Quite a few people around me have reflected to me that the unfolding events on COVID19 are making them feel pessimistic and depressed. Some are affected because of work changes and impact on their trades and businesses; Other are concerned with how their ways of life...

I have been collecting recipes since I was in high school. Over the years, I continued to tear pages from women magazines, loot recipe cards from the supermarkets and purchase cookbooks. Folders of tear sheets, cook books in both hard covers and paper backs versions,...

In-between One of my juniors shared about feeling sandwiched, particularly, between the traditional leaders & the younger millennials and Generation Z. A “sandwiched” class not in the economic sense, but career-wise. They see the need for personal transformation...

I want to talk about reading, and inevitably, it has to start with books. Born with a silver bookmark I have been surrounded by books for as long as I can remember. My grandfather ran a book store in an old town in Singapore, where I had access to a wide array of...

It’s a wrap 2019 has been nothing short of eventful for me. I observed the downfall of a once-promising start-up from the inside, and I had to drive crisis communications to manage leadership change and organizational movement. Subsequently, I pursued my passion for...