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Cai-Ching is a practice of opposites .

A discipline of balance that merges the principles of calisthenics, boxing, Tai Chi, and bodybuilding into an aesthetic sport with purpose. Learn more.

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Exploring New Ways of Kids Education
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Exploring New Ways of Kids Education

Exploring new methodologies in kids' education, focusing on creativity, problem-solving, and independent thought over traditional metrics.
Simplicity
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Simplicity

Who. My audience is my future self.
Causes of Mediocrity
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Causes of Mediocrity

A reflection on the causes of mediocrity and the importance of continuous self-improvement.
Usual day
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Usual day

I'm distracted. My mind is foggy. There are so many thoughts and I'm trying to calm down but it's doesn't work that easy. I did a meditation and my mind was ...
My 30th
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My 30th

Well, I'm at 30 now and that is just 1/3 of my life.
The education of a bodybuilder by Arnold
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The education of a bodybuilder by Arnold

By observing the principles of strict discipline and three-part formula: - self-confidence - positive mental attitude - honest hard work I will achieve this ...
The beginning of my new self
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The beginning of my new self

Let's see. Yesterday was the first day of my challenge for the next 6 months. The goal is to become a better version of myself. To learn to say no. To learn ...
Sunday goals
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Sunday goals

Ah finally I did setup this website. I did struggle quite a lot to setup all the dependencies but here we are.
Self-discipline
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Self-discipline

1. Remove temptations 2. Eat regularly and healthy 3. Don't wait to feel it 'right' 4. Schedule breaks, treats, rewards for yourself 5. Forgive yourself and ...
Improving memory
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Improving memory

1. FOCUS - What is this person's name? 2.FILE - Select a distinguishing feature on their face.This will be your brain trigger or file. 3.PICTURE - Create uni...
Self-analysation system
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Self-analysation system

1. What mistakes did I make this time? 2. What did I do successfully? 3. Can I do this in a better way? 4. What lesson did I learn from this mistake?