It’s a slow Tuesday at work today. Not much to do in the office, and blame it on the gloomy day, I feel sleepy and unmotivated. And to add to the irony, a colleague of mine has just tendered her resignation yesterday after a month’s stay here and a new colleague just joined us today. From the looks of things, this roller coaster at work will most likely carry on for a while.

Trying to organise a Christmas celebration this weekend with my family. Coordinating with people has probably been an enjoyment to me ever since young. I love the idea of getting people involved together and human interaction. A trainer once commented that I am most likely an amiable-expressive personality when it comes to work. And I agree. I love the idea when a group of people are sharing a common objective, a common goal and one vision to follow. It brings togetherness and a strong bond within a team. I like that.

I realised along the course of my life, I have more often than not, take on the facilitator role for several groups of people, be it at home, at work or even at church. Very often, I am the main contact who organises events, or the person who links others up, whether it’s for business or for personal matters. And that to me, has always bring much satisfaction and joy. For one, I get to connect people up and allow relationships to be built. At the same time, I relish in the joy that I have had the chance to help others in their need of help and channel them in the right direction.

Reflecting upon that, I am convinced that this is probably His gift to me. To be a people person who facilitates relationships. And a recognition of that brings much confidence to me personally. At the very least, I know that this is who I am and where my core strength lies in.

My prayer is that with the little talents that He has given me, I will continue to grow them to His Glory, and more so, bring people into the Kingdom of Christ.