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softeggs.bsky.social
ex-Google nomad || indie dev ||📍Taiwan
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🙅‍♂️ New year new me 💁‍♂️ New day/week/month new me Change a little in every moment.

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That feeling when the floss pulls out something so big you taste your meal again

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Good leaders are also good followers! We tend to obsess over the type A personality traits, but it’s just as important to have the humility and judgement to know when to follow.

submitted 165 days ago • 0 comments

Saw a great clip on a consequence of being raised in an Asian culture that demands perfect grades and does not tolerate failure. As adults, we’re now wired to always take the safest path forward.

submitted 165 days ago • 0 comments

You can’t change someone unless they’re ready to be changed. Simple to understand, difficult to put into practice. But doing so will completely transform your familial/romantic relationships and friendships!

submitted 167 days ago • 0 comments

Ever since leaving Google, I’ve been astonished at how much I rely on LLMs to help me develop my applications. No more manually digging through Stack Overflow!

submitted 169 days ago • 0 comments

A life well lived requires balanced time investment in 3 areas: sleep, professional life, and personal life. Too much time in one compromises the others, which will be physically, mentally, or psychologically damaging.

submitted 170 days ago • 0 comments

The decision to quit your job in order to pursue less traditional routes to success is an incredibly hard one to make. Personally, I landed on reasoning that relied more on the heart than logical thinking.

submitted 171 days ago • 0 comments

The problem with goals and dreams is that they’re too easily transferred between people, especially from parent to child. #lifeadvice

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Don’t treat your career as the key to happiness. “Dream jobs” are a myth, and finally landing that promotion won’t solve all your problems. Think of your job as simply a tool, just as we ourselves are tools used by the companies we work for.

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