What I'm Doing Now
(This is a now page, and if you have your own site, you should make one, too. Concept by Derek Sivers.)
Updated: Aug 18, 2024
π Location: Still living in Singapore!
πΌ Work: Still working independently. However, I've realized that my trading algorithms will always need ongoing adjustments and updates due to the constantly evolving markets, as well as regular system maintenance. With that in mind, I'm open to exploring new opportunities and challenges.
πββοΈ Hobbies: Still jogging every day in the evening. If you have an Apple Watch, we can add each other on Activities where we can share and compete to keep active! I need to do more pushups and situps - been neglecting them and I feel quite embarrassed every year at IPPT!
π Also learning Korean on Duolingo. μλ
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π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Family: Yeah, Mum and Dad are great and the same goes to my sister... as for me, well I'm still enjoying my single life π
π Reading: I'm reading "AretΓ©: Activate Your Heroic Potential" by Brian Johnson. I came across this book while browsing other people's blogs. With a 4.8 rating on Amazon, this book contains 451 different self-help tips and each tip is only 2-3 pages long. When I'm reading the book, I feel like I know some of the tips, and the book just reaffirms the importance of them. Each tip has a term/name, which I've never thought about!
πΆ Listening: I went for a SSO (Singapore Symphony Orchestra) concert and heard "Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat major, Op. 73, known as the Emperor Concerto" for the first time. My sister and I fell in love with the piece instantly and is on repeat at home now! Nominating the piece for our favourite song in 2024! :P I also listen to the local radio station Kiss92 a lot, which keeps me updated on the latest pop music releases.
Version History
- May 23, 2024: Listening: My recent Italy trip exposed me to several new Orchestra pieces which are now my favs: 'Il Barbiere di Siviglia: Overture' by Rossini, 'Coriolan: Overture' by Beethoven...
- May 23, 2024: Reading: I'm reading 'Lead with a Story' by Paul Smith. Very engaging business stories inside, I can't put it down!