Life Experiments, Lived & Documented.
How do you live your best life? Many people ponder 3,000 times a day, while others just go ahead and live it.
Morning
Waking up at 5:30 and documenting the quiet beginning of each day—habits, thoughts, and how it actually feels.
Resolution
A weekly check-in to see whether I’m actually living up to my resolutions—not perfectly, just honestly.
Reading
Reading as a lifelong practice—collecting words, ideas, and perspectives, and documenting how they shape my thinking and writing over time.
Challenges
Setting challenges to keep life sharp—75 Hard and other experiments to stay uncomfortable and alive.
My First Book Published
Long Long Dating
I Probably Won’t See You Again
A quiet story of love stretched across distance—three years, rare meetings, deep hope, and the moment letting go becomes inevitable.
THE BLOG
Live Your Best Life NOW
Real Life Stories to Inspire Your Own Path
- Fallina Reading Session 17: Beyond Where We Come From
The Vanishing Half made me reflect on how our origins shape us, but also why we need to discover who we are beyond where we come from. - Week 25 of 2026: Time Is Flying Faster Than Ever
A week of highs and lows, small choices, and personal growth. From a difficult morning to a peaceful 10K run, I found more happiness in living life at my own pace. - Fallina Reading Session 16: The Magic Between Readers
A story about friendship, books, and the quiet magic of a book club that brought two strangers together through meaningful conversations. - Fallina Reading Session 15 — When We Didn’t Agree on the Same Book
A reflection from Fallina Book Club on reading The Sirens of Titan, focusing on how different interpretations and disagreements among readers can create deeper understanding and meaningful discussion. - Week 24 of 2026: Finding Joy in the Rain
From reading in the rain at dawn to restarting a personal challenge, this week reminded me that joy can exist in imperfect days. - Week 23 of 2026: Seeing My City Through Fresh Eyes
Running through my city like a traveler and confronting small injustices, finding gratitude in everyday life. - Fallina Reading Session 14: We’ll See How the Chemistry Goes
In Fallina Reading Event 14, nothing followed a strict plan. We read, talked, drifted, and somehow everything made sense in its own way — we’ll just see how the chemistry goes. - Fallina Reading Session 13: Would You Still Be You Without Your Pain?
Inspired by The Sirens of Titan, this reading club reflection moves from soldiers on Mars with erased memories to a discussion on pain, identity, and emotional suffering, ending with a portrait activity that reveals everyone’s hidden struggles. - Week 22 of 2026 – End of May
In this week’s reflection, I explore how fast time moves, how external feedback can affect self-worth, and what it means to build a more grounded and independent sense of confidence. - Week 21 of 2026 — Home Again
A weekly reflection on moving into a new apartment, the feeling of finally being home, and the emotional distance from a brother struggling under life’s pressure. A quiet moment of growth, gratitude, and grief. - Week 17 of 2026: When My Body Told Me to Slow Down
A slow week of swimming, rest, and reflection—learning again that health is not a crisis response, but a daily practice. - Week 16 of 2026: Happy 34 to Myself
This week, I turned 34 and realized that the person most responsible for celebrating my life is myself. - Week 15 of 2026: Holiday Mode, Old Habits, New Growth
A quiet week of books, travel, and self-reflection, with reminders that growth often happens in small moments. - Fallina Reading Session 12: When Two Become Three
Do you think people are meant to meet? This week at Fallina, our little reading circle grew from two readers to three. What followed was an evening of books, destiny, laughter, and the feeling that some connections arrive exactly when they are meant to. - Week 14 of 2026: Learning to Comfort Myself
What started as a relaxing solo trip turned into a reminder that sometimes the comfort we’ve been seeking from others is something we can learn to give ourselves.