Cats is undeniably one of the all-time great 20th century musicals. Having run for a record breaking 21 years in London’s West End, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s translation of T.S. Eliot’sContinue readingCats Cats Cats Cats Cats!!!
Category: Overture
The Aptitude/Passion Disconnect – Being Good At Something You Don’t Like
Many people spend their lives wishing they were good at something. They look at people who are good at that something and they envy them. And because of that, itContinue readingThe Aptitude/Passion Disconnect – Being Good At Something You Don’t Like
[Catching up] NYC – Jan 20, 2008: Times Square, 42nd Street and Rent
This is a repost of an old blog entry I made during my stay in New York City as an exchange student to New York University at the beginning ofContinue reading[Catching up] NYC – Jan 20, 2008: Times Square, 42nd Street and Rent
The “I Might As Well” Trap – Confusing Sunk Costs, Incremental Costs and Opportunity Costs
If you’re a fairly easy-going person, chances are you’ve used the phrase “Oh, I might as well” before. Once or twice usually isn’t a problem. It becomes a problem whenContinue readingThe “I Might As Well” Trap – Confusing Sunk Costs, Incremental Costs and Opportunity Costs
Andre Rieu’s “Romantic Night in Vienna”
This is a repost of an old blog entry I made after my friend and I went to see Andre Rieu during his tour of Australia in the spring/summer ofContinue readingAndre Rieu’s “Romantic Night in Vienna”
The Phaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaantom of the Opera is heerrrrre!!
This is a repost of an old blog entry I made during my stay in New York City as an exchange student to New York University at the beginning ofContinue readingThe Phaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaantom of the Opera is heerrrrre!!
The Chinese Tradition Trap – Failure Is Not An Option
It’s taken for granted that at least once in your life, you will do a whole lot of soul searching and wonder “Who am I and what am I doingContinue readingThe Chinese Tradition Trap – Failure Is Not An Option
“What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up?”
It’s a question we get asked a lot as little kids, perhaps in kindergarten or even pre-school, not just by our friends, classmates or teachers but family, parents and theContinue reading“What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up?”