An artist, a doer
Thoughts can be your enemy. Thoughts can also be your ally.
Our thoughts may not be disposable. But our thoughts are definitely replaceable.
If a thought is working against rather than for you, what are you going to recycle it with? Ted Tsai
Failure shouldn’t be a dirty word, but we treat it like one.
If success is a commodity, then failure is the currency. After crunching the numbers, I realized you simply can’t trade success without failure.
In the process, no money laundry is required… Ted Tsai
In the digital age we live in, it’s important to be emotionally intelligent, both in person and online.
Remember, if someone pushes your buttons, just stay calm, then gently and firmly push one of these buttons back – OFF or DELETE… Ted Tsai
Sniff sniff. I smell change on my way.
Change may be inevitable but complaint is not. Don’t forget: There’re plenty more fish in the sea… Ted Tsai
Don’t read my lips. Follow my footsteps instead. To set a good example to others, be a doer who leads, not a talker who leaks… Ted Tsai
Rome wasn’t built in a day, nor by one person.
To achieve mastery, it doesn’t just take time, but also people – in the past, in the present and in the future, on the scene, behind the scenes… Ted Tsai
Sunset, so beautiful yet so short-lived. In a short space of time, its magic captures our attention like no other phenomena on the planet. I guess the reason why we fall in love with sunset so much is because it doesn’t last… Ted Tsai
Freedom, one of the best things in life isn’t free. For some, it comes at a cost. For most of us who are fortunate enough to enjoy our freedom for free, it’s because there were groups of brave men and courageous women before our time who sacrificed and fought their hardest to get where we are today. Freedom, what we regard as the norm is what they regarded as the dream… Ted Tsai
It’s either my way or the highway. Those days are long gone. What’s here to stay is: leeway. If you can’t bend or be flexible, you can’t afford to handle change in any shape or form… Ted Tsai
Bamboos are hallow inside but still have more strength than wood, steel & concrete. Who would’ve thought, emptiness can be another form of resilience and endurance… Ted Tsai
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