The past 1.5 years have been quite tough for me, but interestingly, it forced me to do more self reflections. It helped me understand myself better and accept why I am the way I am (this sounds so philosophical… 😂).

I think I just went through (or maybe I still am? 🤔) a quarter life crisis. Something I didn’t think I would have one, considering how good things were the past 5-6 years 😂

As much as people might think I am a confident person naturally, my reflections boost my confidence to say “yes, this is how I think and do things, yes, I know the pros and cons, and yes, I know when to show the different sides of me to different people at different situations”.

I believe I learnt how to take things less personally. Nowadays, I don’t mind saying “it’s okay if you don’t like how I do things or how I think” to others in a non-personal way (although the receivers might take it personally 🤪), especially at work. I still listen to opinions and suggestions, I try to see through the actual meaning behind their statements, removing the personal aspect of their statements, and build my own understanding/summary (instead of just taking in whatever people say at the face values).

Anyway, I am going to share a few key learning points I learnt throughout the past 1.5 years. Hopefully they are relevant and can be helpful to you!

Life is unpredictable!

Enjoy the ride!

Your actions and beliefs are not your identity.

Your values are!

Stop Sliding!

Be Intentional!