When written in Chinese
“When written in Chinese, the word ‘crises’ is composed of two characters – one represents danger and the other represents opportunity’ – John F. Kennedy. It is plausible for most of us to get coiled or trapped with the ‘character’ of danger when we encounter crises. We have been conditioned by our traditional values, inherent principles, teachings, consequences of burden and logical responsive stimuli imbibed in our value system are all programmed to create an instant deterrence to work on the crises, mainly attacking from the character of ‘danger’. Crises alert our fearful sense and stimulate the mind to look for references, experiences and information that are associated with fearful state. Further depends on the quality of references, experiences and information, either it exhilarates more fear and discomfort or calmness. Humans are always like to live in a comfort zone. Everything in life is executed and performed based on expected comfort ...