My last words to you if I must die tomorrow 012:

Make use of time while performing simple daily tasks. You can squat down and increase tension on your abdominals while brushing teeth or washing face. You can listen to motivational speech or language program while commuting. You can stretch or do push-ups while waiting for your car to warm up. You can read 1/4 a book while waiting in the DMV. Allocate the time you save into activities you always wanted to start. Start a blog, pick up guitar, write a letter to home, cook a nice meal. Let efficiency bring you happiness and prosperity.

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12/1'11

My last words to you if I must die tomorrow 011:

Every night I die when I fall asleep, every morning I live when the light enter my eyes. I am celebrating death, to allow more in life to arrive. If life itself is a full cycle, then decade is within life, year is within decade, month is within year, week is within in month, and day, a micro unit of life. Once the connections are made, you can direct life, because you made sure each cycle is maximized with endeavor. It has been 10 days since I started practicing death, I feel like I am in a cinema. I am the director, actor, and audience.


"Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart." -Jobs 2005

Click photo to watch Steve Job's commencement address at Stanford University in 2005

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11/30'11

My last words to you if I must die tomorrow 010:

Be patient with yourself. Sometimes you just could not see what other people want you to see, no matter how hard you try. It does not mean you are limited, you just needed time. Fine wine takes years to ferment, fruits take months to ripe, so are your thoughts. Do not mind the criticism and humiliation you receive today, they are awful tasting medicine that cures. The day of true joy will arrive, people who bashed you will eventually stay silent, apologetically accepting the beam of your success, brightening their shadowed dim world. Time is a high-powered multiplier for all insignificant yet constant improvements.

To my dearest and beloved, happy birthday Lynnie!

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11/29'11

My last words to you if I must die tomorrow 009:

Be inquisitive, ready to question things that used to be called facts. Not exactly everything you learnt in school, in life are written truthfully. People will challenge you with ignorant attitude like "Oh, how can you say that, in college we learnt it that way and that's the only way it will ever be." Read more, trace sources on your own, talk to people, defend your stance, educate others. The only way to seek truth is to return to zero, humbly accept different points of view, allow existence of multiple stories in a single event, deliver the words without packaging it with your own emotion.

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11/28'11

My last words to you if I must die tomorrow 008:

Take notice of your surroundings, take notes whenever and wherever you can. Organize them in discrete fashion, keep the ones you want, toss the ones you don't want. Organizing notes = organizing records of thoughts = organizing and reliving time = organizing and summarizing your life at the cleanest, most efficient state.

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11/27'11

My last words to you if I must die tomorrow 007:

Sometimes it's the struggle that makes a battle epic. Don't give up the fight yet, your crowd is still cheering for you, your coach is still pushing you forward, get up! Stay strong! One last round, make it count! Do not expect every fights to be won, but be damn sure when everything is over, nothing is left inside you. Only the toughest fighter can redeem the glory of that hard earned belt. Life is a beautiful struggle, fight your way out!

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11/26'11

My last words to you if I must die tomorrow 006:

Minimize your distraction in life. Buy your same favorite shirt in bulk so you don't have to worry about how you look, you'll always look great; keep the same books you were so fascinated by; drink the same Scotch you always drank. Keep life simple, so you can focus on things you really wanted to do. The trade-off game with time is not always romantic and favorable.

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11/25'11

My last words to you if I must die tomorrow 005:

Spend your leisure time wisely, instead of popular soap opera, visit TED.com, quality blogs, or other sites that constantly generates inspiration and prosperity.

Click image to watch collection of inspiring videos

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11/24'11

My last words to you if I must die tomorrow 004:

(For guys) Masturbation drains your strength and makes you feel weak. Avoid sports injury, try not to exercise excessively. Do some squats, push-ups, kettle bell snatch in stead. Meditate, do Yoga, learn martial arts, and eat healthily. 

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11/23'11

My last words to you if I must die tomorrow 003:

One thing that I am really blessed: having great, meaningful friendships. One thing that helps to have that blessing: visualize yourself being that great, meaningful friend of others.

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11/22'11

My last words to you if I must die tomorrow 002:

Record important thoughts, cluster different ideas, utilize your phones, emails, physical notebooks, voice recorders, cameras...etc. Organizing notes are like shaking gold, toss the dirt, keep the gold flakes. Let these little habits work for you.

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11/21'11

My last words to you if I must die tomorrow 001

Cherish food, eat only what you need, buy only what you can eat. Work hard, if you really want it that badly, hard works always beat obstacles eventually. Say no to effortless fortune, it is the only known shortcut to misfortune and misery. Live strong, you are blessed enough to be among ones who enjoys long life expectancy, you don't have a right to give up on life. Exercise, maintain a healthy mindset and strong body, protect yourself from diseases and unexpected threats.

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11.20 '11