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Are you practising using your intuition? came a message from a senpai friend this week.
"Is this good or bad?" I asked.
Is the "American Dream" of multi toilet mansions giving us joy? Or is it part of a ploy to get us consume more? What then, make us happy? What enriches our lives?
Flow - with it or against
Here're some simple changes I made to remove distractions and get more focus back. So I could do more deep work.
“Your potential is directly correlated to how well you know yourself. Those who know themselves and maximise their strengths are the ones who go where they want to go.”
Bill Fong was amongst the large numbers of Chinese migrants that left China during the late 1800s when China’s last dynasty was in decline. Many left looking for a better life overseas. In China, Bill was a rebel. He loved Cantonese opera, but the family didn’t. Despite their disapproval, he would sneak out to see many performances.
If your heart is in your dream, no request is too extreme.
A lightbulb moment went off for me when a successful entrepreneur described corporate culture vs start-up culture. With no disrespect to those in corporate, but he said "Corporates are great at sucking up 80% of your time to produce little." "It's so much about pleasing your boss and you get penalised or lose that bonus when you fail."

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Are you practising using your intuition? came a message from a senpai friend this week.
"Is this good or bad?" I asked.
Is the "American Dream" of multi toilet mansions giving us joy? Or is it part of a ploy to get us consume more? What then, make us happy? What enriches our lives?
Flow - with it or against
Here're some simple changes I made to remove distractions and get more focus back. So I could do more deep work.
“Your potential is directly correlated to how well you know yourself. Those who know themselves and maximise their strengths are the ones who go where they want to go.”
Bill Fong was amongst the large numbers of Chinese migrants that left China during the late 1800s when China’s last dynasty was in decline. Many left looking for a better life overseas. In China, Bill was a rebel. He loved Cantonese opera, but the family didn’t. Despite their disapproval, he would sneak out to see many performances.
If your heart is in your dream, no request is too extreme.
A lightbulb moment went off for me when a successful entrepreneur described corporate culture vs start-up culture. With no disrespect to those in corporate, but he said "Corporates are great at sucking up 80% of your time to produce little." "It's so much about pleasing your boss and you get penalised or lose that bonus when you fail."

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