Being persistent in achieving something good in life is exciting to talk about, but it is actually very difficult to do. On paper, the math seems easy. You set a goal, calculate the cost to reach it, identify the knowledge you need to acquire, and list the network of people

I felt it is an insult to my inteligent and understanding if i keeep worrying about what the future will be. Thats what i feel. After many years contemplating about the ever changing life situation and unpredictable yet predictable fortune. I still feel afraid of what will happen in the

In a world where getting older often means living with limitations, being able to imagine and think freely is a luxury we shouldn’t take for granted. I remember when I was a kid, my school teacher encouraged me to read books. Books can transport our imagination anywhere—there is no limit

What if I told you that your biggest disappointment in yourself is actually your superpower? I have met many friends and acquaintances who lamented that if only they had a better family, a better spouse, a better car, or a better job, they could finally be happy. I listened to

How many times does a small problem escalate into a big monster that we can’t even tame? I used to consider myself someone with a short fuse—easy to get offended if things didn’t align with my ideals. No matter how hard people tried, if I found something out of place,

What did the Buddha say about ending our suffering? How do we overcome modern-day pressure, stress, and frustration? I know for certain that if left untreated, stress and depression can cause severe health issues sooner or later. It is not a question of if, but when. Someone once asked me:

When doing chores around the house, I always felt overwhelmed. The dust was always quite thick, and the cloth I used to wipe the furniture and my work desk would turn blackened and very difficult to wash. I didn’t really like cleaning the house when I was a kid. It

Sometimes, withdrawing from a project early is the most beneficial decision we can make. We often hear people say that we shouldn’t give up easily—that success is right around the corner if we just push for one more mile. There is certainly merit to this idea. More often than not,

“You never know what you’re gonna get.” This famous line comes from the 1994 movie Forrest Gump, spoken by Tom Hanks. It means life is full of surprises, and you cannot predict what will happen next. When I graduated after four years of study in college, I felt joyful and

I often heard people like to use the excuse of “finding who they are” to leave their existing relationship, work, or even family. While I do not disagree with giving yourself time to settle your mind and figure out what you really want to do with your life, I disagree