“I would rather have questions that can’t be answered then answers that can’t be asked.” — Richard Feynman
Some of us work best when we’re surrounded by good questions, not just quick answers.
If you’re a coach, consultant, trainer, mentor, advisor — or someone who serves through your listening and thinking — this may just be for you.
Read More “A Place to Grow — Slowly, Steadily, Together”
My regular catch-up with a buddy shifted into unexpected gears – from “pre-surgery” to “resurgence.”
“I’m not a recovering man,” I said, “I’m a resurging man!”
You’re welcome to my (virtual) co-working space:
https://space.edneylearnx.com/hasansaidin
Working solo can be tough — and sometimes, just knowing someone else is working alongside you (even silently) can make all the difference.
Read More “Co-Working Space for Body Doubling”
Photo credit: image from webpage of Trello
After a 3-month hiatus, I’ve been easing back into work over the past couple of weeks. It feels good to return, and to gradually get the engine running again.
There’s quite a bit waiting in the backlog, but I’m grateful for the recordings, summaries and documentation from before the break. They’ve made it much easier to pick up where I left off and shape a revised plan.
Read More “To Do, Doing, Done”
Watch the trailer above. A short look at my recovery journey.
To watch video of the full session, click this related post:
https://www.rubah.my/the-bypass-files
Read More “The Bypass Files: A Personal Reflection on Recovery and Purpose”
“The lower you squat, the higher you jump. Keep up the momentum!”
— Soo Beng Koh, Ph.D. (许思铭博士)
Full text:
“Well, the lower you squat, the higher you jump. I know you knew that very well, as I have seen many jumping videos of yours. Keep up the momentum, bro!”
👇🏻 Memory at Taiping Lake Gardens, December 2024.
Medical Check-Up
– and a second chance to live
To think that in January I innocently announced to the audience of my talk that I’d be doing my medical check-up in February.
