Carl Pei

[...] The brick walls are there for a reason. The brick walls are not there to keep us out; the brick walls are there to give us a chance to show how badly we want something. The brick walls are there to [...]

[...] Ever since the amazing launch of the first iPhone, I’ve been fascinated by Steve Jobs. After hearing about it, I immediately contacted my friend in the US to help me buy an AT&T [...]

[...] , experiment, work harder and be smarter to increase output. Culture of hard work ingrained in Asian culture from rice farming days. Maths: Numbers in Asian languages have fewer syllables and are [...]

[...] face the future as individuals. But education is still largely unchanged since the industrial era, as if the purpose is still to produce employees for factories and corporations. There [...]

[...] , I can relate in a deep way to what’s written in the book. This time, I didn’t feel like Steve Jobs anymore. While I share a few characteristics, we are completely different people. So, after two [...]

hirozzzz takes some of the most amazing photos of Tokyo and posts them to Instagram. I follow him. One day, hirozzzz starts posting photos from Janip [...]

[...] is beyond this post, but it’s good and I recommend you to watch it! It’s set in an elite Swedish boarding school during the 50s, where almost all the students came from aristocratic families. This [...]

Two generations ago, it was hard to take an invention to market. You had to apply for patents and meet with large corporations, in hopes that one will [...]

hirozzzz takes some of the most amazing photos of Tokyo and posts them to Instagram. I follow him. One day, hirozzzz starts posting photos from Janip [...]

Two generations ago, it was hard to take an invention to market. You had to apply for patents and meet with large corporations, in hopes that one will [...]