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Condemning ourselves for making wrong choices or misjudging others won't help us grow #failforward

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This Wednesday, on May 15th, marks my 44th year on planet earth. I find myself wondering, where did all the years go? Was I able to create positive influence and impact on others? Amidst these reflections, my heart is filled with gratitude. For every hand that has steadied me, every word of wisdom, and even the judgements and critiques, I am crafted by your collective touch. As some of you may or may not know, these past few months have been a rollercoaster, challenging me deeply, both personally and professionally. But here I am, still standing, still learning. I am hard to kill, just fyi. We all just need to rise from the circumstances that were unjustly placed on us despite our good intention. I am truly blessed.

Once upon a time, like many Korean-born guys, I fulfilled my military duties. What sets my experience apart is my decision to apply for deployment overseas, specifically in the Greater Middle East. Back then, I didn't speak the local language. The closest I got was my B1 level French, which I picked up back in 7th grade. It wasn't exactly a simpler time - it's been many years since then - but looking back, I realize just how much I gained from that chapter of my life. During my time overseas, I didn't just learn military tactics; I also picked up a few other skills, like playing the guitar. It's funny how life throws unexpected curveballs, isn't it? Despite being an extreme extrovert - a consistent ENFP - I never imagined I'd find myself grappling with PTSD symptoms after my discharge. And during my time of service, I was a bit older than the rest, as I did my military service after my folks wanted me to serve, therefore renouncing our US residency. I was also the founding lead developer, building supply chain applications for freight forwarders. So I had to learn to let go and also learn to earn and make my journey, because nothing will be just given to you. Since then, whenever life throws me a curveball or I face tough challenges, I find myself reflecting on those days of service. It's a reminder that life isn't always smooth sailing; it's meant to be tough. And sometimes, it's not just about us - it's about something bigger. So once again, I find myself reminding me to be grateful and to hold onto faith, even in the face of adversity.

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Jae with an e not y but pronounced the same.

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This Wednesday, on May 15th, marks my 44th year on planet earth. I find myself wondering, where did all the years go? Was I able to create positive influence and impact on others? Amidst these reflections, my heart is filled with gratitude. For every hand that has steadied me, every word of wisdom, and even the judgements and critiques, I am crafted by your collective touch. As some of you may or may not know, these past few months have been a rollercoaster, challenging me deeply, both personally and professionally. But here I am, still standing, still learning. I am hard to kill, just fyi. We all just need to rise from the circumstances that were unjustly placed on us despite our good intention. I am truly blessed.

Once upon a time, like many Korean-born guys, I fulfilled my military duties. What sets my experience apart is my decision to apply for deployment overseas, specifically in the Greater Middle East. Back then, I didn't speak the local language. The closest I got was my B1 level French, which I picked up back in 7th grade. It wasn't exactly a simpler time - it's been many years since then - but looking back, I realize just how much I gained from that chapter of my life. During my time overseas, I didn't just learn military tactics; I also picked up a few other skills, like playing the guitar. It's funny how life throws unexpected curveballs, isn't it? Despite being an extreme extrovert - a consistent ENFP - I never imagined I'd find myself grappling with PTSD symptoms after my discharge. And during my time of service, I was a bit older than the rest, as I did my military service after my folks wanted me to serve, therefore renouncing our US residency. I was also the founding lead developer, building supply chain applications for freight forwarders. So I had to learn to let go and also learn to earn and make my journey, because nothing will be just given to you. Since then, whenever life throws me a curveball or I face tough challenges, I find myself reflecting on those days of service. It's a reminder that life isn't always smooth sailing; it's meant to be tough. And sometimes, it's not just about us - it's about something bigger. So once again, I find myself reminding me to be grateful and to hold onto faith, even in the face of adversity.

Step up to the plate and learn Python programming with Baseball Inspired Python Tutorial For Beginners ⚾️💻🐍 Get ready for the upcoming MLB Opening Day and dive into the world of coding with this engaging guide. Perfect for baseball fans and beginners alike! Available on Amazon, and Barnes & Noble. #baseball #mlb #seoulseries #sabermetrics #billjames #learntocode #learnpython

Jae with an e not y but pronounced the same.