Dr. Jack Yeh (Chih-Chun Yeh) | Motor Drive Architect | Robotics & Control Systems | Springer Author | IEEE Senior Member | Founder of MotorControl.School | Building the world's leading motor-control learning platform | U.S. NIW Approved
Modern Ronin Reflections
Modern life creates enormous mental noise. Many people are not exhausted because of work itself, but because their mind and energy are constantly misaligned. Different traditions have discovered similar truths about the human mind. Buddhism speaks about awareness and non-attachment. Jungian psychology speaks about the unconscious and integration. Meditation
Modern Ronin Reflections
Attention, the Real Currency of Growth I have always believed that attention is even scarcer than time. Time is certainly precious. Once it passes, it never comes back. But if a person wants to achieve true compound growth, time alone is not enough — it also requires focused attention. Attention acts
Modern Ronin Reflections
In many East Asian cultures, people are often taught to put the group and work first. But there is a fundamental contradiction in this idea. If a person continuously exhausts himself, he will eventually lose the ability to take care of himself, his family, and even his work. Once a