Maybe it is one question I have been asking for many times. I enjoyed writing, but I have constantly procrastinated. I enjoyed formulating my thoughts, but I have constantly resent them. I guess I have to really process this thing.

Do you have the little self within you that you’ve been trying to hide all the time? People told you earlier that it’s a bad thing, and so you’ve got to hide them. It is your shadow. You might hide it behind your accomplishment and fake personality.

It’s been three weeks since my new journey begins. I didn’t know that I have learned so much during these three weeks.Thanks to CK Reyes that gave me an opportunity to reflect on my three-weeks journey and share my 25 tips of entrepreneurship.

Two weeks have passed since my birthday. It’s a new journey, not only as a 27th year old man, but also as a new entrepreneur.

I am coping rather than producing. Writing is good habit, and unless I can put more commitment into both networking and writing, I may not go far. It’s good to have it as journal, but I don’t want it to distract what I’m pursuing this month.

Today I want to share the three attributes of innovators, inspired by Larry Wall as he is mentioned and described in the book Learning Perl, by Randal L. Schwartz, Tom Phoenix, & brian d foy

This time I really made some difference with how I write. I’m less stressed and not rushed for the deadline. Instead of a burden, I found blogging as opportunity. Each post is an opportunity. What opportunity?

I was thinking about a topic to share about in my next speech, and GTD came out. This time I am going to repeat the same message with different structure and purpose. Basically, I’m integrating the lessons I have learned from the earlier speech, and these are some of them…

As I just renewed my room rental contract, I thought this is a good time to get me new furniture and rearrange my room. And more than a new room, the experience taught me a number of lessons. I’ll share three of them in this post.

Maybe? That sounds like a lame response. It’s so uncertain, so irresponsible, so uncommitted… If earlier I was reading that consistency is overrated, today I also want to say certainty is overrated.