I am not proud of it, but I'm now starting to forget the names of people I used to know and some terms whenever I try to speak spontaneously. This is normal, right? No reason to be worried. haha Anyway, below are the questions I answered in this episode:

I didn't have a specific topic prepared today, so I decided to just read a page on my journal and reflect on it for a bit. It's nice to do this from time to time. Anyway, below are the questions I answered in this episode:

This is not a well-articulated thought. I'm just processing it while talking about it on the podcast, so my views and my opinions on the topic might have already changed when you get to listen to the episode. Well, does it matter? Anyway, the questions I answered in this episode are as follows:

This episode is more of a stream of consciousness thing and I spoke of some thoughts regarding podcasting solo. It's challenging, nerve-wrecking, and disorienting at times. But it is also fulfilling in a way.

We're all living amidst the hustle culture where sleep depravity is glorified. I no longer subscribe to this idea and I am now sleeping much better. How are you sleeping these days? And speaking of sleep, you should check out my Korean ASMR podcast.

I did a buzz cut in September last year and decided to let my hair grow indefinitely. After seven months of keeping it and caring for it, I decided to go for another buzz cut. Hear me speak of my hair and wishy washy manner and then hear my answers for today's five questions.

Do you regularly check your Facebook memories? I don't, but today I decided to take a look at it and share a note that I published 11 years ago. It's a way to reminisce the people I used to cherish back then. I still do. They are (or were) my friends after all.

Do people still write journals these days? I do! On paper, on my note taking app, and on my voice recorder apps. Oh, this podcast is some sort of a journal, too. What works for you? What are your thoughts on journaling?

If you're looking for self-help tips on how to find your voice, you're in the wrong place. This episode won't teach you how to find your voice (your message for the world). What I offer are just my musings about my changing voice and how I'm trying to find a voice that will deliver what I want to deliver.

Trigger warning: There's a liquor ban and I talk about staying sober and not drinking in the first half of this episode. Skip that part if you need to. ;)