Time flies

 

 

It has been quite a while since my last post, which dates back to mid-January.
I’ve been feeling rather guilty for not updating this blog sooner—partly due to my own laziness, and partly because life has simply been hectic.

 

Last week, I took a short holiday and spent nearly a week near Sentosa Beach, which—at least in my eyes—is the most charming place in Singapore. It wasn’t crowded at all; instead, it was serene, quiet, and filled with a sense of tranquillity. I truly adore that spot.

 

Basking in the sun on soft white sand, listening to the soothing sound of the waves, and feeling the fresh breeze against my skin—it was absolute bliss. It was, without doubt, the loveliest moment I’ve experienced since relocating to Singapore.

 

Far removed from the noise of everyday life, I was finally able to rest, recharge, and soak up the dazzling Southeast Asian sun, all while reading one of my favourite books.

 

Yet, as peaceful as it was, I also felt a hint of fear—fear that I might become too accustomed to this stillness and allow inertia to take root in my current life here. I realise now that I must push myself to do more—for my growth, my career, and my future.

 

Remaining in my comfort zone may feel safe for now, but I know it’s a subtle danger in the long run—something I must remain vigilant about. So perhaps it’s high time I prepared to leap forward—to evolve into a better version of myself and step into a new, more fulfilling chapter.

 

To be frank, my current role no longer feels promising from a long-term perspective. It may be time to begin exploring new opportunities—ones that align more closely with where I hope to be, both professionally and personally.

 

 

 

- Adeline Kim