
I suck at Writing Satire at 2 A.M.
I copied a Substack growth hack from someone with 20,000 subscribers, tried to make fun of it, and somehow became the growth hack.
I am a father, writer, and Asian-American immigrant sharing honest reflections on parenting, resilience, and legacy. Through stories of my sons and my own past, I explore lessons of life and the strength to rise against life’s giants.
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I copied a Substack growth hack from someone with 20,000 subscribers, tried to make fun of it, and somehow became the growth hack.

Probably not part of my niche

Not everything that matters is meant to stay.

A personal reflection on an old relationship, memory, fatherhood, and learning that some parts of the past can shape us without needing to come with us.

A week away reminded me what I was writing for in the first place.

I moved an iPad away from a fake baby doll. Somehow, that small moment brought back an old childhood fear and made me think about the father I want to be.

To My Oldest Son Before Kindergarten

I miss you

One black wallet. Three answers. One thing that never left me.

The woman who saw a writer before I did.

A boy remembers the difference between correction and shame.

My grandma saw the lion before I did.