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From Success to Slump: Understanding the Arrival Fallacy and How to Avoid It

Congratulations! After investing a significant amount of your time and effort, you finally achieved that special goal you have set for yourself. But what’s next? What Is Arrival Fallacy After that surge of satisfaction and happiness, have you experienced your emotions normalising and even felt a tinge of disappointment

Reviewing My 2023 Goals (Part 3 of 3)

The future starts today, not tomorrow. – Pope John Paul II With 2 months left for 2023, the spookiness of Halloween had creeped by and the Christmas jingles can be heard just around the corner. As we take a look at the outstanding goals set at the start of the year,

Reviewing my 2023 Goals (Part 2 of 3)

The way we spend our time defines who we are. – Jonathan Estrin There is a common saying that how you spend your time everyday, is how you will spend your entire life. To many of us who hear or read this for the first time, it is easy to shake

Reviewing My 2023 Goals (Part 1 of 3)

The bad news is time flies. The good news is you’re the pilot. – Michael Altshuler Have I been a responsible and disciplined pilot for the year of 2023? As we enter the final quarter of the year, this post serves as a reflective one for myself to review what

Jars of Wealth

Do you remember your childhood days, where you eagerly stash away your leftover coins at the end of each week into a little piggy bank in your room? Slowly but surely, you accumulate your savings in order to achieve your goals. You could be saving to buy an item such

Relationship With Money - To Control Or Be Controlled

Money is a great servant but a bad master - Francis Bacon A subject that plays a pivotal role in everyday living, but not talked about enough objectively or taught sufficiently during most of our upbringing days. It is interesting that although our current education system prepares us to provide

Kaizen - How This Concept Set Me Up To Be Better

Kaizen (改善) is represented by two Chinese characters meaning "change" and "for the better" respectively. Kaizen is often understood as the process of seeking "continuous improvement" and commonly used as a management concept or approach to improve business processes. Understanding Kaizen I was first