#dailyretro Things I learned from podcast today: 1. Followers ask what should we do next, leaders make proposals with POV and ask for feedback. 2. Should allow yourself to disappoint others (and maybe yourself too?).

#dailyretro Did a value exercise today and found that what I need to work on the most is “assertiveness”. It relates to upbringing, gender stereotype, self-esteem...and it’s an important life skill to develop as a kid and hugely affect your behavior as an adult.

While everyone else at Target was getting soda and diapers, me stocking up sanitizing supplies and flu medicines. Not hoarding a lot, but still felt like THE crazy Chinese lady in the store. Just in case, right?

But like other countries need to be completely transparent?

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Cabin fever hoarding items today: LEGO exclusive kit of Friends and embroidery beginner kits. Good time and good reason for time consuming hobbies at home.

A month ago me doing the right thing.

Just, wow. Speechless.

If you feel the impact of virus is distanced, I recommend to watch this documentary to get a real sense of how the hospital and the city look like during the Wuhan Lockdown: youtube.com/watch?v=R-rzNj…

Personal record: 30 days of wearing sweatpants + sweatshirts. That’s a strike.

Shelter in place 2 months note to self: I’m way more introverted than I thought.

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“We’d better not call it working from home, rather living at work.” - Most accurate quote of 4+ months solitude life.

Not choosing is also a choice itself.

Can I dress up as my non-quarantine care-free true self for Halloween? (Nope, failed to do it)

A choice that is right vs. a choice that you like: a choice that you like could usually be the right choice.

COVID and almost 3 years of staying at home changed me. Like, I can tolerate watching The Kardashians now.