Sometimes I look at Rob Greenfield’s blog and wonder if I should be blogging more like him. His posts are all positive because he wants to be a positive force for humanity. He has his down days too, but these are rare, at least compared to mine. Then again, maybe he doesn’t share all hisContinue reading “Comparison”
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My next great adventure
Hello. I haven’t written in here for over a month. I was kind of inspired to write a blog post after reading an update from a friend’s blog. I’ve been busy. Busier than I expected I would be. Which is strange, considering my biggest change in my life. But before I get to that, IContinue reading “My next great adventure”
Decluttering — One item a day
A few weeks ago, my aunt shared with me her method for decluttering: One item a day. Every day, she looks at her stuff and asks, “Have I used this in the past 6 months?” If the answer is ‘no’, out it goes. While I am a fan of batching – grouping similar tasks togetherContinue reading “Decluttering — One item a day”
The road to business failure is paved with good ideas
There are many good ideas floating around. People who create ideas often guard them jealously. However, an idea without execution is just imagination. Our imaginations are powerful, so powerful that it can convince us that we’re doing something when we’re not actually producing any real results. It is planning and execution that turn these ideasContinue reading “The road to business failure is paved with good ideas”
How to create your own modern kampong
I live in a 3-room HDB flat. This means that space inside my home is quite limited. There is a hobby that I spend about an hour or so every night that requires a little bit more open space than there is inside my home. I sit on a stool in the shared space outsideContinue reading “How to create your own modern kampong”
How I overcame anger
Ten years ago, a very close friend ghosted from my life. I knew him from church. Together we organised a big event for our church ministry where we were supposed to speak to all the Catholic priests in Singapore. It was the opportunity to get their buy-in for what we were doing. My close friendContinue reading “How I overcame anger”
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