👋 Hi, I’m Huaming. Welcome to my personal museum, digital garden, and second brain!
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INFJ
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Monk 1
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Minimalist
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Absolutely hate noise
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Enoki mushroom lover
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Practice gratitude before meals
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My idol is Winnie the Pooh 4
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An ordinary person who refuses mediocrity
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I often feel very ignorant
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Like to eat with a stirring spoon 5
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Striving for freedom of attention
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Born in Kaohsiung at An-Tian Obstetrics and Gynecology
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When curiosity strikes, even I get scared
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Sleep is my most important task every day
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My hobbies are spacing out, breathing, and observing humans 6
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Like to explore my inner feelings through writing
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I’m very afraid of dying with untapped potential 7
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I appreciate unadorned people and things that exist for love
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I spend a lot of time meditating, walking, and doing hot-cold contrast
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Currently attending the School of Life; I expect to delay graduation for life
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Want to help Taiwanese student athletes have a better environment
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I want to stretch as freely as Luffy; I stretch whenever I have nothing to do
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I’m training myself to be a constant daily improver and a perpetual motion machine
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All junk food can disappear, but there must still be ice cream!
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Want to help humanity live in a world without phone addiction and digital anxiety
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Inspired by Walden, I long for a spiritually rich simple life
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I think slowly but long-term; I only want to play infinite games with compounding effects
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Like studying productivity 8 and automation, because time is extremely, extremely precious
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I have an incurable passion for the pursuit of health, excellence, and truth
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I don’t watch the news, and I don’t scroll social media, because I’ll forget who I am 9
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A straight STEM guy who was once force-fed mechanical engineering and computational mechanics
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I hate all forms of resource waste and am always trying to find the just-right sweet spot
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I hope my epitaph reads: Huang Huaming, until the very last moment, still facing forward
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I like endurance sports, especially road cycling and running; when I grow up I want to train for triathlon
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I look like a sports-class student but was never a specialist; as a kid, my dream was to be a professional athlete
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At 26, I started journaling every day and realized I had spent the first 25 years on autopilot
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I habitually use the Pomodoro Technique 🍅: every focus 30–60 minutes, I take a break 5–15 minutes
- 4–6 hours accumulated in a day: simply perfect
- 6–8 hours accumulated in a day: dizzy, foggy-headed, and nauseous
- 8–10 hours accumulated in a day: I’m completely wrecked
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I’ve been in this world for … (= … years)
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My day has four seasons; a perfect daily routine is bed at 20:30 and up at 04:30—after all, the day’s plan is made the night before: 10
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12:34 is my favorite time. Before 12:34, I’m working hard to repay the pile of debt I owe the moment I open my eyes in the morning: deep work, sweaty exercise, ice bath; they can’t be settled with money, only with labor! “How do I earn my own respect before 12:34?” is the question I ask myself every morning.
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These threepeople changed my life; they made me decide to use the power of words to influence more lives, just as they influenced mine 🙇🏽
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Deeply obsessed with web development and design, scientific training, organizing study notes, and coding on my phone 11. Though not to the point of forgetting meals and sleep 12, if I’m not doing these things, I’m on the way to preparing to do them.13
- Always keep a childlike heart
- Every day, neglect my proper work 14
- Get up earlier than the chickens every day
- Must grow every day
- An athlete’s physique
- A Stoic mindset
- An artist’s soul
- Learn to be carefree
- Extremely long-term thinking
- Refuse to go with the flow
- Three-quarters in everything 15
- Don’t overexert yourself
- Live clear and transparent 16
- Be a free-spirited person 17
- Die in my sleep
- Leave no regrets
- Have no regrets
- What I’m doing
/now - What I’m playing
/fun - What I’m living
/newsletter - What I’m thinking
/blog/microblog - What I’m writing
/writing - What I’m planting
/garden - What I’m reading
/brainfoodie - What I’m watching
/subscriptions - What I’m saving
/bookmarks - What I’m using
/uses - What I believe in
/beliefs/values/mission
If after looking around, your gut tells you we’d become good friends, then what are you waiting for?
Let’s talk! ✌🏼
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It refers to daily routines. ⌃
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At the same time, I’m also practicing relying on feel when I exercise and not looking at my watch, because data is meant to support post-hoc analysis. ⌃
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“After you grow up, you can fail to understand happiness, but you can’t fail to understand loneliness.” — Zhang Xi] ⌃
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Winnie the Pooh’s favorite time is “now,” his favorite day is “today,” and his favorite place is “here”; my favorite word is “Enoughness.” ⌃
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Why? (1) Saves effort (2) Portion control ⌃
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I love going to the park’s big sloping lawn and lying on a yoga mat doing these things ☺️ ⌃
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To say at the last moment of life, without regret: This life has been enough 😮💨 ⌃
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For example: practicing keyboard shortcuts ⌃
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And I’ve prepared a lot of mountain delicaciesand sea delicacies to feed my brain—basically stuffed to the top of my skull~ ⌃
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_ “Instead of feeling that you’ve blown the day and thinking, “I’ll get back on track tomorrow,” try thinking of each day as a set of four quarters: morning, midday, afternoon, evening. If you blow one quarter, you get back on track for the next quarter. Fail small, not big.” — Gretchen Rubin, Better Than Before_ ⌃
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I think it’s probably because they all improve my quality of life~! ⌃
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For me, eating and sleeping can never be skipped. We’re people, not robots. ⌃
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Why? They let me become the person I want to be, not the person others think I should be. ⌃
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Set aside time for side quests (Side Quests) ⌃
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The remaining quarter: rest and recovery + reflection and review. Only in the critical 0.1% of moments do I go all out and full force, because Caloric energy is precious. ⌃
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aka clear-eyed ⌃
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“No matter where he is, a truly debonair man will always, through his graceful manners and relaxed, well-proportioned style, make people notice his presence first; only then, out of curiosity, will they learn more about his expertise, and finally about his title. Usually on the red carpet at cocktail parties, he can interest both men and women: although he is dressed formally and holding a glass of champagne, he is as comfortable as if he were at home in a bathrobe holding a cup of hot chocolate. A man like this, whom people want to approach, is a debonair man whose life has rich layers.” — Chu Shih-ying, 10 Life Gifts for Yourself] ⌃
