New toy and self-reflection

Went to Midvalley Megamall right after the BNM workshop last Tuesday. The initial idea was to have personal time with my wife but end up spending RM22++ to buy DJI Mavic Mini Drone (plus a memory card). 😊

That is my first drone and I have tried to learn how to use that drone as good as I can. I read the manual, tried to calibrate the drone as instructed and took a few short videos using the quick shot function. I also injured myself when tried to catch my drone when it flew toward the wall and plants. Obviously, that drone was affected by the magnetic field near my house. Lesson learned.

Next target is to learn how to edit the video and hopefully can share videos in this platform.

Just after having dinner today, I turned moody and start to feel miserable. I think that negative feeling is because I was trying to get a scapegoat to explain my miserable feeling. Somehow, I have realised that my unhappiness is due to my ego. Ego have prevented me to admit I am wrong. Perhaps self-reflection is needed and when I do it in the future, I have to remind myself to look at my weaknesses, instead of pointing fingers on the other person.



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