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Tuesday, April 01, 2008
~ 5:00 AM ~
Pilot
It's said that the F-16 was developed to act as a support weapons system for the US military's larger and more expensive figher aircraft...it also requires one vital element to be effective: a pilot who is in complete control. So, despite its amazing capabilities, without a pilot in control, an airborne F-16 would either fly uselessly or spiral out of control, with a crash being the inevitable...
Similarly, everyone of us has potential and amazing capabilities waiting to be unleased. However, who's the pilot in your life?? interesting thought isnt it? Maybe you have an answer...then my next one is...even if you're not the pilot, have you put yourself in the position of a co-pilot??
I need an ultimate pilot...^_^
