Do check out Derek Sivers’ post at sivers.org/hsu. I didn’t realize Sivers already has a Venn chart (when I clicked on the link), but I saw his chart only after I’ve created mine.

Today, on this Friday, I ended the chapter on my conventional work-life. My initial plan was to enter into early retirement to play full-time—to focus on my personal projects and interests. My employer, though, has a better idea and because of that, I will be entering into an interesting phase of redesigned work where I get to do both: play and work.

QUIET GIRL IN A NOISY WORLD is funny and so relatable. I borrowed the e-book version from the library and finished it in one sitting while having my breakfast (this sounds like what I’ve said before…). QUIET GIRL is a book I want to keep in my personal collection, so I bought a copy.This is my second Debbie Tung book; the first one was BOOK LOVE, which is equally (if not, more) awesome.

My T.I.T.A., short for Topics I Think About, is getting longer. As at today, I have 192 entries in the list that I have been maintaining. My top 10 topics are:[...]

THE SHAPE OF IDEAS is a fun and thought-provoking read. I borrowed the e-book version from the library this morning and finished it in one sitting while having my breakfast.

I’ve been tinkering with Norwegian and Danish for a while now on Duolingo and they’re similar to Swedish. I enjoy learning both and it’s time to get serious with them. I bought some books for a more in-depth study expanding on my knowledge of the Scandinavian languages (also called North Germanic languages).