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Ep. 67
How to Tell Your Colleague About a Body Odor Issue
One of the most challenging conversations involves informing a coworker that his body odor is affecting the entire department. I, along with several of my coworkers, have been enduring this issue, but someone has to address it, even though it's an uncomfortable subject. So, how should you approa
Ep. 66
Be Skeptical
Imagine being in North Korea. How skeptical would you be of what you witness every day? Is the Kim family's rule divine? Is South Korea evil due to American influence? Could people possibly be grateful for this dictatorship? Blog post: https://www.victorleungtw.com/2021/07/15/be-sceptical/
Ep. 65
Strive for Efficiency and Economy
Given that our society prioritizes efficiency and economy, you're able to read this essay. As national productivity improves, we can dedicate more time to hobbies. Otherwise, we'd be too consumed with basic survival tasks like hunting and farming. Blog post: https://www.victorleungtw.com/20
Ep. 64
Working Effectively with Others in Teams
Today, I received my first vaccine dose. As a foreigner in Singapore, I am grateful for the opportunity to get vaccinated without any hassle. I'm especially thankful for the efficacy of Singapore's healthcare system. Blog post: https://www.victorleungtw.com/2021/07/10/work-very-well-with-ot
Ep. 63
The Tried-and-True Way is the Right Way
If you've ever walked a dog, you've likely observed how curious puppies can be. A simple fifteen-minute walk can turn into an hour-long adventure as the dog stops to investigate every tree, smell various objects, and even taste leaves on the road. Occasionally, the dog might get curious abou
Ep. 62
Leadership Styles
What prompted you to leave your job? One of the most common reasons for resigning is dissatisfaction with one's supervisor. This led me to become interested in the study of leadership. Blog post: https://www.victorleungtw.com/2021/07/03/leadership-styles/
Ep. 61
Take Charge and Lead
I am now a manager, responsible for directing a small team. To perform well in our roles, we need a blend of talents, including technical knowledge, emotional intelligence, and negotiation skills. Both within my organization and among clients, we interact with employees from diverse cultures and tim
Ep. 60
On Sympathizing with Others' Feelings
Dear Hong Kong friends, Your anguish is palpable. My heart bled seeing the blood flow from your wounds inflicted by brutal beatings. I empathize with your actions and understand the feelings and suffering of others. We used to enjoy freedom of speech, expressing diverse viewpoints through media, but
Ep. 59
Live in the Moment
Last month, I was planning my speech for a public speaking conference. The process was stressful, and sleep eluded me as I agonized over what could go wrong during my presentation. Blog post: https://www.victorleungtw.com/2021/06/20/live-in-the-moment/
Ep. 58
Think Before I Act
When my girlfriend, Joanne, broke up with me, I lost control. Consumed by depression, I acted on raw emotion rather than rational thought. Had I taken a moment to think before acting impulsively, things might have turned out differently for us. Blog post: https://www.victorleungtw.com/2021/06/19/t