To me, clothing is not about chasing fashion. It’s about finding the one piece that truly fits you.
Our body is already the best work of art in the world. Good clothes simply highlight the shape, the character, and the presence that already belong to you.
That’s why I believe in buying less, choosing well, and using things for a long time.
Good clothes simply highlight the shape, the character, and the presence that already belong to you.
We are often told to follow our passion. But from my experience, that is not where things begin. Passion is unstable. It can be easily influenced by emotion, novelty, and dopamine. It feels real, but it is not always reliable. What changed everything for me was not chasing passion, but
For a long time, I’ve had a persistent sense that everything we achieve in life— degrees, titles, awards, milestones— feels very similar to progress in a video game. It is as if we are controlling a character, leveling up, clearing stages, and occasionally collecting rewards along the way. But
Why is long-term thinking essential for career success and personal growth? Because only over a long enough period can compounding truly take effect. Compounding is not an instant force. It is a kind of alchemy that requires time to build, deepen, and multiply. Without time, there is no real compounding.
Many people like to say: “Never forget your original heart.” It sounds beautiful, even inspiring. But the more I reflect on life, the more I feel that this idea is not always true. In some cases, it can even become a kind of toxic comfort. Why? Because the human heart
