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- Shares The Importance of Boundaries in Work and Life
- Personal Journal — July 13, 2026 (Monday) Today when I came into the office, my boss took the initiative to sit down with me and explain everything that happened on his birthday night. After hearing the whole story from beginning to end, I had a lot of thoughts running through my mind. I decided to ...
- Shares My Body’s Reaction to Carbs
- When Carbs Become a Problem: How My Diet May Be Affecting My Breathing, Energy, and Overall Health For a long time, I thought my problems were separate issues. My blood pressure was one problem. My blocked nose at night was another. The constant mucus in my nose and throat was another. I never conne ...
- Shares Watching My Son Grow: A Story of Regret, Hope, and Never Giving Up
- Today my son got his final exam results for this semester. English: 97 Math: 87 Chinese: 69 To many parents, these might just look like average grades. To me, they mean everything. Honestly, I'm so happy that I almost cried. My son is 10 years old. He has been diagnosed with ADHD and ...
- Shares Coffee, Naps, and Energy: Finding the Right Balance Between Rest and Stimulation
- For many people, the afternoon is the most challenging time of the day. After a busy morning, our energy levels naturally start to drop, and we often look for ways to recharge. Some people choose a quick nap, while others reach for a cup of coffee. But which one is better for our body and mind? Pe ...
- Shares How We Handle Problems Matters More Than the Problems Themselves
- Today I want to share something that happened at work. We recently started a new project — a smart trash can from a Japanese customer. It’s a really interesting and exciting product. The trash can has a sensor, so when you put your hand above it, the lid opens automatically. After you throw the ...
- Shares Work Dinner Turned Into Sexual Harassment
- Last night I went out with my boss, a customer, and one of our forwarders. After work, we went downstairs for barbecue. At first it seemed like a normal, casual night, but it quickly turned into something that was just off. There were five people of the forward company: one guy and four women. We ...
- Shares Engineering vs business: pushing production way too early
- I’ve been working on this pretty interesting project lately — it’s a smart rolling bed system . Basically, it’s a multifunctional design that can transform between a bed and a table. When you need it, you just extend it out and it becomes a bed you can sleep on. When you don’t, you fold it ...
- Shares When Confidence Turns Into Chaos
- Some days, work just gets under your skin. I've been holding this in for a while, and I need to get it off my chest. We're working on a smart barbecue project for a customer. At first, everyone was excited. The customer had a meeting with us, and my boss was extremely confident that we could make ...
- Shares I Love My Son, But Sometimes Parenting Him Feels Overwhelming
- My son is 10 years old, and I strongly suspect that some of his behavior is related to his ADHD, although I'm not sure if that's the whole story. One thing that worries me a lot is that he seems extremely selfish for his age. He has a very hard time sharing—whether it's toys, food, or snacks. It' ...
- Shares Parenting a 10-Year-Old with ADHD Is Wearing Me Down
- I honestly feel exhausted and overwhelmed. My son is 10 years old and has ADHD. This semester alone, it feels like there's been a new problem every single week. He's been talked into stealing snacks from a local store. He was encouraged by other kids to bully a younger student. At one point, he e ...
