Enjoy the processIf the grass is greener on the other side, water your lawn*Learn to fight wellIt is good to be biculturalAsk questions often, offer opinions less (because opinions are the cheapest commodities, everyone has them)*New York is not the center of the world, nor anywhere for that matterSharpen your saw*Sabbath does not mean Sunday…… Continue reading 34 Bits of Unsolicited Advice
Category: Life
When I Die
He found himself understanding the wearisomeness of this life, where every path was an improvisation and a considerable part of one’s waking life was spent watching one’s feet.Ralph, The Lord of the Flies Begin with the end in mind. When I die. The finality of the thought put down on paper has an odd peacefulness…… Continue reading When I Die
Find Your Purpose in Life Over Resolutions
The beginning of a new year. It doesn’t really have much intrinsic value or significance. Yet, we look forward to it and celebrate with big countdowns, cheers, and kisses. We reset our mental and emotional clocks and dig deep to find a different will-power to achieve our New Year resolutions. We want to get more…… Continue reading Find Your Purpose in Life Over Resolutions
New Death, New Life
“To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people just exist.” – Oscar Wilde My friend recently passed away and his death was another reminder of how fleeting life is. Many of us that live in the modern West pursue and enjoy youth, vitality, and health. Death, suffering, pain—these things are almost antithetical…… Continue reading New Death, New Life
Brainstorm Personal Mission Statement
The past few months I have revisited some old books like Think and Grow Rich, 7 Habits, as well as personal assessments. Today, I speed-listened to a video seminar by Jim Rohn (How to Live Your Best Life). I’m coming to a realization that the advice of the wealthy is very similar and has not…… Continue reading Brainstorm Personal Mission Statement
Hungry
Last summer, I had a rude awakening to not only how much weight I had gained, but how much bigger my fat cells grew, particularly around the waist and thighs. While on a family trip, all the shorts I previously owned did not fit and more alarmingly, I bought new shorts which were too tight but comfortably…… Continue reading Hungry
A Medical Review of the Stagnant Life
It has already been a couple of years since the inception of Enjoy the Process, and since its beginning, I’ve experienced so much in the short amount of time—new avenues of work and passions, new relationships, and new depths of faith. The journey has been amazing and there is not a moment that I regret.…… Continue reading A Medical Review of the Stagnant Life