Personally, I'm a happy-go-lucky type of person. I just want to enjoy every moment, thus delving into music (violin and sax), martial art (chinese wushu), painting, meditation, poetry. I like listening to classical music, reading books creativity books, self-help books, philosophy, and poetry. I also enjoy finer things in life: wine, steak, dark chocolate cakes, etc. I love exploring new things that can better my life in anyway.
I believe in quantum leap experience wherein achievements that spans several lifetimes can possibly be achieved this life - back with pure will, knowledge, skill, and wisdom.
At work, I strive for what is the best, the most effective and the most efficient. I am good in observing 'best practices' from my colleagues - hoard quietly, collate them with structure, corroborate with others, and integrate them in my system. One the basic martial tenets I hold onto from Judo and Taichi is: minimum effort, maximum damage. With proper training and understanding, one will reach a point of finesse and grace, with great impact at work yet seemingly effortless. This is the way to mastership, expertise, and adeptship in all fields of learning be it business or whatnot.
Personally, I'm a happy-go-lucky type of person. I just want to enjoy every moment, thus delving into music (violin and sax), martial art (chinese wushu), painting, meditation, poetry. I like listening to classical music, reading books creativity books, self-help books, philosophy, and poetry. I also enjoy finer things in life: wine, steak, dark chocolate cakes, etc. I love exploring new things that can better my life in anyway. I believe in quantum leap experience wherein achievements that spans several lifetimes can possibly be achieved this life - back with pure will, knowledge, skill, and wisdom. At work, I strive for what is the best, the most effective and the most efficient. I am good in observing 'best practices' from my colleagues - hoard quietly, collate them with structure, corroborate with others, and integrate them in my system. One the basic martial tenets I hold onto from Judo and Taichi is: minimum effort, maximum damage. With proper training and understanding, one will reach a point of finesse and grace, with great impact at work yet seemingly effortless. This is the way to mastership, expertise, and adeptship in all fields of learning be it business or whatnot.