Category: Self-Improvement

It is one of my life’s dreams to play keyboard fluently. For someone like me, this is rather im-possible dream. At 30 years old, I never knew how to read music sheets. At 30 years old, I was never exposed to too much music due to the focus in science of the Vietnamese educational system.… Continue reading 32-Consecutive-Week of Keyboard Practice

In 2023, I started a journaling practice. I wrote when i can, I wrote when I have ideas, I wrote when ideas overflew. This is the result: My imperfect 2023 journal binder. On these hundred of pages are all of my notes from January to December 2023. THE SET UP I used my precious A5-sized… Continue reading My Perfectly Imperfect 2023 Journal

There were a lot I wished my parents had taught or provided me. I wished they had signed me up for piano classes. I wished they had taken me to swimming classes. I wished my parents had taught me business skills. I wished they had taught me to handle relationships. I wished they had taught… Continue reading What I Wished My Parents Had Taught Me: Nothing More.

I often think of how great this world would be if we think of humans not by race, colour, position of power, education, or appearance but as balls of energy. We all control our own levels of energy. We all control our values. Not the society, not another race, not anyone else. We are the… Continue reading Humans = Balls of Energy

Is there a movie that you watched repeatedly more than a few times over the course of a week? Mine is “My Happy Marriage”, a Japanese live action adaptation movie of the same manga and anime. I watched it north of 10 times now, having it played in the background while writing. I wonder why… Continue reading I Love A Good Film.

I am not so surprised when I realized I am enamoured with systems. Everything I do, I am more interested in setting up the systems as I believe systems will greatly impact the results. Most of the times, I found my inclination was way too excessive. I often ponder why I am like this, my… Continue reading Noting on Adrenaline

2023 was a great year for me. If I have to pick a word, I would pick “gratefulness”. This should be the significant word for any year for me, but it is a good fit for this year so let’s go ahead with it. Above all, I am so grateful for all the friendships and… Continue reading 2023 = Gratefulness. THANK YOU!

“📖 Storytelling is a superpower! 🚀 Emotionally engaging, universally appealing, and incredibly memorable. 🌍 It connects us, inspires action, and preserves cultures. 🤝 Unlock the power of stories to build bridges and leave a lasting impact! ✨ #Storytelling #PowerOfStories #Connection” This is 99% of the posts that you can expect to get from ChatGPT if… Continue reading Stories. Tell.

Read 50 books a year. Complete my Bachelor’s degree. Write and post on blog weekly. Learn French. Complete my website with portfolio. Those were my New Year goals I wrote down at the end of 2020 for 2021. And here were the results: Read 9 books. Completed my degree (Yay!) Wrote a couple times a… Continue reading On Achieving New Year Resolutions: Failure to Success – Part 1

Successful people share a common trait. They are good communicators. And good communicators are good writers. After I started writing for the past 2 years, it occurred to me that it is not easy to be a good writer. When I first started writing, I often did not know what to write, how to write,… Continue reading There is An Artist in Everyone.