What is GSTI all about? Frustration. This is the only word I heard in the workshop on Monday afternoon.
I should have known that. If I have any achievement in GSTI, that would be because I have survived from the torture.
After thses two-week class, I gradually understand how incompetent I am, in terms of pursuing translating skills and interpreting skills. I know they are not easy tasks. Unfornately, I can't see that I am doing better than I was two weeks ago. I have seen so many people ahead of me. I feel that I am far far behind. All those fears are in front of me. Am I able to get rid of it? There are so many questions and doubts in my head. I know what I have to do. But will be able to reach the destiny?
All these days, I have heard the stories from seniors, saying how much they have to do to make themselves be on the right track. When I look at them, I see great success; when I look at myself, I see uncertain future. I know what I should do. Yet, to do is one things, to do is another. Hard task. Difficult life. Uncertain future.
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