This is Perth’s playground
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Life in 2022: Year in Review
2022 is going away soon. This is my attempt to recap my life in 2022. I might forget some of these in the next few years (as I did with some of my 2020 and 2021 events). That’s why I am noting it down now. Summary (TLDR)
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Life in 2021: Year in Review
Another year with COVID-19. Thank you everyone for coming into my life in 2021. Hope you had a great year. This is the summary of my 2021 in 3 themes. 1. A year of giving
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3 Things I learned at 30
Time flies. Now I am 30 years old ?. Just want to jot down some ideas I learned along the way, so I could come back and read them. If you stumbled upon this blog post, hopefully my random thoughts benefit you. 1. If you want to start receiving, you need to start giving
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Life in 2020: Year in Review
I was hesitate to write this year’s review since I was not sure what to write about. But when I read my ‘year in review’ from few years ago. I realised this is helpful for the future Perth to look back and smile.
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Life in 2019: Year in Review
I have been writing yearly review for 2 years. It’s a great way to come back and see what have I done in each year. Let’s do it for this year:
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[Book Summary] Ikigai: The secret Japanese way to live a happy and long life
The concept of “Ikigai” or the “a reason for being” is one of the Japanese concepts that recently getting popular. It is very interesting concept about how each individual has personal believe in the meaning of his/her own lives.
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Trackr – Our winner submission at UNIHACK Melbourne 2018
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Life in 2018: Year in Review
8 Hours til 2019. Let’s review 2018 !
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Gadgets I bought in 2018: Which one is worth buying?
This blog post is the list of electronic gadgets I bought in 2018. I will give brief pros and cons in my opinion (you can consider it as a quick review), and whether it is worth buying from 5 (worth it) to 0 (not worth it). Note that everything here is from the consumer’s point […]