Han Ho

A Look Back at 2025 The year started with a bit of reflection. I go over any regularly used systems and look for ways to make it more efficient. You can thank my wife for this. I've seen her pull the whole house apart numerous times to reorganize it to fit the family's changing needs. Looking back at 2025, I concluded my biggest deficit wasn't professional success, it was energy. Energy: where do we find it? Or more importantly, how can we make better use of it? I realized I was carrying...

No Room to Move: Life in the Womb When my son was living rent-free in my wife’s womb, he had the luxury of a steady food supply, warm shelter, loving tummy talks, and the soothing sounds of our voices. What he didn’t have was space. Unlike other babies who toss and turn, giving their moms mini heart attacks by flipping into a breech position just weeks before delivery, my son was always in the same spot: one foot high-fiving under his mom's rib, one hand covering his face, and occasionally...

It started with a simple goal: I wanted my son to learn to ride his balance bike. For whatever reason, he just wasn't interested yet. Curious, I asked other parents with two-year-old's gliding around on bicycles how they got their kids to ride. Their answer shocked me in its simplicity: "They learn faster by watching their parents having fun on a bike." Excitement struck that day. An idea was planted, and it soon began to sprout. Choosing a path that brings joy is a core value of mine, and I...