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Monthly Archives: February 2011
On scaffolding.
I want to talk about scaffolding. I want to talk about it in the broadest sense of the term- not just with regards to buildings, but with regards to the creation of anything- of thought, of a piece of writing, of … Continue reading
infinite
we live for the moments that we are alive, we long for the moments that last forever, transcending the mortality of our lips, of shaking fingertips that dream of elegance. we lust for the perfection we know we cannot have, … Continue reading
Potential Blog Posts
Cigarette-smoking model of action Personal responsibility & falling sick What I learnt from Save vs Smile Heat model of change Tipping Point Evolution of Co-operation Sleep & Water My drawings My journaling Going “meta” Show, don’t tell Give up your … Continue reading
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conversation: phase-cycling
increased sleep as in i’m not sleeping right now, obviously but experimenting with it feel physically a bit tired but mentally damn alert i think there is universal wisdom in phase-cycling of all things think about it it’s written in … Continue reading
thoughts- sleep and systems
I’ve been planning to look through the intimidating amount of data I’ve accumulated over the past 30 weeks to distil simple ideas, truths, maxims that I can apply to my decision-making to create more value for myself and others- and … Continue reading
Week 30: The Next Stage.
Successful people have productive routines. It’s painfully obvious that if you want to be successful, you’re going to have to have productive routines too. I used to shy away from any kind of conscious routine-forming, unfairly associating it with rigidity … Continue reading
MM Lee’s urgings feel awkward, disconnected, forced and unconvincing
MM Lee urges Singaporeans to stand united SINGAPORE : Singaporeans have been reminded to stand united regardless of race, language or religion. Speaking at the annual Tanjong Pagar Lunar New Year dinner on Friday, Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew emphasized … Continue reading
