Our problem-solving skills improve over time as we solve more problems, however, problems get bigger, more complex and difficult as well. We begin tackling smaller sets of problems that might seem big and unsolvable at some time, only to conclude it’s simpler than we initially thought. The more we solve, the better our process gets, and the higher our problem-solving … Continue reading Building tolerance
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Progress, not perfection
Perfection is for those who rarely get anything completed or published. I read that somewhere. The idea of getting things perfect doesn’t really make complete sense sometimes. I look and strive for progress; it could take me longer, but I know I will get things completed and published — out to the public. When you work for … Continue reading Progress, not perfection
Switching gears
What’s the first thing you do when you don’t like something? Stay with the problem or find a solution to the problem? Many people might choose the former for being afraid of changes, just because “it’s ok” to stay at the current situation. It doesn’t make sense when you’re not happy your life. Let’s put … Continue reading Switching gears
Because happiness matters
this is not me, but this kid is happy and that’s what matters.Some of us spent months, years, and sometimes even decades looking for the right opportunity at the right company. Oftentimes we never find it or we settle only for what’s in front of us, instead of keep looking for what we truly believe in — the … Continue reading Because happiness matters
My life marathon.
No successful individual ever got to where he or she is today by not working hard, leaving pleasure aside, and sacrificing weekends. Unless you’re a trusted baby. That’s what I remind myself everyday when I wake up and after dinner hours. I’m constantly trying to hack my brain, body and life at the same time, … Continue reading My life marathon.
Play Hard, Work Hard
It's been a great yet tiring week of amazing work... running around everywhere, supporting in whatever was needed and wanted, and going above and beyond.
Richard Chan 