The Cheese Keeps Moving (And That’s Okay!)
A lighthearted take on life’s most constant companion – change You know that feeling when everything’s going perfectly, and then BAM! – life throws you a curveball? Well, my friends,…
How the Mobile Phone Invented Loneliness
Ever feel the phantom buzz of your phone when it’s not even there? Genki Kawamura explores the strange new loneliness of our hyper-connected world.
Bad Outcome Doesn’t Mean Bad Decision
You made a decision. That in itself is an act of courage. A bad outcome doesn’t tarnish that. It’s all about learning, adapting, and moving forward.
Choosing Happiness in the Thick of It
Resilience – it’s that superhero trait that doesn’t get enough credit. It’s not just bouncing back; it’s bouncing back with a grin.
Valuing Prevention in a Problem-Solving World
Here’s dilemma of prevention. How do we quantify the absence of problems? How do we measure the impact of what never happened?
The Tangible Benefits of Writing Over Typing
When you write by hand, you’re more likely to ponder each word, each sentence. This deliberate pace aids in organising thoughts more coherently and creatively.
The Myth of The Early Risers
Let’s get real here: waking up early is easy. All you need is one (or ten) alarm clocks, and voilà, either you’re up or your neighbour will kill you!
Choose Your Hardship Purposefully
Everything is hard, but you choose your hard. You choose what’s worth it. You don’t choose whether or not you’ll suffer, but you do choose what you want to suffer for.
Not Everything in Life Needs A meaning
Life is a journey. We’re always moving from one point to another. But in our quest to find meaning in every little thing, we might lose sight of this simple truth.
Companionship and Kindness
Seen as a sign of weakness or naivety, kindness is frequently undervalued in business, politics, or even day-to-day interactions.