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- Attended the BTS concert in May
- Went to South Korea in Sept
- Started a new job back home
- Moved back in with my parents in September rent-free
- Surviving a 2-hour distance relationship; I was against LDR all of my life but I am kinda thriving
- Gave back to my parents: painted 2 bathrooms, my room, and the kitchen
- Got to know about my parents' daily struggles even after living in the US for 27 years
- Increased my credit score because I no longer had to pay rent and paid down more debt
- Fell in love with, broke my heart from, and finished two Chinese drama with over 65 episodes: Legend of Fu Yao and Rise of the Phoenixes (both are on Netflix)
- Continued working on minimalism
My goals for 2020:
- Japan/Thailand
- House/rental property
- Parents: Car for my mom, stainless stove and fridge, update kitchen cabinets and floor
- Real estate license or get an IT degree
- Get married? have kids? become an adult lol
What I want to work in 2020 is to stop wanting good for others and let them live their best life. Previously, I would talk people into what's good for them, and sometimes even get the things that's good for them. As a result, it was my fault either way. It's not that I no longer care, but I need to let people go after what they want and not what I see is good for them. I feel like I wanted to be appreciated for that; or that I wasn't appreciated enough; like there should be a song or award for my kindness. So I asked myself, did I do a "good deed" because I am actually kind or was it to receive some sort of reward/recognition? I felt frustrated that I was taken for granted and it's no one's fault I felt that way; they owed me nothing. To deal with that feeling, I decided that I will only give because I want absolutely nothing in return. Obviously, that was always my intention, but my subconscious wanted the recognition, so I am going to be very conscious of what I give, regardless if it's physically or mentally. I want to give in 2020 consciously for nothing in return. That's the life and story I want to tell and live with.
Thanks for tuning in. I wanted to keep this entry short.
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