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My Cup and Your Cup

“I know that celebrity. Do you follow that influencer? My kid works at a top-tier company.”These are phrases we often hear, and some of us have likely said them ourselves at some point. As humans, we struggle with reflecting on our own “cup”—our inner self—or even recognizing its true state. Instead, we have a tendency …

What Will Never Change in Your Life?

Jeff Bezos had this great interview quote many years ago where he said, “People always ask me what is going to change in the future. I submit that a better question is, what is not going to change?” His example, when he thought about Amazon, was that you cannot imagine a future in which Amazon …

The Trap of Perfectionism

I am a perfectionist. Before starting anything, everything must be perfectly in place. I need ample time, no distractions, and all preparations complete. Only then can I begin “perfectly.” This morning, I prepared for my day with utmost perfection. I laid out my workout clothes next to my bed, selected and ironed my outfit for …

Diamonds in the Rough

Hidden Potential: A Lesson for First-Generation Asian Immigrants First-generation Asian immigrants often face immense challenges when they arrive in a new country. From language barriers and cultural differences to economic hardships, these individuals must navigate unfamiliar territories while striving to build a better life for themselves and their families. Despite these obstacles, they demonstrate extraordinary …

Journey VS Destination

It’s always amazing how I can find other great stories while reading a book. This time was from a book ,Hidden Potential, by Adam Grant. It’s my second book from him after Think Again. From this Hidden Potential, I’ve found an adventurer, Alice Levin. I watched her TEDx talk and it had me think about …

Needs VS Wants

If you haven’t, I highly recommend picking up this heartwarming and thought-provoking book, “Tuesday with Morrie”. It’s a story that has resonated with countless readers and has the power to change your perspective on life. I personally went through an entire box of Kleenex while reading, as the book’s poignant themes mirror our own experiences …