I am
neither an optimist nor a pessimist, and no i am not an opportunist.
I am never an idealist and sometimes i drift away from being a
realist. I adapt as i go.
I don't
deceive myself by saying everything would be fine when clearly things
are never going to be fine.
I don't
say i am optimistic of seeing Liverpool winning the English Premier League when i
clearly know they don't have what it takes, neither am i a pessimist
if I say Chelsea cannot retain the UCL crown, and no i am not an
opportunist if i think Arsenal, should take advantage of Liverpool's
poor form to beat them at Anfield.
Working
with facts doesn't make me a realist any more than working with
theories makes me an idealist.
There is
a fine balance between all these where i can choose to stay, looking
at situations and taking the “perfect philosophy” to use. This
statement may sound realistic, or opportunistic – depending on how
you view it – but view it another way and you'll realize there's a
bit of every aforementioned trait.
There is
no one way of approach.
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| The question is not what you look at, but what you see. - Henry David Thoreau |
