Reboot

It's been a while since I wrote down my thoughts seriously. I recently had many thoughts. For the last five years, I haven't had a chance to think deeply. Research, classes, graduation, and job hunting made me busy all the time. After getting a fairly stable job as an engineer, I had time to change my lifestyle. Instead of just focusing on my career and future, I met new people and talked with them. You know, talking is not just an act of transferring information. When you talk, you understand what you think. It is also an act of arranging your thoughts and finding out what you really think and what you want. 

The chain of thoughts also reminded me that I became myself when I pondered deeply about what I really wanted when I was a young student. I enjoyed this "idea fishing." I read something, opened a note, and just wrote down the words floating in my head. The act of recording made me wiser and stronger. 

A couple of days ago, a friend recently said that I would not change if I didn't change my patterns and behaviors. I was wondering what change I can make from this point. As part of it, I decided to record my thoughts again as I did almost ten years ago. It doesn't have to be fancy lines full of wisdom. Let's just write it down.