Code of Conduct

Finally emerging from school and nomad days, and might really have found a home for the longer term. Trying many new things in the last few years before I've really settled into a law career.

Life is great because I have enough work opportunities and hobbies to usually match the amount of energy I have at this stage. Life could be better because sometimes I have so much energy/drive to make big plans and not enough resources or people to truly make the most of it.

1. A book and tea in my bay window living room with a dull roar of street noise to keep me awake 2. Hiking the Steep Ravine trail connecting out from Muir Woods 3. Watching sunrise at least once a month from either Dolores or Mission Bay

Getting into work that keeps my fire lit while continuing to deepen my relationships, community connections, and culinary knowledge. Also taking at least one leap of faith per quarter.

Infinite City by Rebecca Solnit - I've always loved maps, essays, coffee table books, and San Francisco, and this combined all four as a perfect gift.

I work remotely and feels like losing touch with real people day by day. Friends have been moving to different cities or states. However making new friends can be challenging these days.

Work home work and repeat. There is some free time which i like to spend shopping or watching tv shows/ movies. Work and home life has been busy and demanding. Sometimes need a break but life doesnt allow it.

Never thought about it much. Anything peaceful like walking , watching sunset or driving late nights for no reason.

Grow in career. Keep healthy habits and invest in making good friends

Three body problem Podcasts Gardening

I am currently in my late 20s. I recently graduated from university and am working hard to find a job. I have one cat.

I have been living a routine life, but recently I started studying something new. I have a part-time job, and on my days off, I study. It's still challenging as I'm not fully adjusted yet, but I see it as the beginning of a new chapter in my life.

My cat. My sense of responsibility for him helps me stay focused. I also sometimes watch funny movies or listen to exciting EDM music.

It's mainly about find a job and taking care of my cat's health. My cat was recently sick, so he needs a lot of care. Also, getting a job soon and becoming stable is the most important thing for me right now.

I've started playing badminton. I'm really enjoy it, but the techniques are very difficult :(

Male in 30s, Married and no kids yet. Moved to Orange County from LA and want to meet new people. Originally from Asia, I have lived in the Bay Area, LA county, and now Orange County. I am a director of HR at a company in LA.

My life is simple right now. Morning commute, work from 9 to 6, coming back to eat dinner at 7pm, and repeat the next day. And in the weekends, it's quiet, serene, doing of chores, and having a quality time with my wife.

I believe that one has to love life and seek truth, to be able to lead a meaningful life. Happiness is temporary, but meaningfulness is much more valuable in life.

Basketball podcasts, hugging my dog, my wife's encouragement, getting some workouts in, getting some sun in the morning, drinking black coffee, watching good shows on youtube/netflix, and knowing that I have my family.

Tbh, I spend way too much time on youtube, so I am trying to be on a diet with media consumption.

Learning how to be a better person and partner to my wife. Any tips or different insights that you learned would be great!

The book "The leading brain" by Friederike Fabritius and Hans Hagemann have really interesting insights about how to lead life. I hope some people on here check them out :)

Just started my 30s. Married with a crazy puppy! When will the teething and barking stop?? Wondering if I should do a career switch but at the same time I don't want to do more schooling.

It's meh. I feel this sense of stress everyday but I'm trying to find ways to get my mind out of the gutter. Hoping that finding new friends will give me a new perspective.

Definitely friends and coffee. And therapist.

Thinking about how I should live the next ten years. I need a game plan and make decisions of my own.

Is It sad that I didn't find anything interesting? I mean I guess I found some interesting stuff about my friends but that's about It. This makes me think that I should go out more...

I'm in my early-but-approaching-mid-thirties. I just moved back to San Francisco after being away for several years. I had left a nice job here to move to the East Coast to achieve my long-held dream of getting my master's in a field I was more passionate about. Before moving back, I ended a very meaningful relationship after having been on a dating "dry spell" for about 4 years. A month after moving back, some family stuff came up, and it took me about 3 months to sort everything out. I was hoping for some stability/coasting, but it seems like I will be laid off soon. I would say this is the year of transitions for me.

It’s been full of changes, especially the breaking-down of what no longer serves me/my family. And, it has been really challenging due to all the endings/beginnings. But, from a more positive lens, life has been pretty steady, mostly thanks to my family, a few close friends, and being back in my hometown of San Francisco (the familiarity is very comforting). Starting over is so hard, though. I am trying to look at it as a huge opportunity for me to continue aligning my life with my vision for myself.

Daily exercise (walking in my neighborhood, short strength-training routine right after I get up in the morning), getting enough sleep, meditation, and connecting with friends.

Finding my next professional role, getting back into dating, and expanding my community here in the Bay Area. I guess that's three things. :) Fundamentally: having enough energy to do all the things I want to do.

City College of San Francisco offers weight lifting classes! It’s something that I’ve been meaning to try. If anyone has any suggestions on strength training classes, please let me know!

I’m in the rebuilding process of my life. Changing careers for a new passion. At a crossroads with whether my time here in the Bay Area is done or do I need to build a new circle of friends?

Overall good and lucky. Besides those lonely days, I keep a positive attitude towards life. I want to feed my hunger for curiosity of meeting new people and re-spark my love of humanity.

I love videography. I love collaborating with people through filming. I also really love just hearing people’s stories. I can get sucked in and immersed with the most random story of a person’s life.

Making new connections. I need new friends, new people to spark my curiosity.

I’ve recently found the history of the early English monarchy to be fascinating. I didn’t pay much attention in school but now I’m hooked. I’ve also recently developed a love for street photography.