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Reflections on becoming

  • Ideas and making things happen

    If you’ve participated in meetings where everyone, or at least most of all who participated in the discussion, has a lot of things to say. But what happens most of the time is that only a few are brave enough to speak up and say something. When only a few voices are heard, the concentration Read more

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  • Short audio ang gaining trust

    If you’ve had enough of quick messages that doesn’t often require deep thinking (because you can unsend it anyway), you might like to explore sending short audio messages. And what’s fascinating about them is that they can actually hear what you mean. With transactions that can be easily exchanged online, it becomes difficult to trust Read more

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  • The cosmos of Genesis 1

    Recently I’ve been consuming content about how today’s science view the cosmos, which makes me think about the cosmos of Genesis 1 (from the Hebrew Bible) and how they follow a similar pattern of how everything started from wild and waste. Then there was order and life. From Genesis 1, here’s how life on earth Read more

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  • Writing down the dates

    If you are a regular kind of person like me, then you start to forget the dates of memorable events, although the emotions linger. We remember the stories behind an object we received from an event but often find ourselves grappling for the exact date (or at least the year) of when it happened. It Read more

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  • Wanting to stay the same way

    At work, we’ve been trained to be flexible enough with changes, nothing personal. And if the change makes things easier for everyone involved, especially those with higher stakes, then change sounds like the most rational way to go. But not everyone has the same mind about how things should go. While others quickly move on Read more

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jessa

Reflections on becoming

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