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Reflections on becoming

  • Bright screens

    Dazzled by the bright screens. Each scene from the game was so immersive that I couldn’t tell the time anymore. A form of escape, an entertainment to pass the time. What do we gain after the storyline ends? Read more

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  • Stepping back

    These days, I’ve been watching documentaries about various topics, such as geopolitics, economics, healthcare, education, energy, and the environment. Some of them were aired a decade ago or even more. And what interests me is how current events make more sense the farther you step back in time. Indeed, the signals of change indicate what Read more

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  • Getting out of a cultural bubble

    As a kid, I look forward to being exposed to different worlds of thought, which means that I will get to know other people who don’t speak and think like me because of varying cultures. I always think that “there’s a bigger world out there,” and it always excites me to meet and talk to Read more

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  • What teamwork helped us achieve

    A year ago, I was tasked to supervise a small team of volunteers and ensure that we produce radio episodes weekly. The managerial aspect seems straightforward, such as making a system the volunteers can easily follow and ensuring that we stick to that system. Building a system was the first step, but I can attribute Read more

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  • Beyond ticking off a checkbox

    It’s easy to be caught up in your to-do lists and drown in the unending workload. But having a goal gives you a reason to continue despite the sacrifices and the tiring days. Getting things done to achieve a goal is way more rewarding than getting things done for the sake of ticking off a Read more

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jessa

Reflections on becoming

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