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Here, I host collection of musings, reflections, book reviews, analyses, and interesting thoughts I’ve had over the years.
Here, I host collection of musings, reflections, book reviews, analyses, and interesting thoughts I’ve had over the years.
Here are five of my top reflections after hitting the five year mark after graduating from college back in 2017.
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On average, people spend 90,000 hours over the course of their life at work. Why not make the best of that time?
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As designers, do we choose to specialize our skills in a specific field or broaden our range of knowledge?
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As the new year starts, my theme for 2019 is wellness - practicing it and being more mindful of its eight dimensions.
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We’ve been so focused on sharing our work and promoting the things we make that we lose sight of other important duties that accompany our roles as designers.
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Nir Eyal’s Hooked Model explains how games keep players coming back.
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Writing well can be a catalyst for success, whether it be in the realm of personal growth, professional development, or social prosperity.
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A collection of thoughts I've compiled during my brief stint as ScrumMaster at Putnam Investments.
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This past year, I finished several books on the topic of death and mortality, most of which are personal memoirs. As I continue to grow older, this is a topic that constantly waxes and wanes in and out of my mind.
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An analysis of the five types of archetypal players you might encounter in both the office and on the basketball court.
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I tend to read a lot of self-help books, which are all helpful in their own ways, but Mark Manson's crudely humorous book The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck easily takes the cake.
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Good newspaper design is crucial to great user experiences. Here's my analysis on why (and how) the news industry is quickly changing and becoming more digital.
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I've always wanted to deliver a commencement speech to a bunch of fellow graduates, but have always wondered what I'd say or talk about. Now that I'm more than a month out of college, here are some genuine thoughts and nostalgic remembrances about my time at Boston University.
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I co-founded a professional business fraternity after my freshman year of college and have seen it grow and evolve throughout my college experience. Here are some of my thoughts from senior year about my experiences and whether or not I'd do it all over again.
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There’s one quotation, or rather, definition, that always strikes a chord in me every time I come across it. It's enigmatic, apprehension-inducing, but mysteriously beautiful and wonderous at the same time.
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As the first two decades of my life comes to a close, I realize that the formative years of my life are not ending, but just beginning. I've outlined a high-level roadmap of where I am and where I want to be when I'm 30. This is a personal reflection of who I am, who I was, and who I want to be.
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During the summer after my freshman year of college, I interned for Nextgengolf, a Boston-based golf startup that connects young golfers to the golfing scene across the United States. Here are some of the lessons I've learned and differences I've discerned between working for a smaller startup and a larger corporation.
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After the racial-motivated shooting in Charleston, I wanted to share my personal perspective and thoughts about the impetus behind why Roof committed such a heinous crime.
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In 2015, I decided to start a blog on Medium. Since then, I've tried my best to continuously publish new articles and revisit old ones I've written to see how I've evolved over the years.
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I want to share some quick thoughts about Atul Gawande's book Being Mortal, which explores topics such as euthanasia, mortality, and the final stages of life.
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On average, people spend 90,000 hours over the course of their life at work. Why not make the best of that time?
Read More >>As designers, do we choose to specialize our skills in a specific field or broaden our range of knowledge?
Read More >>We’ve been so focused on sharing our work and promoting the things we make that we lose sight of other important duties that accompany our roles as designers.
Read More >>Nir Eyal’s Hooked Model explains how games keep players coming back.
Read More >>Writing well can be a catalyst for success, whether it be in the realm of personal growth, professional development, or social prosperity.
Read More >>A collection of thoughts I've compiled during my brief stint as ScrumMaster at Putnam Investments.
Read More >>Good newspaper design is crucial to great user experiences. Here's my analysis on why (and how) the news industry is quickly changing and becoming more digital.
Read More >>During the summer after my freshman year of college, I interned for Nextgengolf, a Boston-based golf startup that connects young golfers to the golfing scene across the United States. Here are some of the lessons I've learned and differences I've discerned between working for a smaller startup and a larger corporation.
Read More >>It doesn’t look like I’ve written anything about that yet.
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Here are five of my top reflections after hitting the five year mark after graduating from college back in 2017.
Read More >>As the new year starts, my theme for 2019 is wellness - practicing it and being more mindful of its eight dimensions.
Read More >>This past year, I finished several books on the topic of death and mortality, most of which are personal memoirs. As I continue to grow older, this is a topic that constantly waxes and wanes in and out of my mind.
Read More >>I've always wanted to deliver a commencement speech to a bunch of fellow graduates, but have always wondered what I'd say or talk about. Now that I'm more than a month out of college, here are some genuine thoughts and nostalgic remembrances about my time at Boston University.
Read More >>There’s one quotation, or rather, definition, that always strikes a chord in me every time I come across it. It's enigmatic, apprehension-inducing, but mysteriously beautiful and wonderous at the same time.
Read More >>As the first two decades of my life comes to a close, I realize that the formative years of my life are not ending, but just beginning. I've outlined a high-level roadmap of where I am and where I want to be when I'm 30. This is a personal reflection of who I am, who I was, and who I want to be.
Read More >>I want to share some quick thoughts about Atul Gawande's book Being Mortal, which explores topics such as euthanasia, mortality, and the final stages of life.
Read More >>It doesn’t look like I’ve written anything about that yet.
Try another search
An analysis of the five types of archetypal players you might encounter in both the office and on the basketball court.
Read More >>I tend to read a lot of self-help books, which are all helpful in their own ways, but Mark Manson's crudely humorous book The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck easily takes the cake.
Read More >>I co-founded a professional business fraternity after my freshman year of college and have seen it grow and evolve throughout my college experience. Here are some of my thoughts from senior year about my experiences and whether or not I'd do it all over again.
Read More >>After the racial-motivated shooting in Charleston, I wanted to share my personal perspective and thoughts about the impetus behind why Roof committed such a heinous crime.
Read More >>In 2015, I decided to start a blog on Medium. Since then, I've tried my best to continuously publish new articles and revisit old ones I've written to see how I've evolved over the years.
Read More >>It doesn’t look like I’ve written anything about that yet.
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Currently Reading
I'm a huge offender of overthinking, and sometimes find myself being limited by my own thoughts. This book is a great start to learning how to overcome your mind to ease unnecessary anxiety and stress.
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Currently Reading
In college, I founded an organization called Open Web which teaches students web development so they can build websites for non-profits. Throughout the process, I've learned a lot about internal motivation and incentives to drive people to perform their best.
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Currently Reading
Dave Cullen's Columbine provides a detailed account of the events that transpired the several weeks before and after the shooting in 1999. Here are my thoughts about what we can learn about from Columbine.
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Currently Reading
Taking one of my most used and favorite apps and redesigning it from the ground up. In this study, my goal was to reconstruct the JEFIT app and make it something that is catered to what users use.
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