[Originally written on June 14, 2011] Last Saturday was a rainy night in Sydney, so I stayed indoors and combed through all of my photos in South Korea and Taiwan for the best ones. I was stunned. It was like I discovered an enormous gap in my memory — I couldn’t believe I did and saw all those things. There were so many places and faces I forgot. So many amazing days. So many amazing evenings. So many amazing people.
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“a property of chaotic systems (as the atmosphere) by which small changes in initial conditions can lead to large-scale and unpredictable variation in the future state of the system” – Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary The Butterfly Effect, a phrase used in Chaos Theory, demonstrates how minute and insignificant occurrences could potentially inspire events of colossal proportions. Coined from an 1972 academic paper entitled, Predictability: Does the Flap of a Butterfly’s Wings in Brazil Set Off a Tornado in Texas?, this notion can offer
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Two years ago today, I made one of the biggest decisions in my life: I embarked on a one-year journey to South Korea. It represented a defiant abandonment of established norms in my selected career choice and an unapologetic challenge to outside influences. I elected not to labor in the finance industry – which I majored in – rejecting the rigid structure of Corporate Finance and, instead, opting to explore new alternatives abroad. And dammit, I grappled with that decision: I risked
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Anthony Yeung, CSCS, is a fitness coach, online consultant, and fitness writer. Featured at STACK, the Personal Trainer Development Center, and ConFITdent, Anthony specializes in strength and conditioning for general populations. He has also given a lecture on training methodologies at one of the San Fernando Valley's first fitness summits.
"Anthony is a highly driven individual with an incredible passion for personal and professional development... this ensures a constant development and that the athletes he works with will receive the best and most up to date practices. This combined with excellent interpersonal skills makes Anthony an outstanding candidate for any role."
