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Reflections on becoming

  • Doing extra

    If you treat your work with disinterest and lack of dedication, it becomes difficult for you to empathize with people, especially when you do work that requires you to interact with the people you seek to serve. Because doing extra, like working with empathy, is something that the job usually doesn’t really pay for. So Read more

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  • Evening walks

    There’s something about walking under street lights and on breezy evenings when most people are traveling home or eating out with families and friends. I can’t help but feel how the busyness is different in that it is more relaxed than the usual grind in the mornings. And walking outside with a friend or a Read more

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  • This is my generation

    Each generation has its unique mark on society, primarily because their worldview is shaped based on economic conditions, demographic changes, cultural movements, and technological advancements. I live in a world post-pandemic (we had it with COVID-19) where working from home is widely adopted. I live in a time when there are not many gatekeepers as it Read more

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  • One-hit-wonder

    Being a one-hit-wonder could make you feel good or bad about yourself, depending on what perspective you choose to stand. If making a hit is the only thing that keeps you working, then it may not sustain you in the long run because you might find it challenging to replicate your initial success. And if Read more

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  • Measure and manage

    Almost in my 30s, I wonder if I have really trodden on the path I thought my younger self should have. Am I where I should be heading? I agree that it would be challenging to manage what you don’t measure.  But how do we measure ourselves if we want to be successful in life? Read more

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jessa

Reflections on becoming

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