Never stop improving
As the world demands and shifts towards valuing transparency due to technology, globalization, and interactions between multiple cultures, where people with internet are more closely connected, the unstoppable desire for visibility, the destroying of silos, and the demand for an improved world, forces people to live cleaner and more honest lives.
When people talk about motivation, it’s hard to describe. There’s no algorithm and there’s no recipe.
Often, our most painful moments are the ones we grow from most.
Continue reading “Leveling Up: The Philosophy Behind Navigating Pain”
A few weeks ago, an employee resource group at work invited me to speak at an event where they would provide workshops, speakers, and competitions to girls in high school so that they could learn more about tech.
So here’s a written version of my talk, labelled “Being Comfortable with the Uncomfortable: A Message from the Future to the High School Me.”
Those feelings of doubt that we all dread. The endless paranoia in our head. A heart of darkness or the weight of carrying the world on our shoulders. These are all universal feelings that are expected with the unknown. Stop. What if I told you that sometimes that pit in your stomach was an indicator that things were going right in the best of ways?
“Love is that condition in which the happiness of another person is essential to your own.”
― Robert A. Heinlein, Stranger in a Strange Land
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full article, total read time: 4 min 49 sec
shortcut: skip to the 4-question personality quiz (ctrl or cmd + f) and then use decipher (you lazy ass…)
INTRO
Life doesn’t have to be so hard. What if you could decode and read people easily?
The One Solution Fallacy: Is it Right for You?
Most things in life don’t have a hard and fast rule. The older I get, the more clearly it seems to me that there isn’t only one solution, one truth, or one correct answer. If this was a 3-choice answer sheet, the answer would be choice 4. People have their diverse opinions. I like it better that way anyways. It makes conversations more interesting and it makes people more unique. Imagine talking only to yourself for a few days. Very boring, very fast.
Here’s some situations where people often think that there is only one solution – their solution:
Continue reading “The One Solution Fallacy: Is It Right for You?”
1. Programming is a superpower (have you seen The Matrix?) as much as it is text on a blank screen, 1s and 0s, true and false, and electric bits flowing through a wire.
Continue reading “What Is Programming – The 5 Principles of Defining Programming”
I always wondered why life didn’t come with instructions.