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Yesterday marked the 15th anniversary of me giving up reading paper books for e-books, and I never looked back.
If you're looking to understand Western culture for any reason, I highly recommend it.
Let’s say: you want to tell your audience a story, with lasting impact.
This is a gift for everyone who has big ambitions but is currently stuck somewhere, unable to overcome it.
Some details on how I planned the surprise ☺️☺️
Knowing WHY you’re suffering, WHAT to do, but still CAN’T escape the feeling?
💐 Ever missed a loved one’s memorial date because it’s on the Lunar Calendar?
I’ve decided to do something new: share ALL of my knowledge online.
I was given permission by the captain to pilot a catamaran (Artemis Lagoon 450F) with my friends from Sitia to Mochlos (Greece).
Night. Over 11,000 meters above sea level. I was on a flight from Bangkok to Vienna, Austria. Something caught my eye outside the window.
I like to point out when people make excuses. It feels right, I'm helping them. Until: "I've noticed that you make a lot of excuses" - a friend of mine told me.
In search of respectful writing (starting with myself)
An introspective entry; my thoughts on the unknown, mental wounds, and how to deal with all of them.
I sometimes find myself hating AI-generated content. It feels like a waste of time: the writer of this piece is trying to fool me into doing something, so much that they employ the biggest companies on earth to help them.
In a recent interview with WARO, Huy shared his personal learning experience in Vietnam and the US, his motivation to start a career in Educational Technology from his Film and Media background, and the importance of mental health awareness in Education and the ability to re-design life.
I'm still young and probably stupid, but I do think I have something to offer.
Tôi thấy bà tôi ngồi sụp trước cửa nhà tang lễ bệnh viện 354. Tôi đoán, bà cũng vừa nghe tin ông mất.
I was sleeping. Like everyone else in my place.
It feels just like yesterday.
Today someone asked me what I do in my free time, and I couldn't answer. Suddenly I realized, the idea of free time hasn't existed for me for a while now.
Today I did something I never thought I could do
University at Buffalo Career Fair. Same place, 4 years apart.
If you feel, life was much simpler and more care free back then, you are not alone. The long term effects of information overload are just kicking in for this generation.
For a moment today, I thought I was going to die.
is probably the most destructive thing that ever happened to my life.
ALL MY LIFE I LIVED IN FEAR
Around this time 2 years ago, I was wondering if I can even graduate.