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Latest Journal Entries
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IN THE GAME
Continue Reading: IN THE GAMEI logged back into LinkedIn a few weeks ago. First time in three years. Within five minutes, I felt it. That old, familiar weight. The sense of being behind. Promotions. Credentials. New titles. Travel. Everyone moving up, moving forward, moving somewhere that looked impressive. And me? I came back with an article about invisible progress.…
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WHAT MY 23-YEAR-OLD SELF IS TRYING TO TELL ME
Continue Reading: WHAT MY 23-YEAR-OLD SELF IS TRYING TO TELL ME“Sometimes in life, you lose your focus and joy because of concentrating too much on the present happenings or events. One thing I should realise is that what I am presently doing will affect the entire course of my life.” I found that line this morning. Written in my handwriting. July 14th, 2012. A journal…
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THE LAST PERSON YOU TAKE CARE OF
Continue Reading: THE LAST PERSON YOU TAKE CARE OFAt 75, he thought he would be resting. Not like this. He had done everything right. Three children. A banker. A doctor. An engineer. He paid their fees without complaint. Sent one abroad. Watched them graduate. Watched them build their own lives. He thought he had succeeded as a father. And he had. But today…
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THE COST OF INVISIBLE PROGRESS
Continue Reading: THE COST OF INVISIBLE PROGRESSI have been building something for the past three months. Not a house this time. Not a business. Something smaller. And somehow more difficult. I have been rebuilding the habit of paying attention. The Work No One Sees Here is what no one knows: Since November, I have been writing again. Not for work. Not…
About the Author
I am an engineer who journals life lessons—reflections, patterns, and lessons worth sharing.
I write about slowing down, paying attention, and figuring out what actually matters beyond the day-to-day grind.