A Multiplicity of Visions

“That’s your responsibility as a person, as a human being – to constantly be updating your positions on as many things as possible.” – Malcolm Gladwell

Who’s got the time for that, you ask. There are tons of work, all kinds of anxiety, and endless sources of entertainment. But how can you find comfort in life without confronting the obligatory problems of our time?

My goal here is to reflect on various social dimensions – education, work, leisure, health, social life, etc. – and write myself into these inconvenient realities. Because society is not an abstract we can detach from, but a reality we have to live through. By looking within, we can open new ways of living. And in looking out, we open to the beauty in our midst.

I hope to open multiple windows for your own reflection, wherever you are. Here are some starters:

Smart Casual: My Blog Ethos
Finding A Fit
: Facing Life’s Challenges
Observatory: Discovering Social Worlds
Index: Best Posts by Categories

Should you prefer a more integrated lens, fret not! I have also sorted the various categories into 4 main dishes: Culture, Knowledge, Leisure, Success. Though ‘success’ takes a category of its own, I believe that empathy, curiosity, and participation are all vital qualities for a truly successful life. They aren’t always easy to make time for; that’s why they are life’s functions.

If you feel satiated, give me a pat by following me via email here!

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If you are undecided, check out the buffet section:

Email: Finding A Fit Journey | For my writing 😌
Facebook: Sociological Living | For my curation 😇
Instagram: SG Cultural Scenes | For observation 😎
Twitter: Melting Pot of Everything | For stalking 😆

I highly recommend following me on Facebook, where I will not only give voice to the views of others – like you – but also repost and reinterpret past posts. In this age of quick and easy, we attach too much value to the new. It’s as though what we did last year was done by another person for another species. If the past is passé, the present is meaningless (since it soon becomes the past). I hope SmartCasualSG becomes a library for reflection, not a newspaper to jettison!

Join me in rewriting our lives, will you? 🙋

Socio Empath

Hi, my name is Eugene. I am a Sociology graduate from the National University of Singapore. This blog is an invitation: To see our selves as colored by cultures, and to brighten the colors of our society. I seek to help you create freedom in everyday life, with empathy and the sociological imagination.

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