Following-up on my last post on betting on yourself, I reflect on the risks of pursuing the status quo and my superpowers.

Digesting an article on betting on yourself by Alex Su and coming to terms that things are going to get worse before better.

Unpacking people’s responses as a reflection of who they are—not you.

Reminding ourselves that life tomorrow isn’t guaranteed with the story of my dad’s colleague who passed away just hours after his retirement party.

Reflections after coming back home for the second time—this time after an unplanned trip back to Seoul.

Our challenge is to find peace in the storm—loving, believing in, and encouraging ourselves when it’s hardest to do so.

Realizing I’ve been playing it small because of the mental framework I’ve been operating under and deciding I want to play differently.

Everyone else seems to be doing everything right and even though they seem farther ahead, it’s okay.

Reframing “why is this happening to me” to “whys is this happening for me” for a completely perspective shift.

Grappling with how to define yourself after you get laid off and can’t rely on your title or career.

For my fellow bloggers and writers, what drives you pursue the written word?

Taking a moment to reflect on the past 8 months of travel.

Visualizing your life in weeks to see how many weeks have past and how many you have left is a sobering reminder that life is truly precious.

I got rejected from an opportunity I was really excited about but nothing has really changed.

A summary of nine things that I think contribute to a good life.

I grapple with the question of returning back to a 9 to 5 job, which feels almost impossible after the past year.

Sharing why I hate this question and how it has and continues to haunt me.

How small practices lead to much bigger and better things, greater than the sum of the parts.

Drawing on my startup experience, I discuss what causes us to fail—in the case of growing businesses and as people.