Author Archives: Raymond Yung

Recently a few people have moaned to me about it is so cold in London. As much as I dislike coldness, I reminded them that it is still February, in the winter season and this is what should be expected. Hello? It goes to show having unrealistic expectations in life can cause unnecessary pain and […]

Receptiveness and openness I think I’d better speak for myself on this before I offend people of my age group. I recall when I was younger, I used to be more receptive and open to new ideas and opinions from others than now. Perhaps it is what people say “starting with a clean slate” when […]

Fearlessness is often associated with young people who dare to try new and different ideas in life. That is a valuable attribute to have if applied in the right way. I am not referring to recklessness implying a certain degree of irresponsibility and immaturity. I am referring to the courage and determination to try something […]

Nothing can replace the old-fashioned hard work. No matter how hard you worked in the past, there is no slacking regardless of your age. “Been there, done that” does not apply in this case. Come on, roll up your sleeves and get to work.

Creativity is often associated with the younger generation. However, it is not necessary the case. More mature people can also be creative. We were once young (not so long ago!). Many famous artists remained creative to the very end of their lives such as Henri Matisse and Claude Monet. Go ahead and flex your creative […]

Dear all, In the year of Monkey, May you and your family be healthy and lucky; Bestowed with love and prosperity; Filled with joy and security.

Having inspiration is very important regardless of one’s age. We all need something to aim for and look forward to. Inspiration is not exclusive to the younger generation. Everyone should dare to dream and go after their dreams. It is not only speed of reaching the goal that matters. The process and destination are also […]

The third element on this topic is adoptability and flexibility. In general, more mature people are more set in their way and thus usually come across as inflexible and difficult. However, it needs not to be the case. Adoptability is crucial in the modern society which changes are inevitable.

The second element is curiosity which is the key to many discoveries and new inventions. We tend to be more cautious than curious when we get older. We become more concerned about how other people would think if we ask a simple question. Don’t let the issue of “personal image” affect your progress. Be more […]

I am going to devote the next few blogs to start a discussion on mature talents. My goal is not taking side or playing favoritism on young or mature people. However, I want to tell the world that talents should NOT be limited to young people. We all have talents at whatever age we are. […]