I’ve been looking forward when I finally graduate, pass my board exams, become an engineer, and practice my profession.
However, I haven’t considered what I would do next.
run fast. live slow.
I’ve been looking forward when I finally graduate, pass my board exams, become an engineer, and practice my profession.
However, I haven’t considered what I would do next.
“We live in a consumerist society. Everywhere we go, and wherever we look, we are always bombarded by advertisements about all the stuff that apparently we “need.”
But do we need to subscribe to this consumerist ideals?
Last January, I started reading Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport, and it has been an eye-opener.
It revealed the dangers of our overindulgence to the attention economy, primarily through our smartphones and social media.
I avoid talking about relationships as much as possible because I have nothing much to say, given that I’ve been single for a long time.
When I was still in my previous job, I lived two cities away from my work. And anyone who’s ever lived in Metro Manila in
Years ago, my supervisor gave me a simple tip when talking with my foreign counterparts (on-shore). He said that after they give instructions, that I
Education and getting a degree is important. However, you should not just align your life around it.