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Monthly Archives: November 2017
I didn’t own a computer or smartphone until 2015… and I miss those days
By Harry Hodge Yes, you’re reading a blog about not owning a computer. No streaming songs or movies. No playing computer games. No online banking. No selfies (I know!) until maybe the last few years. If I wanted an airplane … Continue reading
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Tagged connected, Internet, laptop, online, ownership, smart phone
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What I Learned from Pulling Rickshaws
By Harry Hodge So you wouldn’t know it meeting me now, but I used to drag humans around for money. We’re talking 500 pounds of dead weight up Parliament Hill on Canada Day. And down again. And up again. Or … Continue reading
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Tagged fitness, goals, normal, people skills, persuasion, rickshaw, running, time management
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SPORT IN SAIGON: Heat face learning curve while awaiting reinforcements
By Harry Hodge Earlier this week, the Saigon Heat introduced the 2017-2018 edition of their ASEAN Basketball League (ABL) squad to the media, but… It looked like there were still a few spots remaining on the bench. This is … Continue reading
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Tagged ABL, Akeem Scott, basketball, connor nguyen, David Arnold, Horace Nguyen, Justin Young, Kyle Julius, Lenny Daniel, Saigon Heat, Stefan Nguyen, Travele Jones, VBA
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Middle age. Now what?
By Harry Hodge According to the Daily Telegraph, middle age begins at 35 and runs into your 50s. So it stands to reason anytime from 35, the inevitable “mid-life crisis” will kick in. Some of you are nearing this event; … Continue reading
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Tagged career, clarity, competition, life goals, middle age, motivation
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Letting go of expectations
By Harry Hodge Let me be clear: I don’t meditate. Or read self-help books. I’m one of the millions of Saigon residents who gets on the motorbike, dodges the crooked cops/mafia/deep-fryers to and from work on a daily basis. I … Continue reading
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Tagged careers, expectations, goals, happiness, lifegoals, marriage, meditation, plans, Vietnam, work, zen
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