Career Growth
This is the first word that comes to mind.
As a developer, the most frightening thing is to be stagnant.
These days, I often feel that way, so I plan to revive my blog and write consistently.
I will revise the existing blog entries I wrote in Notion one by one and migrate them, and I will refer to many new topics on Medium to make them my own.
I also need to avoid writing code like an amateur; I should think more deeply and aim to write it cleanly.
Hobbies
There are many things I want to do, but while struggling through life and thinking about realistic problems, I naturally ended up only sticking to light hobbies I can do at home.
Many active hobbies require a car and money.
When my friend Gevin visited, I tried snowboarding for the first time, and it was super fun. I plan to snowboard occasionally as a new hobby.
I can do it alone. I have a motorcycle, so I can go to a nearby ski resort (about 30 km away) to enjoy it! The problem is money.
Piano
I have a digital piano that I bought two years ago. I believe that everyone should be able to play at least one instrument, and I hope to play the piano well.
I learned piano without much thought when I was young, so I’ve forgotten all the theoretical aspects. Now, I memorize the entire score and practice until it becomes familiar to my hands.
That’s why it’s very hard to start learning, and the practice method is quite laborious.
I think perseverance is essential in everything. My goal is to practice steadily, little by little.
Money
By next year, I need to save over 100 each month just to get by. I have to endure.
Prices keep rising, so there’s a limit to how much money I can spend each month.
If I put in a bit more savings from here… I will really have nothing left.
I hope the situation with CodeXXXX and unfair contracts can improve, but unfortunately, ignorance leads to suffering in capitalism.
I hope the bull market returns so that my assets can at least increase a bit.
Exercise
I stopped going to the gym last year, and I wasted more than half a year… I feel so lethargic.
It’s a waste of money, and I worry about how to recover the muscle loss I’ve experienced.
There aren’t many places around my house where I can exercise, so it won’t be easy to keep going consistently.