好久沒有發文
因為近期都在忙海外公司的事，近年來由於事業重心從台灣轉向海外，也讓我變得越來越忙，可能也會越來越少時間待在台灣
趁著年底稍微有空暇時間
帶媽媽逛101、LV專櫃
順便送她個LV包，然後再帶她去吃五星級義大利餐廳
老實說我覺得我對身邊的人都還蠻好的
畢竟我也希望，我身邊的人能因為我過上好日子
一方面是我覺得做人要飲水思源
一方面我也敦促自己要不斷前進，希望以後能讓我身邊的人以後都以我為榮
其實家裡的支出我大概都包辦了
房子、車子、海內外旅遊、包包....可能只有想不到，沒有我沒花到的🤣
不過與之交換的
我媽後來也給我極大的自由
尊重我自身職涯的安排
無論是唸電機系、在台大創業、海外事業擴點、從事AI相關產業，基本上不會干涉我事業上的任何規劃
我常跟我媽說
如果以後我有這樣的小孩
別說生一個了，我要去生一打
或許我就能原地財富自由了哈哈哈哈
但這目前應該是無稽之談
畢竟沒結婚、沒小孩，目前還淪為空想......
努力拼事業努力賺錢靠自己比較實在哈哈哈哈
It’s been a while since my last update.
I’ve been fully immersed in scaling our overseas operations lately. As my business focus has shifted from Taiwan to international markets, my schedule has become increasingly demanding, and I’ll likely be spending less time back home moving forward.
Taking advantage of a brief year-end window, I took my mother out for a day at Taipei 101. We stopped by the LV boutique to pick out a gift for her, followed by dinner at a five-star Italian restaurant.
To be honest, I take great pride in looking after those closest to me. I genuinely want the people in my circle to enjoy a better quality of life because of my success. On one hand, it’s about "remembering your roots"; on the other, it serves as a constant reminder to keep pushing forward, with the aspiration that one day the people around me will take pride in my accomplishments.
I’ve essentially taken over the family’s capital expenditures—housing, cars, international travel, luxury goods… you name it, I’ve likely covered it 🤣.
In return, however, my mother has granted me immense autonomy. She respects my career trajectory completely. Whether it was studying Electrical Engineering, launching a startup at NTU, expanding operations overseas, or pivoting into the AI sector, she has never interfered with my strategic roadmap.
I often joke with her: "If I could have a child like me, I wouldn't just have one—I’d have a dozen." Perhaps I could achieve financial independence on the spot hahaha.
But of course, that’s all purely theoretical for now. No marriage, no kids—it’s all just "blue-sky thinking" at this point. I think I’ll stick to the more reliable path: grinding hard, scaling the business, and building wealth on my own terms.
