Ming’s Wisdom

Okay, I’ll be honest. I’m experimenting with blogging and at the same time want to make a little side income with it. I’m not sure if it’ll work, but any success would be awesome and exciting. To reassure you though, I will be writing only about things that I am absolutely passionate about. I’ve had a lot of (in my opinion) very intriguing insights on life in general, and I really want to share them. I’ve always wanted to write a book with these thoughts someday, so it’ll be both fun and meaningful. And hey, if I can make a little bit of income from it while doing something I’ll enjoy, it’ll be a nice plus.

I was pretty excited about this whole thing, and I even went ahead and wrote a whole long essay welcoming everyone to my blog. It had big adjectives and other flowery decorations in my writing. Well after a couple days I realized, that’s not me. I’m a pretty straight-forward guy, usually very optimistic and happy, and definitely not an English major. I like to speak my mind without beating around the bush, so this blog will be in my true voice. None of that stuff where you hear one thing and then you infer more stuff from it and psycho-analyze the writer to get to their true meaning. And the two of you can stop hiding now, you know who I’m referring to .

I plan to write about things like my thoughts on how to enjoy life more, being more efficient or successful, or other random experiences that I think are a slightly different way of looking at life, maybe even insightful discoveries that most may not have realized before. It’s mostly aimed at young professionals, but will probably be useful to a wide range of people. I really hope that you’ll benefit from this blog and take away something useful from it. Or at the very least be somewhat entertained by “what other wacky ideas Ming has come up with” =). Enjoy!

– Ming

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