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Reflections on becoming

  • To all my friends who drink coffee way too much

    When you are young, you think you are invincible. That even if you sleep late at night (or even early in the morning the next day) to catch up with never-ending work or an episode of your favorite movie series, it won’t adversely affect you in some way. From yesterday’s post, we learned that seven Read more

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  • Sleep — the easiest corner to cut?

    I am born into a generation who thinks that sleep is leisure which hinders ticking off one more thing from the never-ending to-do list. That’s why it is okay to stay up late for work or for another movie episode. Because with all the things we want to do and experience in life, sleep seems Read more

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  • Exceptional talent and purposeful practice

    If you’ve been thinking lately about how other people get so creative and you pale in contrast, you might have assumed that you simply don’t have the talent gene. You assumed that you need to be like Iron Man with a strike of genius before you can come up with the most innovative and novel Read more

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  • Ideas and meaningless pursuits

    Your frame of thought depends on your exposure to various ideas. Not just any idea but ideas that add value to you and the people around you. And it shows. If that’s the case, you need to be purposive on what ideas you expose yourself to. Instead of mindlessly consuming information (that gets increasingly available Read more

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  • The weight of sadness

    I’ve been told countless times (from the books I’ve read) that your body tells you first the things your mind can’t make sense of yet. So if you’ve been feeling a lot heavy these days, you might begin to ask yourself whether sadness is growing inside of you but you just decided to dismiss it. Read more

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jessa

Reflections on becoming

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