2024 resolution

The jellyfish is back :) 

Realised that I did not post anything on this blog for the entire 2023, except the injury portion. >< Still,  it's timely for a yearly reflection~

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What is awesome about 2023?

1. Did a hair transplant procedure. It's a problem which I wanted to tackle for a long time, but didn't really know how to go about it. 

2. Had quite a lot of meals and gyms with F4 peeps.

3. Recovered from the leg fracture, and even managed to (somewhat) improve cardio. Ran SC 10km  and improved by 25 minutes (1:15) as compared to 2018 (1:40). Seems like a decent improvement.

4: Hanging out with ZP and Vellay, chatting with JJ online. 

5. Went to Korea with parents, and visited Jap first time in life with SY and WJ.

6. Took care of temp staff at work. :) This is something many peeps won't appreciate though~


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What is not that great?

1. Didn't really learn anything new, both work and personal. 

2. Did not really progress in gym exercises. The weights were the same / slightly heavier as compared to end 2022. Not sure if it's because I spent most time in recovery phase though.

3. The whole year felt quite pointless. ><


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Resolutions for 2024

1. Continue the gym sessions. This time, I will try something heavier, while maintaining proper form. Should not always be doing 12 reps / set comfortably ya? :P

2. Stop feeling / being so useless in life/work.

3. Treat myself better. :) A good start may be to prioritize myself over others in certain situations~ 

4. It's time to find a new girl. No guarantee will be successful, but at least try.

5. Play less games, learn more stuff. Have been saying that for years though. 


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That's about it for the resolution post. Wishing everyone a great leap year with your family and loved ones :) 

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