Simplify . Explore . Enjoy
“You get what you focus on, so focus on what you want.” Do you wish to live your best life every day? Do you wish to turn your dreams into reality? This post is written as a reminder to myself and to all my friends. Make it matter. Start A Morning Routine Make time for
As we welcome 2019, it is time to reflect on what we have done and accomplished in the past year. Special thanks to each of you for making 2018 an enjoyable year at Living for Experiences. It has been more than two years since I started blogging. In 2018, I wrote 135 posts to Living
“The first step in crafting the life you want is to get rid of everything you don’t.” – Joshua Becker Last Saturday, I finally drove to Salvation Army to drop my clothes, shoes, bags and books. There were about three big and three small bags of stuff in my boot and one more big
This week is a significant week for me, both personal and professional. Yes, it is my two year blog anniversary. I have been blogging for two years which at some point prove to be challenging for me due to work demand. Especially in the month of June and July, the busiest period of my professional
“Wanting less is a better blessing than having more.” – Mary Ellen Edmunds The last time I tidied my apartment was one and half years ago. Unfortunately, I started to accumulate stuff again or did I? As I packed my stuff to be given away, I realised that I bought new stuff like shoes, clothing
“The power of generosity, putting others before our wants.” Recently, I came across this short story about this boy and the waitress who served him the sundae. I read this story several times in the past, sharing this meaningful story to those who have not read it. The following story is extracted from Mr Little John’s
I have been going back to Japan for holiday after my first visit in 2016. Since then I have been asking why it is so difficult to find trash bin in Japan. At my recent trip to Japan, I joined a day tour to Hakone and the tour guide explain to us the reason for
“Take a different view to simplify things and make life easier to live…” Recently I read a story about the dilemma of a car manufacturer and how a layman helped to resolve the problem. This is how it goes… An engineer in a car manufacturing company designs a world class car. The CEO is impressed
2017 has come and gone. It has been a busy and fulfilling year for me. I went for two vacations and several business trips. In early March, before I started the new chapter of my career, I had a six-day getaway to Macau and Hong Kong. I enjoyed myself at Macau, a city that presents
