My Way of Logging Life

My Way of Logging Life

I work as a Project Manager.

My job involves organizing schedules, spotting issues, and aligning different opinions to produce a single result. Perhaps because of this, I often find myself thinking in a similar way during my daily life.

I write down what I want to do, and then I execute it. If the results differ from expectations, I look back at the reasons and think about what to change next time. Many days don't go as planned, but through that process, I am gradually building my own standards.

I started this blog to capture those experiences.

I share what I learn while working, the trial and error I go through during projects, and the things I deliberate on while building new services. I also document more personal stories, like places I discover during trips, food that left an impression, and thoughts that came to mind on those days.

Each topic may seem different, but in the end, they are all things I have experienced firsthand.

I don't want to only leave neat success stories. I want to honestly log why plans fell through, the parts that were harder than expected, and choices that seemed like the best at the time but turned out to be regrettable later.

Logging experiences ensures they don't simply fade away.

It allows me to look back on what decisions I made under which circumstances, and helps me make slightly better judgments when facing similar problems. If my thoughts change over time, that evolution itself becomes another record.

In the long run, my goal is to run a company I started myself and grow it into a business valued at over $1 million.

It's still in the beginning stages, and there are many details to define. So rather than just showing a finished outcome, I plan to leave the process of heading toward the goal. I will consistently document what I tried, what went wrong, and what I changed next.

This blog is not a space for grand success stories.

It is closer to a personal project notebook to avoid forgetting the things I experienced in work and life. It is enough if it is a record that lets me understand my thoughts and choices when I read it again later.

Rather than starting after being perfectly prepared, I plan to record things one by one starting now.