hello@theslowedit.org The Travel Edit: Japan Series Part 3
Part 3: Tokyo We were in Tokyo for the final leg of our Japan trip. If Osaka felt loud and…
The Travel Edit: Japan Series Part 2
Part 2 : Osaka If Kyoto softened us, Osaka woke us up. Louder, warmer, more playful—a city that wears its…
The Travel Edit: Japan Series Part 1
Part 1 : Kyoto Kyoto was the first stop in our Japan journey, and it felt like the perfect place…
A Quiet Escape: Japanese Rural Life Adventure Review
Need a way to disconnect after a hectic workday? Japanese Rural Life Adventure on Apple Arcade is a cozy, stress-free…
30 Days with the Kobo Libra
There was a version of me, nearly a decade ago, who lived for the Goodreads Challenge. 150 books a year…
Tutto by Da Paolo, Jewel – Familiar Comfort
A simple, familiar Italian meal at Tutto by Da Paolo in Jewel - where comfort food is done quietly and…
Song Gye Ok, Telok Ayer – A Meal Meant to Be Taken Slowly
A warm, unhurried meal at Song Gye Ok in Telok Ayer - where small dishes, comforting soup and a slower…
Boulder Movement (Downtown) – Learning to Move, Slowly
A first experience at Boulder Movement in Shenton Way - a quiet introduction to bouldering, movement, and learning something new…
Palates & Bagels by T.A.M, Johor Bahru – A Slow Morning with Bagels and Coffee
A quiet brunch at Palates & Bagels in Johor Bahru - a Bali-inspired cafe where the bagels stand out more…
Learning Notes – Trading & Scalping: Taking the Next Step by Attempting the FTMO Challenge
After documenting the first lessons from learning to scalp, I’ve decided to take the next step and attempt an FTMO…
Learning Notes – Trading & Scalping: Why Scalping Is Mentally Harder Than It Looks
Scalping may look simple from the outside, but the real challenge lies in emotional discipline and consistent decision-making under pressure.
Learning Notes – Trading & Scalping: The Day I Did Nothing
A trading session where no trades were taken, and why choosing to do nothing in the markets can sometimes be…
Learning Notes – Trading & Scalping: When Not Trading Is the Right Trade
Learning to accept that not trading can sometimes be the best decision. A reflection on patience, discipline and resisting the…