Taiwan

Traveling? Here’s How To Track It All

On 06/06/2012   /   Random Thoughts, Taiwan   /   6 Comments
Traveling? Here's How To Track It All

Wow, my first journal entry. It’s been about forty-eight hours since I arrived in Taiwan, but I’ve already experienced every emotion imaginable. I’ll start from the beginning: [The first three sentences. 9/25/2010] One of my best decisions while living in Taiwan — besides actually moving there — was keeping a daily journal of all the things I saw and experienced. Aside from remembering everything that happened, it was a wonderful way to track my growth, education, and self-discovery during that

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The Power of Memories — Why We Travel

On 05/21/2012   /   Australia, Random Thoughts, South Korea, Taiwan   /   2 Comments
The Power of Memories -- Why We Travel

[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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What I Learned From Gaining 22lbs in 2 Months — And How They Can Help You

On 03/15/2012   /   Health & Fitness, Life Adventures, Taiwan   /   18 Comments
What I Learned From Gaining 22lbs in 2 Months

Being skinny sucks. Trust me. I spent almost all my life underweight, and – if you’re becoming a fitness trainer like I’m attempting to – it really doesn’t boost your resume. In late-January 2011, while living in Taiwan, I weighed a whopping 128lbs (58kg) at a height of 5’6″ (168cm). I dabbled in weight-training for a few years, but made little progress. And after being a skinny ectomorph for so long, I was sick of it. I wanted a change.

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How the Butterfly Effect Can Revolutionize Your Life

On 09/04/2011   /   Life Adventures, Random Thoughts, South Korea, Taiwan   /   Leave a comment
How the Butterfly Effect Can Revolutionize Your Life

“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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Why I Slept With The Homeless… in Hong Kong

On 08/09/2011   /   China/Hong Kong, Life Adventures, Random Thoughts, Taiwan   /   2 Comments
Why I Slept With The Homeless… in Hong Kong

It was quiet. I stared across the peaceful water on a cool night towards a sleeping web of steel, glass, concrete, and electricity. I could barely sense its vital signs. I peered over my shoulder – no one. I sat at this enormously famous landmark – typically brimming with tourists from every corner of the world – seemingly discovering it for the very first time. The Victoria Harbour, the natural divide between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, offers some of

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