Thoughts

It's time to be bold!

Things I am glad that I did, and reflections

And what's the right amount of filtering?

Since some time in college, I don't read physical books anymore. If something can be done on my computer, I did it on my computer. I think it's time for some change.

I suck at a lot of things, and I challenge myself to do things I'm not the most comfortable with. I'd like to take things in my own hands, and create opportunities for good things to happen.

So I decided to stop being sloppy and be more presentable

Noun. The state of being so closed to another person that you forget how you live before meeting that person.

From what % of my 400 open browser tabs are about, and how much time I spend on researching this topic, I know there's a shift in the interest.

The realization, the impact, the attempts to re-wired it, and how it went

Taking risks is rewarded. Almost everything in my life that's worth fighting for, I took risks to get.

They're not selling clothes, they're selling a lifestyle. | Avoid their bears! I heard they're overrated.

when you felt inconfident, that reminds me what I need to change.

you're new to the club, everyone else already knows each other

this isn't right

I used to always be in a rush when visiting new places, but now I've learned to take my time, explore and appreciate. I found myself to be more CURIOUS, and I'm happy for the change.

MY website is a cozy wonderful place, and casual writing and publishing makes me happy

Quote: they don't change, at least not in meaningful ways.

Casual Review of Todd Kashdan's Curious? Book

I'm a firm believer of the importance in seeking help and the strength it demonstrates. I go to therapy to explore myself, and to induce changes.

Why I procrastinate on doing what's actually impactful and never get things done

With better scheduling and 'just start doing it' / spontaneity to break patterns

Repetitive unplanned interaction / revolving door theory, and my own identification theory.

I told R that I often opened up a lot of browser tabs, usually more than I could process, and I felt reluctant to close them.

We all live with consequences. Most of us have regrets. Consequences mean that you cannot undo things, and you kinda have to live with it.

I liked to play this game called 'guess what I mean', because since we're so close, you do know why I say something or send something, right?