self-improvement
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Overcommitting: My Worst Habit That Needs Fixing
I often find myself in situations that I’m not truly excited about because I didn’t think hard enough before committing to them. Even though these instances burn me out, I keep finding myself repeating the same cycle of mistakes over and over again and it frustrates me that I still can’t crack the code of…
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Processing Worry
As I became an adult, I started experiencing short bursts of anxiety when I wake up in the morning. I’ve been getting better at managing the things that I think cause them. This is one of the things.
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Thoughts from when I almost drowned
In almost drowning, I think about what small practice I can add to my daily routine to help me take tiny steps towards mental clarity during high-stress situations.
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Hanging out with old guys in Singapore
In the pursuit of learning more about my profession and myself, I ended up meeting with a bunch of “old” guys in Singapore. It’s not as weird as you think but it was pretty hippy.
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Baby Steps to Stress Management
I’ve always considered myself to be someone industrious and that it was a trait to be proud of; but one day my sister helped me realize that I needed to slow down. This blogpost was a request from one of my ko-fi donors and is something I’ve always wanted to talk about.
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Bringing out “The State of Flow”
Getting into the practice of these few simple things is hard, but they greatly contribute in helping you continue to do focused work.
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Getting to “Work-Life Balance”
Three pieces of advice that is helping me define what “work-life balance” means to me.
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5 Tips for Self-Taught Project Managers
I’ve been looking at making myself better professionally because- surprise, surprise- I have a day job. Here are some points that have helped me become a better self-taught Project Manager.
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Letting Habits Settle In Slowly
It’s been almost a year of experimenting with different habits that will hopefully help me live a healthier life and good habit-forming was a critical skill to learn in the process.
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2 Task-Tracking Tools I Use Everyday
Only ever use two “productivity tools” everyday and the system has been working for me so far. Low maintenance and minimal, requirements for me so I can actually focus on the most important tool: discipline.
Ashley Uy 