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I'm Amethyst Tourism. Hotels B2B & Otas Expert . AI Enthusiast
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21/08/2026

Keep praying.
Keep loving.
Keep learning.
Keep growing.
Keep trusting God.

I love what I do now 💖 Sometimes we can be grateful for where we are, while still hoping for something better.The two ca...
18/08/2026

I love what I do now 💖

Sometimes we can be grateful for where we are, while still hoping for something better.

The two can exist together.

We can appreciate our current job and still desire growth.
We can be thankful for our income and still work towards greater financial stability.
We can respect our workplace while hoping for better leadership, healthier environments, and more meaningful opportunities.

Especially in today's economy, having “enough” means more than having enough money.

Enough time.
Enough rest.
Enough sleep.
Enough space for family, health, and life outside of work.

Not every season of our career will be ideal. Some seasons give us growth, some give us experience, and some simply provide the stability we need while preparing us for what comes next.

So while we continue learning, improving ourselves, and looking forward to better opportunities, there is also something meaningful about appreciating what is sustaining us today.

Gratitude doesn't mean we stop wanting better.
Ambition doesn't mean we have to dislike what we already have.

Perhaps maturity is learning to hold both:

Being thankful for today, while continuing to build towards tomorrow. 🤍

A few days ago, I read another story about Malaysians being lured overseas by job opportunities that eventually turned o...
15/08/2026

A few days ago, I read another story about Malaysians being lured overseas by job opportunities that eventually turned out to be linked to scam operations.

It made me think about something a mentor told me when I was in my twenties:

“There is no such thing as easy money.”

At that age, I didn't fully agree with him. I thought perhaps his generation was simply too conservative and didn't believe that something “too good to be true” could actually be true.

Years later, I understand his words very differently.

Most of us will face financial pressure at some point. With inflation, rising expectations and social media constantly showing us stories of fast success, it is understandable that a job promising significantly higher income with less effort can become very attractive.

Sometimes we are also surrounded by messages such as “work less, earn more”, “financial freedom quickly” or “there must be an easier way”.

There is nothing wrong with wanting a better income or a better life.

But perhaps we should also ask:

Does the opportunity make sense compared with the skills, experience and market value I currently bring?

If an unfamiliar company suddenly offers several times our normal income for very little work, without clear responsibilities, proper verification or a logical business reason, that should encourage us to ask more questions — not fewer.

Working in hospitality has also made me think about another side of this issue.

Our industry sometimes struggles to attract local talent, even though hospitality can provide something that is difficult to see immediately: a foundation.

You learn people skills, negotiation, commercial thinking, operations, leadership, problem solving and relationships. These may not create overnight success, but over time they increase your market value.

Perhaps one of the best protections against unrealistic opportunities is to keep investing in ourselves.

Build real skills.
Understand our industry.
Keep learning.
Increase our market value.
Know what our experience is genuinely worth.

And when an opportunity comes, don't only ask:

“How much can I earn?”

Also ask:

“Why are they willing to pay me this amount, and what value am I expected to create in return?”

I still want to grow. I still want better opportunities. ....

But today I understand my mentor's advice better:

There is usually no shortcut to sustainable success.

Build your foundation, increase your value, verify opportunities carefully, and never allow financial pressure to stop you from asking whether something truly makes sense.

Sometimes the advice we dismissed when we were younger becomes the wisdom we understand only after living through a few more chapters ourselves.

Just a personal thought.I used to enjoy taking photos with well-known people whenever I had the opportunity.But today, a...
11/08/2026

Just a personal thought.

I used to enjoy taking photos with well-known people whenever I had the opportunity.

But today, a random thought crossed my mind — after taking the photo, then what? 😄

I don't become taller.
My bank account doesn't suddenly grow.
And most of the time, we may never cross paths again.

As I grow older, I find myself valuing a different kind of photograph.

Not necessarily a photo with someone important, but a photo with someone who is important to me.

People who have walked part of the journey with us.
People we have laughed with, worked with, learned from, or simply shared a meaningful moment with.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with taking a photo with someone we admire. I still would. 😊

But these days, I treasure the photos that hold a relationship, a story, and a real memory behind them.

Perhaps the value of a photograph isn't about who is standing beside us, but what that person means to our journey. 🤍

11/08/2026

Sometimes the most powerful prayer is simply saying, "Lord, I surrender."

No matter where you are today, God is faithful to transform, heal, and restore every life that's placed in His hands.

If you'd like to read more about God's faithfulness through Joyce's own journey, her new memoir is available now at joycemeyer.org/JoyceBio

A few weeks ago, I returned to a city that changed my life.More than ten years ago, I left my hometown and came here. Lo...
05/08/2026

A few weeks ago, I returned to a city that changed my life.
More than ten years ago, I left my hometown and came here. Looking back, that decision became one of the biggest turning points in my life. It shaped my career, broadened my perspective, and opened doors to opportunities I never imagined.

Every breakthrough comes with uncertainty, challenges, and the courage to step into the unknown. But I have learned that every new season also carries new opportunities for growth.

I believe God has been faithful throughout every chapter of my journey, and He will continue to guide me through every season ahead.

Sometimes, we only understand the purpose of a turning point when we look back years later.

So instead of fearing change, I choose to embrace it with faith, gratitude, and hope.
Every breakthrough is preparing us to become a better version of ourselves and those we love . 🤍

Saw this quote today and it made me smile. 😄"Too much attention makes a donkey think it's a lion."Of course, it's just a...
21/06/2026

Saw this quote today and it made me smile. 😄

"Too much attention makes a donkey think it's a lion."

Of course, it's just a joke.

But if we're honest, sometimes all of us can become that donkey.

A little success, a little praise, a little recognition — and before we know it, we start believing we are more important than we really are.

The older I get, the more I realize that humility is not thinking less of ourselves. It is remembering that there is always more to learn, more people to appreciate, and more room to grow.

Attention comes and goes.
Titles come and go.
Success comes and goes.

Character is what remains.

A light-hearted reminder for myself today:
Stay humble, stay grateful, and keep learning. ✨

Life is not about winning or losing — it is about seasons.The future is not a sprint — it is about finding the right rhy...
21/06/2026

Life is not about winning or losing — it is about seasons.

The future is not a sprint — it is about finding the right rhythm.

Wisdom is not about predicting everything — it is about learning to adapt.

There are seasons for growth, and there are seasons for reflection.
There are times to move forward, and there are times to pause, learn, and realign.

Do not define yourself by a temporary setback.
And do not lose yourself in a temporary success.

The further we go in life, the more we realize that sustainable growth comes from understanding timing, embracing change, and respecting our own pace.

As Ecclesiastes 3:1 reminds us:

“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.”

One reminder I keep coming back to:

Don’t compete with others for short-term victories.
Learn to become a friend of time.

Move a little slower when needed.
Stay steady.
Stay faithful.

And life will often become richer than you imagined. ✨

One of the biggest takeaways for me was the opportunity to learn from across different markets, and experiences. Every c...
17/06/2026

One of the biggest takeaways for me was the opportunity to learn from across different markets, and experiences. Every conversation brought a different perspective, and every sharing reminded me that continuous learning is one of the most valuable investments in our careers.

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