2026Q1 Reflections (TCL)

This post is part two of two - my reflections on this quarter. I used to be someone who doesn't do quarterly reflections. But as I mentioned in part one, "this year is turning out to be fast-paced more so than the past years I've had, I felt the need to do a quarterly wrap". So I'm now someone who does quarterly reflections. Index: What Q1 showed me What Q1 taught me What I am still… overcoming An attitude of gratitude What Q1 showed mePlanning is a great tool — a framework, an anchor to focus on in a sea of possibilities. It helps when the horizon ahead feels like a blank void, or fogged up and too vast to know where to even begin. Because at the end of the day, I want my effort and process to matter, not getting lost in empty doing, which would just be a waste of energy and time. I accomplished and reached the “places” and pit-stops I had set out for from December to February. An unexpected opportunity came through in March, so the month became more of a spontaneous reroute from…