writing

  • Like To Go Shopping When You’re Hungry

    How do you use social media? Social media is like fire or like credit cards. If you don’t have control over them, addiction and disaster are guaranteed. However, if used intelligently, they can become an important tool for growth, education,… Continue reading

    Like To Go Shopping When You’re Hungry
  • From Emptiness to Purpose

    Describe a decision you made in the past that helped you learn or grow. In life, you either win or you learn. Sometimes, there’s no alternative but to learn the lesson. There’s no decision to make. Change is the only… Continue reading

    From Emptiness to Purpose
  • From Pagers to AI

    How has technology changed your job? I started working in IT in the mid‑90s, when cell phones still hadn’t reached every social group. Back then, field technicians used pagers. When we received a message, we had to find the nearest… Continue reading

    From Pagers to AI
  • We All Have A Talent

    What’s a secret skill or ability you have or wish you had? I want to answer this question with a little turn. We all have a talent and it shouldn’t be a secret—something not everyone can do as well as… Continue reading

    We All Have A Talent
  • See You In 50 Years

    Write a letter to your 100-year-old self. Dear Me, Today marks the centenary of your birth, and I want to be with you on this special day. Surely you’ll be celebrating with your children, grandchildren, great‑grandchildren, friends, and loved ones.… Continue reading

    See You In 50 Years
  • Choose Your Hard

    What is the last thing you learned? I had always believed that being alone was a valid choice. Not building a home was just as valid as being in a relationship and starting a family. My wish to be alone… Continue reading

    Choose Your Hard
  • Life, Death and Other Teachers

    What experiences in life helped you grow the most? There are tough experiences in life that make us see things differently. They force us to change course and guide our steps toward better paths. A broken heart, bankruptcy, the life… Continue reading

    Life, Death and Other Teachers
  • Unintentionally No, But Intentionally Yes

    Have you ever unintentionally broken the law? Surely more than one person will hesitate a bit before answering this question, since it could be taken as a written confession of something wrong we did in the past. But we have… Continue reading

    Unintentionally No, But Intentionally Yes
  • Ikigai

    List three jobs you’d consider pursuing if money didn’t matter. According to Japanese philosophy, we should all strive to find what they call Ikigai. It is our reason for being. It is the reason we get up every morning. There… Continue reading

    Ikigai
  • A Scary Taxi Ride in Panama City

    Share a story about the furthest you’ve ever traveled from home. This wasn’t the farthest I’ve ever traveled from home. Yet, this story remains etched in my memory. It stands out as one of the most unsettling experiences I’ve had… Continue reading

    A Scary Taxi Ride in Panama City