Tag: Lifestyle
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A Glimpse of the Work-From-Anywhere Lifestyle
Freelancing is not for everyone because not everyone is willing to let go of certainty.
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I am a procrastinator. Is it really that bad?
I am a high-functioning procrastinator – yes, that is a thing! That means that as the deadline comes closer and the pressure builds up, I can focus more and die down the noise around me. Sometimes, I think that is my superpower.
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Diderot Effect and Why We Like to Keep Upgrading Our Stuff
Have you ever experienced the feeling after buying a new pair of shoes that you suddenly urge to buy a new shirt or new pants to go with it?
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Wake up better using a sleep calculator.
Sleeping can remind us that we did a good job today. It can also tell us that though our day sucked, we still have a new day, new opportunities to be better, and new blessings that God has in store tomorrow.
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9 Ways To Protect Yourself Online
“Remember that your online security is only as secure as you make it, so do your part and due diligence. There are so many people who were already victimized online. Please don’t be the next one.”
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10 Money-Wasting Habits You Should Avoid
Many people would usually complain that there is always nothing left in their salary for emergency expenses. However, if you look closely at their lifestyle, it is easy to notice the gaps and money-wasting habits.
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10 Small Things That I Appreciated More After Entering Adulthood
In just a few years that I spent living as an adult, here are some of the things that I find more enjoyable today than when I was younger.
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The Payday Is Not A Call For Celebration
This habit of payday celebrations is an obvious sign of people trapped in the rat race. They would work, wait for their salary, spend like crazy, and wait anxiously for the next payday when they can finally repeat it all over again — an endless cycle of wages and expenses.
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Trying to be a minimalist in a maximalist’s house.
We think we need many things, but in reality, some will add little to no value. So let us be more conscious of the things that we take inside our house.
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Who are we if we remove our “Suit of Armor”?
If you remove your titles, licenses, and other fancy job descriptions, how will you introduce yourself?