๐ค Basics
๐ Birthday: 14 Dec (Sagittarius).
๐ MBTI: INTJ-A (Architect).
๐ฎ The Chariot (VII): My first ever tarot draw from the Major Arcana. I don’t see tarot as fortune-telling, but as a mirror - a reflection of where you are, not where you’ll end up.
The Chariot shows a lone warrior leaving the safety of the city, guided by black and white sphinxes. He steers these opposing forces without any reins. He’s not controlling them completely, but redirecting their energy toward a chosen destination.
Control here isn’t about force; rather, it is the ability to hold your centre while riding the chaos. For me, The Chariot is about discipline, pursuit, and momentum. It reminds that to stop is to regress, and there’s no real ending to the journey.
The Chariot always moves forward, because motion itself is what keeps opposing forces in harmony: ambition and doubt, order and chaos, fear and courage. This balance is what keeps your inner war from consuming you.
๐ Random facts
I was born and raised in Macau, and I moved to the UK at 13. Now permanently split across multiple places I call home (๐ฒ๐ด Macau, ๐ญ๐ฐ Hong Kong, ๐ฌ๐ง the UK, and ๐จ๐ฆ Canada).
I’m trilingual: Cantonese at home, English in my daily life, Mandarin when required. My dad’s still disappointed I never picked up Hakka.
I can play the violin! Though I haven’t picked it up in ages. I was a child prodigy at torturing people’s ears. Maybe one day I’ll redeem myself.
I’ve had severe myopia (-5.50) and astigmatism from a young age, which makes Everest plansโฆ interesting.
My personal board of directors: Charlie Munger and Dan Koe.
๐ My answers to the big questions
Decided to add this part after being asked these questions in a street interview.
๐ Success
“What is your definition of success?”
Success is when your work outlives your name.
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Success is not easy to define directly, but to me, its opposite is simple - failure is leaving regrets on the table, knowing you could have done better. By inversion, success is when you have pushed as far as you could, leaving nothing undone. It is when you have played the cards you were dealt to the best of your ability.
To me, true success is when your work outlives your name. Most of us live around eighty years, and here is a sobering thought: do you know your great-grandparent’s name? Most people don’t. In a hundred years, it is likely no one will remember who you were. That is why your work, your ideas, your values, and your stories matter infinitely more than your DNA.
The true extension of life is not biological but intellectual. DNA halves every generation - your child carries half, your grandchild one quarter, then one eighth, approaching zero with frightening speed. But ideas can live forever. Confucius is the perfect example. His bloodline has diluted to dust, yet his ideas are still relevant today.
The same is true in science. You probably do not know who Fritz Haber was, but you should! His process for turning atmospheric nitrogen into ammonia feeds billions today, and about half of the nitrogen atoms in your body come from his invention. His name has faded, but his work literally lives inside you.
To me, that is success: to create something so real, so lasting, that even when you are forgotten, your work continues transforming lives, feeding people, shaping minds, and living on in the world itself.
๐ฐ Wealth
“What is your definition of wealth?”
Wealth is the freedom of choice.
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Wealth is control of time, comfort, and attention without bending your values. The opposite of wealth is compulsion: when bills, status games, or fear dictate your day. Money is a tool, not an identity; it should widen your options and strengthen your integrity.
Wealth has many factors, but material-wise, the test is simple: if more money would not change how you spend today, you are already operating from wealth. If it would, then you are still buying back control.
Wealth is not being paper-rich with no time for family or those you care about. And it is not endless time with the people you love but no resources to create the life you want. Nor is it having money but lacking the health, energy, or company to enjoy it.
Real wealth is the balance that gives you the time, the means, and the vitality to choose freely. It makes your life resilient to shocks, lets you walk away from bad deals, and funds work that matters to you while protecting the people you love. Wealth is quiet control, not loud consumption. It is having many doors open, and the clarity to walk through the ones that align with your values.