Designing the next steps

Seh Hui Leong

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'A Day in Life - Screenshot' by Seh Hui

Recently having spending more time between reading personal development books at a more intense pace and design new themes for my future websites. The one here will be the new look for felixleong.com, which I renamed it to be “A Day in Life” from the previous “Felix Leong: Pedagogies”. The renaming was part of my attempt to change my focus and probably transform it as a more personal homepage from the manga drawing tutorial page.

During the design I was a bit unsure whether I wanted to mark a fullstop to this LiveJournal and having my entries over to my personal website instead… considering that now I keep track with blog updates using RSS feeds lately and I rarely had any LJ friends-only posts that I really keep up to often. Either way, should I be moving my main blog over to felixleong.com, I’ll make a notification for sure. (I think, personally, I have that feeling that my own next chapter is drawing near and the shift back to my personal homepage may well be a symbolic move in some sense… but really it’s really hard for me stick my finger into why I had that feeling)

But I suppose if I move my blog over to felixleong.com, the greatest advantage would be the ability to get statistics of my blog’s readership 😛 (now I sort of get estimates from my Photobucket account, ever since I change my blog format to include a picture in every post).

In other news, there’s a very sudden change in my working assignment: am now working on something else now. It’s a bit of a shame that I was pretty convinced that I got a great team combination… but just keep my faith that things happen for a reason that great things awaits me :).

By the way, I’ll be doing my customary 2008 review, which turns out to be one of my biggest life-changing years towards the better, if not the best. The post was sparse this year due to a shift of format and mindset, but I sort of skimmed through the posts and I still find the essence of thoughts were retained well without the noise of emo posts. So I think it’s a good thing. 😊 Would probably be able to synthesize some new thoughts out from the stuff I written this year :D.

Till then :).

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Seh Hui Leong

Python programmer by trade, interested in a broad range of creative fields: illustrating, game design, writing, choreography and most recently building physical things. Described by a friend as a modern renaissance man.

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