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 = Gratefulness. THANK YOU!
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!
Stories. Tell.
“📖 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.
On Achieving New Year Resolution: Failure to Success – Part 2
Following part 1, here is part 2 on achieving new year goals. Here are some easy tools I use for my goal setting and tracking. I used to deploy some complicated process but now, it is easy for me. Just take down a pen and paper and write down what’s most important for the year.… Continue reading On Achieving New Year Resolution: Failure to Success – Part 2
On Achieving New Year Resolutions: Failure to Success – Part 1
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
If Only I Had A Mentor
A few years back, I met my communications PR professor at UofC sharing with her my communication plan I prepared for work. Her comment to me was: THIS IS TERRIBLE. It is messy, it is incoherent and non-sense. I was appalled. I did not think it was bad, I thought it was good. Afterwards, she… Continue reading If Only I Had A Mentor
There is An Artist in Everyone.
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.
Write Me Out
Writing is my holy grail, where I can express myself and share my thoughts and ideas from my brain. It was tough at first because my thoughts were messy, scattered, unorganized. I was too embarrassed to write them out, afraid that people would see how messy and incapable I was. I had pages upon pages… Continue reading Write Me Out
I Would Have Failed
If I did this challenge a year ago, I would have certainly failed. If I took on this challenge a year ago, this is what I would have done: I would make a big announcement on social media, brainstorm topics but ran out of ideas half way through, write a few words for each blog… Continue reading I Would Have Failed
Writing up a Challenge
With all of what is going on in my life within the next 30 days, a writing challenge would be the last thing I should be thinking of. But I felt that I am ready for this, so I am going ahead and surprise myself with how much I can do and how well I… Continue reading Writing up a Challenge