The aim of this blog is to help me slow down and be more mindful of what is happening around me. It is a place for me to reflect on the information I consume, capture my experiences, and turn them into narratives that create meaning and preserve memories that might not otherwise have existed.
I grew up between Hong Kong and Bangkok, went to university in Beppu, Japan, and later studied in Cambridge and London.
I have worked as an economist at a major investment bank, and as an analyst, strategist, and office director at a macro hedge fund and a global fund in Hong Kong and Singapore.
These days, I am focused on reaching my potential in the activities and hobbies I enjoy, and on becoming the kind of person I would admire.
Hobbies
Sports: Basketball, badminton, running, Muay Thai, boxing, and Wing Chun.
Art: Drawing, piano, and blogging.
Time, Money, and Living a Good Life
An old profile interview from my previous job
Ryu's Blog 
I found your site from a WordPress course, Blogging 101, whose instruction it was today to find 5 new topics. I have found a few lovely ones, one of them being yours. I’m looking forward to exploring here and to reading more of you. Thank you!
are you still writing? i came across your blog today, and it is lovely. i especially like the piece on glamour. such an interesting topic to explore–first of all, essential to recognize. if we don’t know we are (just) lusting after something that is glamourized, how will we live a good life without being tormented with what we don’t have?
at the same time–if we don’t reach, how will we grow?
i liked the comment about glamourizing things at a distance. we do this.
best, anita
Thanks for your comment. I haven’t been updating this blog for a while. Will hope to resume writing again when my circumstance allows.
I have been reading your blog lately, and I find it both engaging and refreshing. It has inspired me to start writing a blog or diary again as a way to express myself and find relief. Now feels like the perfect time to begin. I haven’t written in a long time since my mum passed away. I lost all my inspiration to write, no matter in Chinese and English.