Help your friends.

Help your friend’s friend.

Help good people.

Help as much as you can.

Help the people, you believe in it.

How about your return?

When the time comes, the return will come back to you like a boomerang. Don’t chase it.

Do help work because you want to do it.

I was moved by Nirmal Purja’s commitment and endurance. He climbed the world’s highest 14 peaks in less than 7 months.

He has no fear or hesitation. He has a rock-solid winner mentality.

” Mountain doesn’t say you are black or white. Or you are weak or strong. It’s one rule for everyone. If you give up, you die!

Definitely recommend it to everyone. It’s still on Netflix

We assume everyone knows what we know.

Why?

Because we watch the same news. We read the same books.

We follow the same people on Instagram.

What we know should be common knowledge.

Everybody assumes “they get the same way”

My new book is Out! It’s on Amazon. I self-published it.

It is a short book. It has only 28 pages. You can read for less than 1 hour.

It is for entrepreneurs, artists, and people who want to be a better version of themselves.

Check it out and let me know what do you think? If you get it, please don’t forget to write an honest review.

Was it fun?

I asked this question after every meeting I had. If it’s not, I won’t meet that person again. I try to avoid negative energy around me as much as I can. 

Your timeline is not everyone’s timeline. You only know based on what you can able to see, which is filtered by what they want to show you out. So, your projections are very subjective and most likely won’t happen exactly the way you have planned. 

It’s been over 2 years I attended a mobile app/game growth event in person. The last time was February 2020 in San Francisco.

Today, I went to SF for Game Developers Conference to meet old friends and make new ones. It was amazing. I missed that vibe so much. I feel like a tourist in San Francisco. Keep taking pictures of the streets/places. Everything seems so new to me.

It is also so lovely to hug my old partners/customers/investors/friends again. Some of them left SF, some came back to SF again. But, we all somehow connected during the covid via our works. That’s why easy to reconnect again.

Let’s say you are in a good mood and everything seems great. But, then, something happened; all the hard work was diminished by something unseen. What will you do?

Fight or flight?

Fighting back sounds rational. Flight sounds reasonable.

But, I have a third option for you: Restart.

Yes, restart from where you left. However, this time won’t be a cold start because your body and mind know where you used to be.

We have opinions, ideas, and feedback for the places we’ve been, encountered, etc.

-They should add more greens to their menu

– They should have Vale

– They need to vire VP of Sales

– Their engineering team need a guidance

– Their service is so slow

This list goes on. We only know what’s seen for us. Running business hard. Every job is challenging.

“Every job looks easy when you’re not the one doing it.” Jeff Immelt

A little bit more tolerance is what we all need.

What’s your style? Where do you like to hang out?

What’s their commonality?

If you know what do you like, it’s easy to find a “good” place everywhere you go.