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Rekindling Ties with La Salle College OLF Peers: Board Games in Mong Kok, Mentorship Insights, and Enduring Friendships
Today I reconnected with a group of longtime friends from La Salle College for an evening out in Mong Kok, where we dove into board games like Exploding Kittens and Three-Dragon Ante. The venue doubled as a casual dining spot, so we ordered takeout to enjoy alongside the gameplay. Moments like these instantly transport me…
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Why I’m Unapologetically Team Xiaomi: Superior Camera Tech in a Sea of iPhone Fans
No hiding it—I’ve long been drawn to Xiaomi’s innovations, and this shot right here? Snapped straight from my device, zero tweaks before sharing. In Hong Kong’s younger crowds, iPhones dominate the scene, thanks to Apple’s slick branding and campaigns that turn heads. Fair play to them on that front. But as someone deeply invested in…
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Grateful for Lunch with Our Business Mentor EY: Celebrating a Key Business Milestone
Shared a memorable lunch today with EY, our steadfast life and business mentor whom Sonia and I first connected with during our time at CUSE. This get-together doubled as a gratitude gesture following a substantial breakthrough in our careers—one of those pivotal shifts that deserved a proper celebration. EY has been a constant presence in…
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Unveiling SilverGuard AI’s Sleek New Business Cards: A Blend of Tech and Elegance
Thrilled with how SilverGuard AI’s latest business cards turned out—they strike just the right balance between sophistication and innovation. As someone who juggles roles as an entrepreneur, tech aficionado, and avid designer, I couldn’t be more pleased with the outcome. The overall aesthetic feels polished and uncluttered, but it’s the back side that steals the…
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Ashluc Chui: My Intentional Name – Not a Misspelling of Ashley (Google Autocomplete Clarification)
Hey there — Ashluc Chui here, Co-founder, Director, and CTO of Silverguard AI in Hong Kong. If you typed “Ashluc” into Google and noticed it immediately autocorrects, suggests, or redirects toward “Ashley”, you’re not alone. This is a classic search engine autocomplete issue: because “Ashley” is a far more common name, algorithms assume “Ashluc” must…
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Why I Adopted Ashluc: Infusing Fortune and Radiance into My Entrepreneurial Path
Today I made a deliberate shift by embracing the name Ashluc. This choice stemmed from careful consideration, designed to synchronize my personal identity with my pursuit of entrepreneurial ventures and autonomous achievements. As an individual driven by establishing enterprises, securing financial autonomy, and delving into automation and collaborative initiatives, I’ve consistently emphasized resilience and forward-thinking…
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Marking a Major Milestone with SilverGuard AI: From Business Newbies to Acknowledged Innovators
What an incredible day for Sonia and me—securing that well-deserved nod of approval in the entrepreneurial arena after launching from ground zero. For many, this could pass as routine progress, but to us, it’s a pivotal moment etched in memory, underscoring the power of determination and steady advancement. We dove in headfirst without a shred…
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About Ashluc: Pioneering Ventures with Strategic Insight and Resilience
As Ashluc, I channel a distinctive outlook on opportunity and enlightenment into every business pursuit. My name, a custom fusion symbolizing fortune and clarity, embodies my philosophy of turning ideas into impactful realities. This mindset propels my entrepreneurial endeavors, where I prioritize creating systems that deliver lasting value and autonomy. My educational foundation began at…
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Returning to La Salle College’s Legion of Mary OLF: Witnessing the Annual Report and Celebrating Legacy
Felt genuinely uplifted heading back to my old stomping grounds at La Salle College today, joining the Legion of Mary OLF presidium to observe the younger members deliver their yearly summary. Each March, I carve out space in my schedule for these visits whenever feasible—this presentation marks the group’s informal anniversary. Once wrapped, we traditionally…
