporate. it all sounds rather ideal, but none is possible when we disregard God in our life.

p.s. thank God for a tuesday morning, four days to go, and i'm feeling exhausted already, i shouldn't have written stuffs like this too early in the week. using the internet for the purposes other than works, it's recently been termed 'cyber-bluddging' ;)