This journal contains editorialized thoughts and contemplations on how I can improve my professional environment and personal motivation.

Moderately fact-checked, but accurate to the best of my knowledge, these are the discussions that are shaping my future self and ensuring I squeeze every drop of joy out of my work life.

Why Journal?

This online journal began as a New Year's resolution to learn web development. Needing content, I began writing down my thoughts and...

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Diary of a CEO

It has been several months since diving into this best selling book by Steven Bartlett. Here are the "sticky" concepts that have stayed...

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A workforce will not spontaneously embrace new software. If you're waiting for that, you're either bleeding money on licensing that's...

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Why Journal?

This online journal began as a New Year's resolution to learn web development. Needing content, I began writing down my thoughts and...

5 days ago2 min read

Diary of a CEO

It has been several months since diving into this best selling book by Steven Bartlett. Here are the "sticky" concepts that have stayed...

Jun 85 min read

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

"Love what you do, and you'll never work a day in your life", my father said.

Intrigued by the intersection of human behavior, neuroscience, attitude, and leadership, I've spent time exploring how these elements can foster a genuine passion and enjoyment for work and life. Through journaling, I've scribbled insights and learnings about the how individuals can choose to enjoy their professions.

So, when I set a goal to learn web development, I turned my musings into articles and created this blog. Now, I've found a structure for a values and leadership journal that outlines my personal beliefs and professional growth.

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