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We provide the tools, resources, and guidance for success, without prior experience or selling. I am a wife and mother. My background is in literature and computer science, but I love literature. I am always in search of something that can truly fulfill my heart.

这一个多月,我让自己慢下来,也重新仔细读起了去年女儿送我的圣诞礼物: Mel Robbins 的《The Let Them Theory》。以前我理解的“Let them”更多是:别人怎么想,是别人的事;别人怎么做,就让他们去吧。但这一次重...
10/06/2026

这一个多月,我让自己慢下来,也重新仔细读起了去年女儿送我的圣诞礼物: Mel Robbins 的《The Let Them Theory》。以前我理解的“Let them”更多是:别人怎么想,是别人的事;别人怎么做,就让他们去吧。
但这一次重读,我突然发现,也许“Let them”真正难的部分,不是对别人放手,而是对自己放手。书里有一句话最近一直留在我的脑子里:“The right decision often feels wrong.”
正确的决定,很多时候并不会让人感觉舒服。这句话让我重新看待了过去这段时间。有时候,我们明明知道自己需要停下来,却还是会因为“停下来”而责备自己;明明已经很累了,却还在问自己是不是不够努力;明明暂时没有答案,却逼着自己马上想明白下一步该怎么走。好像只有一直向前、一直努力、一直有结果,才算没有辜负自己🙂🩵💯。
可是,暂停并不等于失败。 允许自己暂时停下来,允许自己失落,允许自己迷茫,也允许自己有一段时间什么都没有想清楚。不是放弃,也不是逃避。只是暂时不再和自己较劲。
以前我以为“Let them”是放下对外界的控制;现在我越来越觉得,它同样是在提醒我:
Let me. 让我做一个暂时没有答案的人。让我接受现在的自己并不完美。让我允许自己走得慢一点。我们常常希望被别人理解、被别人认同,却忘了人生里最难的一件事,也许是,即使没有得到认同,也依然能够接受自己。当我不再拼命要求自己马上振作、马上找到答案、马上证明自己时,心里的那场战争,反而慢慢停了下来。
我不知道这算不算一种成长。但至少,这一个多月,我开始明白:
对自己负责,不一定意味着逼自己继续向前。有时候,对自己负责,是知道什么时候该停下来。而真正的“放过自己” ,也许不是告诉自己 “一切都会好起来” ,而是即使现在还不好,我也不再因此责怪自己。
这段时间没有什么惊天动地的改变。只是读书,走路,做饭,陪家人,想一些事情,也慢慢把自己捡回来。也许这就够了 :)
还有Mel Robbins 的核心框架是区分:
What I can control vs. what I cannot control.
我们很多痛苦,恰恰来自于试图控制那些本来就不属于我们的东西:别人的想法、别人的选择、别人的反应、结果、过去发生的事情……而“Let them”不是消极地说“随便吧”,而是:
I can’t control them. Let them.
I can control me. Let me.😊👍🏻
如果你最近也正在经历一个“不顺遂”的阶段,希望你也能给自己一点空间。不必急着证明什么。不必急着成为更好的自己。先允许自己,好好做现在的自己✌🏻🌷。
During this quiet time, I found myself rereading a Christmas gift from my daughter: Mel Robbins’ The Let Them Theory.
One idea that stayed with me is how much of our energy we spend trying to control things, and people—we simply cannot control.
Other people’s opinions 🙂
Their choices.
Their reactions.
Outcomes that are not entirely in our hands. And sometimes, even ourselves. There’s a line in the book that really resonated with me:
“The right decision often feels wrong.”
I used to think “Let them” simply meant letting other people be who they are and letting go of what I cannot control.
But now I see another side of it: sometimes, we need to let ourselves be.
To pause.
To feel disappointed.
To be uncertain.
To not have all the answers yet.
Pausing doesn’t mean failing. And not having everything figured out doesn’t mean we’re falling behind😊
Maybe the real question is not, “How do I make everything work out?”
but rather, “What is actually mine to control?”
Let them.
Let me.
And for now, that feels like enough😄🙂❤️🩵💚

09/03/2026

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08/31/2026

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读完了华裔作家李翊云的"Things in Nature Merely Grow" 后,一人在近黄昏的 trail 下走了很久;这本书于 2025 年出版,并于今年荣获普利策文学大奖。我本来只是因为它获奖,抱着 想看看究竟为什么会得奖 的心...
08/19/2026

读完了华裔作家李翊云的"Things in Nature Merely Grow" 后,一人在近黄昏的 trail 下走了很久;这本书于 2025 年出版,并于今年荣获普利策文学大奖。我本来只是因为它获奖,抱着 想看看究竟为什么会得奖 的心情开始读,却没想到,它带给我的震撼远远超出了文学本身;李翊云在书里讲得是在她的两个儿子 Vincent 和 James 不幸离世后,所经历的悲痛、接纳,以及日复一日继续生活的过程。这是一本关于失去的书,却又不仅仅是在写“失去”。她没有试图把悲伤写成一个完整的故事,而是写悲痛如何进入生活的每一个缝隙:时间、记忆、日常琐事,以及那些看似已经恢复正常的日子。有时候我觉得,我们对“走出悲伤”这件事情有一种误解,好像时间应该把一切带走,好像借助神的怜悯人最终应该学会let it go然后重新开始。可是这本书让我感受到,也许真正的接纳,并不是忘记,更不是告别。而是承认:有些失去,从来不会真正结束。
Vincent 永远是 Vincent, James 永远是 James。作为他们的父母,他们将永远是他们的父母,过去、现在和未来,并不是彼此分离的时间,而是同时存在于一个人的生命里。
正如书的背后页有这样一段话:
Vincent was and is and will always be Vincent.
James was and is and will always be James. We were and are and will always be their parents.
There is no now and then, now and later; only now and now and now and now.
读到这里,我想也许生命真正残酷的地方,就在于我们无法把“曾经”与“现在”彻底分开。那些我们爱过的人,并不会因为时间过去,就只剩下过去式。他们仍然存在于我们的记忆里,存在于我们的语言里,存在于某一个黄昏的风里,存在于我们突然想起他们的那一刻。昨晚走在 trail 上,天一点一点暗下来。树影、风、脚下的路,还有周围渐渐安静下来的世界,让我忽然觉得,“现在”也许就是生命唯一真正拥有的东西。
不是 now and then,也不是 now and later。
只是 now and now and now and now。
我们活着的时候,就好好地活在此刻。爱着的时候,就好好地爱。
After finishing Chinese-American writer Yiyun Li’s Things in Nature Merely Grow yesterday, I spent a long time walking alone on a trail at dusk. Published in 2025 and awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction this year, I initially picked up the book simply because it had won the prize, curious to understand why. I never expected it to move me so deeply,far beyond literature itself.
In the book, Li reflects on the grief, acceptance, and day-to-day living that followed the devastating loss of her two sons, Vincent and James. It is a book about loss, but it is also about so much more. She does not try to turn grief into a complete story or a journey with an ending. Instead, she writes about how grief enters every corner of life—time, memory, ordinary routines, and the days that appear, on the surface, to have returned to normal.
Sometimes I think we misunderstand what it means to “move on” from grief. We imagine that time should take everything away, and that, with God’s mercy, we should eventually learn to let it go and begin again. But this book made me feel that perhaps true acceptance is not about forgetting, and certainly not about saying goodbye. It is about acknowledging that some losses never truly end. Vincent will always be Vincent. James will always be James. And as their parents, they will always be their parents. Past, present, and future are not separate from one another; they can all exist within a single life.
On the back of the book is this passage:
“Vincent was and is and will always be Vincent.
James was and is and will always be James. We were and are and will always be their parents.
There is no now and then, now and later; only now and now and now and now.”
Reading these words, I thought perhaps the cruelest thing about life is that we can never completely separate “what was” from “what is.” The people we have loved deeply do not become merely part of the past simply because time has passed.
They remain in our memories, in our words, in the wind on a certain evening, and in those unexpected moments when we suddenly think of them.
Last night, as I walked along the trail and watched the sky slowly darken the trees, the wind, the path beneath my feet, and the world growing quieter around me—I suddenly felt that perhaps “now” is the only thing we truly have.
Not now and then.
Not now and later.
Only now and now and now and now. While we are alive, let us truly live in this moment. And while we love, let us truly love.
in Nature Merely Grow
#李翊云
#普利策


#华裔作家

如果你觉得很忙、没时间改变未来,那你一定要看看 我们团队的Nita教练。Nita是一位大学老师,也是一位两个小孩的妈妈。昨晚最戳中我的一句话是: “成功从来不是因为你不忙,而是即使很忙,你依然没有放弃那个想要改变未来的自己。”来学习一下Ni...
08/18/2026

如果你觉得很忙、没时间改变未来,那你一定要看看 我们团队的Nita教练。Nita是一位大学老师,也是一位两个小孩的妈妈。昨晚最戳中我的一句话是: “成功从来不是因为你不忙,而是即使很忙,你依然没有放弃那个想要改变未来的自己。”
来学习一下Nita创业的 3 个重要takeaway:
✅ Mindset: 内心是因,环境是果。
✅ Action: 别等晴天再出发,雨天赶路的人才跑得最快
✅ Consistency: 别在最该积累的年纪,选择了最快的放弃
Nita 从三年前走到今天,给我的最大的感触是:所谓的奇迹,不过是“爱与感恩” 加上“死磕到底” 的化学反应还有你对改变的意愿有多强?碰到困难要不要继续?
恭喜亲爱的 Nita!这一站,实至名归🎉
If you feel "too busy" to build a better future, you need to hear Coach Nita’s story.
As a university lecturer and mom of two, her words last night hit home: “Success isn’t about having free time—it’s about never giving up on who you want to become, no matter how busy you are.”
3 powerful takeaways from her journey:
✅ Mindset: Your inner state creates your outer reality.
✅ Action: Don't wait for sunny days. Those who move in the rain reach the finish line first.
✅ Consistency: Don't quit right when your momentum is building.
Nita’s 3-year journey proves what happens when love, gratitude, and relentless action meet.
It comes down to this: How badly do you want to change, and will you keep going when it gets tough?
Congrats, Nita! You truly earned this milestone! 🎉




08/11/2026

我越来越意识到,真正的财富是当你醒来时,拥有完全掌控时间的自由,就像今天这样,能随时来到玫瑰园里走走,看着阳光落在花瓣上,而不是永远被待办事项推着向前😄🌷

Flying back from the Midwest to the West, I looked out the airplane window and saw the most stunning sight: America’s “c...
08/10/2026

Flying back from the Midwest to the West, I looked out the airplane window and saw the most stunning sight: America’s “crop‑circle belt.” Perfect green circles, sharp geometric lines, and dry rectangular fields all stitched together like a giant quilt. A mosaic of farmland that looked almost artistic from above. Grateful for moments like this. Loved this view.
从中西部飞回西岸的途中,我从飞机窗外看到一幅令人惊叹的景象:美国的“农田圆圈带”。一圈圈完美的绿色圆形农田、清晰利落的几何边界、干湿交错的方形田块,远远望去就像一条巨大的拼布被。大地在云端呈现出一幅自然的艺术马赛克,让人心生感动。



#农田
#自然艺术

一年一度的CEC教会退修會,我们再次来到美丽的Corban University,座落在zhong西部的Oregon,是一个私立的基督教综合性大学,校园掩映于绿意盎然的山丘之间,远山如黛,微风拂面。晨曦与晚霞中,我们和不同的团契以及青少年们...
08/03/2026

一年一度的CEC教会退修會,我们再次来到美丽的Corban University,座落在zhong西部的Oregon,是一个私立的基督教综合性大学,校园掩映于绿意盎然的山丘之间,远山如黛,微风拂面。晨曦与晚霞中,我们和不同的团契以及青少年们,一同静心灵修、敞开心扉交流;在温馨的用餐与住宿时光里,共享生命的甘甜与恩典。三天里同吃、同住、同娱乐欢歌笑语间。这不仅是一场身体的休憩,更是一次心灵的滋养与沉淀。Once again, we gathered for our annual CEC Church Retreat at the beautiful campus of Corban University—a private Christian university nestled among the lush, rolling hills of Western Oregon, surrounded by distant mountain views and refreshing breezes.
In the tranquility of dawn and dusk, alongside youth and brothers and sisters from various fellowships, we engaged in quiet devotion and heartfelt sharing. Over shared meals and comfortable lodgings, we experienced the richness of life and God's abundant grace. For three days, we lived, ate, and rejoiced together, fills every moment with laughter and joy


#教会退休会
#灵修札记

Please join me in giving a warm welcome to Julie Jack Yu, who comes from Portland, OR too Yay! Jack,  please take your t...
07/29/2026

Please join me in giving a warm welcome to Julie Jack Yu, who comes from Portland, OR too Yay! Jack, please take your time with the pre-coaching videos, and when you’re ready, go ahead and book your call, I’m just a message away whenever you need support.
Congratulations on taking this empowering step toward your journey of freedom and growth!
让我们一起热烈欢迎 来自同城Portland Oregon的Jack Yu加入我们这个充满活力的数字创业者社区!我非常期待能够作为他的导师,陪伴他一起踏上这段全新的旅程
Jack请慢慢观看前期的培训视频,当你准备好时,请预约你和教练的coaching call ,我在这里支持帮助你成功。也祝贺你,迈出了重要的一步。




美国东部的夏天,知了从早到晚不停地叫,声音很大,这是我们西岸很少见到的景象,我就和女儿说这些知了好聒噪;她就一本正经告诉我,知了要在地下蛰伏十年之久,才能破土而出,飞上枝头,而它们在阳光下的生命却只有短短一个夏天。她说,:妈妈,妳不觉得它们...
07/26/2026

美国东部的夏天,知了从早到晚不停地叫,声音很大,这是我们西岸很少见到的景象,我就和女儿说这些知了好聒噪;她就一本正经告诉我,知了要在地下蛰伏十年之久,才能破土而出,飞上枝头,而它们在阳光下的生命却只有短短一个夏天。她说,:妈妈,妳不觉得它们的生命多么短暂和宝贵吗?”我说“wow就让它们知了吧” 小时候,两个女儿都很怕蜘蛛,家里只要一出现蜘蛛,她们就会尖叫着喊爸爸来处理。可是老大上了大学以后,好像变了一个人,忘了她是看了什么视频还是做了研究,她跟我讲起一只被困在瓶子里的蜘蛛:那只蜘蛛用尽全身力气,一点一点织网往上爬,终于爬到瓶口时,已经筋疲力尽,奄奄一息。她说,她看到这一幕时眼眶都湿了,对我说:“妈妈,我再也不会杀蜘蛛了,”从那以后,她房间里再出现蜘蛛,都会请室友小心地把它带到屋外去。那一刻,彻底改变了她看待这些微小生命的方式。她说,现在连蚂蚁她都不忍心杀了。她说,即便是最微不足道的生命,也是神所创造、自有其位置的,那只蜘蛛在某种意义上,让她重新看待了所有的生命. In the summer on the East Coast, cicadas cry out from morning till night, loud and overlapping, one wave after another,something we rarely see back on the West Coast;when I complained to my daughter about how noisy they were, she told me that cicadas spend up to ten years buried underground before they finally emerge and fly up into the trees, only to live in the sunlight for a single short summer. She said that’s exactly why their brief lives are so precious ”Wow, just let them have their moment, and let them be,” I said. When they were little, they were both terrified of spiders. Anytime they saw one in the house, they would scream and call their dad to come and get rid of it. But when Rachel, the old one, went off to college, something changed. I’m not sure if she saw a video or did research, but she told me about a spider she said was trapped inside a bottle. The spider used every bit of its energy to climb, spinning a web until it reached the top of the bottle. But by then, it was exhausted, barely alive. When Rachel saw this, she told me she had tears in her eyes. She said, “Mom, I will never kill a spider again.” And now, when she sees a spider in her room, she asks her roommate to carefully take it outside. That moment changed how she saw even the smallest creatures. She said now she won’t kill even an ant. she said that even the tiniest creatures God made their place; this spider, in a way, changed how she sees all life.


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