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long time no nail vlog! and to accompany this vlog, here’s a long thoughtful caption that’s been on my mind lately. 💌 i’ve been insanely busy with work these days. i feel like i’m clocking 13 hour days constantly and although it’s incredibly tough, i don’t necessarily feel bad about it because i know i’m not falling behind in my career. it’s interesting working in an extremely high intensity, fast paced environment because you get thrown into situations and experiences you normally would never be exposed to this early on. not every experience is good, but a lot of it really is what you make of it. it’s up to you to decide whether something becomes the best decision of your career or your biggest curse. one thing that’s been really top of mind for me lately though is boundaries. at what point does working too much become unacceptable for me? i think about this a lot. i see people around me in silicon valley grinding nonstop. they start working at 9am and don’t go to bed until 4am. it’s intense, and it made me reflect on what my actual boundary is. i think my boundary is when work starts taking away my ability to show up for the things and people i deeply value. when i no longer have the time or energy for family, relationships, or important moments outside of work, that’s when i start questioning things. i’m honestly really curious what other people’s boundaries look like too. i know some people would probably describe me as overly operator coded or too tactical, but i think for me it comes down to the fact that i really hate losing. if i’m making a bet on a team, on a company, or on myself, i want to do everything i can to make sure we win. and if long hours are what it takes sometimes, then so be it. i think part of why i tolerate intensity so much is because i associate discomfort with progress. i’m not sharing this to motivate everyone to work excruciating hours. honestly, i think everyone should define success differently for themselves. some people never want to work a 9 to 5 and i genuinely respect that. but personally, as someone who grew up in an immigrant family where my parents sacrificed everything to give me opportunities they never had, security matters to me. i want to know i can support myself. i want to know i’m learning. i want to know i’m somewhere that challenges me instead of keeping me comfortable. at the same time, i think the hard part is making sure ambition doesn’t quietly consume the parts of your life you were working so hard for in the first place. that’s probably the balance i’m still trying to figure out for myself. discomfort is such a strange feeling because in most areas of life we try to avoid it. but i think discomfort in the workplace can actually be a really good thing when it comes from challenge, growth, and being pushed into the unknown. when your projects feel impossible, when your workload feels overwhelming, when you genuinely don’t know if you can pull something off, that feeling can actually mean you’re growing. and weirdly enough, there’s something comforting about knowing you’re uncomfortable because deep down you know one day you’ll look back and realize how much that experience changed you.  #Vlog #asmr #nailvlog #losangeles #nails
long time no nail vlog! and to accompany this vlog, here’s a long thoughtful caption that’s been on my mind lately. 💌 i’ve been insanely busy with work these days. i feel like i’m clocking 13 hour days constantly and although it’s incredibly tough, i don’t necessarily feel bad about it because i know i’m not falling behind in my career. it’s interesting working in an extremely high intensity, fast paced environment because you get thrown into situations and experiences you normally would never be exposed to this early on. not every experience is good, but a lot of it really is what you make of it. it’s up to you to decide whether something becomes the best decision of your career or your biggest curse. one thing that’s been really top of mind for me lately though is boundaries. at what point does working too much become unacceptable for me? i think about this a lot. i see people around me in silicon valley grinding nonstop. they start working at 9am and don’t go to bed until 4am. it’s intense, and it made me reflect on what my actual boundary is. i think my boundary is when work starts taking away my ability to show up for the things and people i deeply value. when i no longer have the time or energy for family, relationships, or important moments outside of work, that’s when i start questioning things. i’m honestly really curious what other people’s boundaries look like too. i know some people would probably describe me as overly operator coded or too tactical, but i think for me it comes down to the fact that i really hate losing. if i’m making a bet on a team, on a company, or on myself, i want to do everything i can to make sure we win. and if long hours are what it takes sometimes, then so be it. i think part of why i tolerate intensity so much is because i associate discomfort with progress. i’m not sharing this to motivate everyone to work excruciating hours. honestly, i think everyone should define success differently for themselves. some people never want to work a 9 to 5 and i genuinely respect that. but personally, as someone who grew up in an immigrant family where my parents sacrificed everything to give me opportunities they never had, security matters to me. i want to know i can support myself. i want to know i’m learning. i want to know i’m somewhere that challenges me instead of keeping me comfortable. at the same time, i think the hard part is making sure ambition doesn’t quietly consume the parts of your life you were working so hard for in the first place. that’s probably the balance i’m still trying to figure out for myself. discomfort is such a strange feeling because in most areas of life we try to avoid it. but i think discomfort in the workplace can actually be a really good thing when it comes from challenge, growth, and being pushed into the unknown. when your projects feel impossible, when your workload feels overwhelming, when you genuinely don’t know if you can pull something off, that feeling can actually mean you’re growing. and weirdly enough, there’s something comforting about knowing you’re uncomfortable because deep down you know one day you’ll look back and realize how much that experience changed you. #Vlog #asmr #nailvlog #losangeles #nails

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