愛因斯坦曾說過：「我並無特殊天賦，我只是充滿好奇心。」

您好！我是YK（楊軍），一位50+多重身份專業人士，身兼牧師、人生教練、內容創作者以及紀實攝影師等多個角色，為同一使命而努力。

歡迎來到這個網誌，

這裡是為那些渴望滿足好奇心的朋友們而創建的。

從曾經充滿疑問的年輕人到如今五十多歲的好奇者，我始終保持著對未知的探索精神。

人類的知識源於好奇心，我們天生對未知事物充滿好奇，不停地提問，從中汲取智慧，這便是「學問」的根本。學問是人生的無窮追求，因為知識隨著時間的累積而豐富。

事實上，我所掌握的大量知識並非來自學校，而是源於閱讀、影片和電台（現在是Podcast）。在網絡普及的時代，知識變得觸手可及。然而，隨著時間推移，人們的好奇心似乎逐漸消退，這可能是教育模式出現問題。因此，我們看到擁有學位的人越來越多，但真正具有學問的人卻越來越少。

在這個網誌裡，我將與您分享我從閱讀、影片和Podcast中獲得的寶貴心得。讓我們一起繼續學習，保持好奇心，共同探索生活中的無限可能！

Einstein once said, "I have no special talent, I am only passionately curious.

Hello! I am YK (Yang Jun), a 50+ multi-identity professional. I wear many hats, including pastor, life coach, content creator, and documentary photographer, all for a common mission.

Welcome to this blog, a space created for friends who have an insatiable curiosity. From a young man filled with questions to a 50-something-year-old curious explorer, I have always maintained a spirit of discovering the unknown. Human knowledge stems from curiosity, and we are innately curious about the unknown, continuously asking questions and drawing wisdom from them. This is the essence of "learning." Learning is an endless pursuit in life, as knowledge becomes richer with the accumulation of time.

In fact, much of my knowledge comes not from school but from reading, watching videos, and listening to radio (now podcasts). In the age of internet accessibility, knowledge is within reach. However, over time, people's curiosity seems to be fading, which could be due to issues with the educational system. As a result, we see more people with degrees, but fewer people with genuine knowledge.

In this blog, I will share valuable insights I've gained from reading, watching videos, and listening to podcasts. Let's continue learning together, stay curious, and explore the infinite possibilities in life!