Gamifying Life by Ryan Ong

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This year can be summed up into two words: Bitter Sweetness. I am grateful that I am still alive; that my love ones are still healthy and well; and that…
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The mindset of optionality is a good one. However, keeping options open often means not committing. This results in doing many things at once and…
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Most of us are used to the notion of thinking. But how many of us frequently rethink our thinking? Challenge our thinking? Rethinking is hard… But just…
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In video games, when you are fighting the big boss, you might have to try many many times before succeeding in beating it. In real life, behave more…
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Habits put you in the autopilot mode. Autopilot mode can also make you miss key events. The key then is to strive for the SWITCH MODE between the…
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The Game of Life is all about being as happy as you can and having as much fun as possible. But that doesn’t mean get comfortable (unless that’s what…
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In most games, there are something called the logbook. The logbook is simple — it tracks all your actions (decisions) and results. So… what is the…
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Game of Life sounds great. But how does it translates to real-world practicality? One way that works for me is to see yourself as a unique gaming…
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My goal with this week’s newsletter is to come up with a 1-minute explanation of what lifestyle gamification is (around 130 words) and hopefully I can…
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I want to document my entire learning and execution journey, from breaking down the sport to daily execution. The official timeline for this challenge…
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A book represents the author’s knowledge map about the subject. Your knowledge map about a subject is your understanding of the subject. So how do you…
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There are two types of reading: passive and active. What most people considered to be reading is passive reading. Why? Because it is easy. Or because…
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