Tag: Inspiration

Kick up your writing!, Personal

Why you should never regret being a writer

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People would frown whenever I’d say, “I’m a writer. I write on a blog.” As if writing wasn’t a real job. As if I made the stupidest choice to ever spend my time on. “But Tiffany, you could be so much more. Why not get a job at one of those... Read More | Share it now!

People would frown whenever I’d say, “I’m a writer. I write on a blog.” As if writing wasn’t a real job. As if I made the stupidest choice to ever spend my time on. “But Tiffany, you could be so much more. Why not get a job at one of those... Read More | Share it now!

Life, Personal

How to learn anything faster: Don’t read books.

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I always thought school was pretty useless. For one, they don’t teach you the most basic life skills like personal finance, relationships, negotiation and survival. And two, they throw a bunch of books at you, expecting you to memorize every detail... Read More | Share it now!

I always thought school was pretty useless. For one, they don’t teach you the most basic life skills like personal finance, relationships, negotiation and survival. And two, they throw a bunch of books at you, expecting you to memorize every detail... Read More | Share it now!

Life, Personal

What drinking water has taught me about achieving impossible goals

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I have a confession to make: I love water, but I’m rarely thirsty. It’s a pretty serious problem, because even when I’m breaking a sweat at the gym or eating something very salty, my thirst reflex doesn’t turn on. I know, sounds pretty... Read More | Share it now!

I have a confession to make: I love water, but I’m rarely thirsty. It’s a pretty serious problem, because even when I’m breaking a sweat at the gym or eating something very salty, my thirst reflex doesn’t turn on. I know, sounds pretty... Read More | Share it now!

Startups

My 4 month Journey in Southeast Asia as a Digital Nomad: Thailand

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A paradise for foodies, travelers and minorities. I only stayed in Thailand for one month. But in a few days, it became my #1 place to work remotely. If you’re curious to know why I decided to work in Southeast Asia, read here. If you missed the 1st... Read More | Share it now!

A paradise for foodies, travelers and minorities. I only stayed in Thailand for one month. But in a few days, it became my #1 place to work remotely. If you’re curious to know why I decided to work in Southeast Asia, read here. If you missed the 1st... Read More | Share it now!

Startups

My 4 month Journey in Southeast Asia as a Digital Nomad: Malaysia

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The home of a well-connected society where cultures fuse into one. Before I wrote a post about why I ditched the office to work remotely. It was because I hated where I was in life. And I felt sick of everything. I just wanted to go someplace... Read More | Share it now!

The home of a well-connected society where cultures fuse into one. Before I wrote a post about why I ditched the office to work remotely. It was because I hated where I was in life. And I felt sick of everything. I just wanted to go someplace... Read More | Share it now!