I don’t believe in micromanaging my life; I surrender to surprises :) I want to travel, to every corner of the earth; to discover different cultures, to touch hearts and live dreams. Perpetual wanderlust.
I’m seeking; I’m striving. I am in it with all my heart.
I always get the question, “Does Mrs Pho sell Banh Mi?”. It took us over a year to create the perfect Banh Mi, one that we are finally satisfied with. God knows how many breads the team have tried for research. (It’s really hard to lose weight in F&B!). What makes a
Thank you The Singapore Women’s Weekly for The Great Women of Our Time award (Finance & Commerce). I think this highlights the importance and necessity for greater financial literacy in Asia. â â â â This recognition belongs to the hardworking @thenewsavvy team, past and present. It is also for all the friends and
The purpose of this post is to share my personal experience with egg freezing. All content written here including text, images, audio, or other formats were created for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice
“I donât have any time to stay up all night worrying about what someone who doesnât love me has to say about me.” Not being sexist but I think women have a hard time letting go of criticisms, insults, attacks or friendships woes. I think because emotionally, we care more.
What has been keeping me awfully busy during October – unveiling Tsutaâs biggest menu revamp! – Introduced over 80% new and improved items in its menu – Premiered Tsutaâs first Crab Soba, Mazesoba with local renditions, and improved recipes on our Signatures such as Shoyu Soba and Shio Soba While
Definitely no linearity in my career. Sometimes, it worries me… and I wistfully wish I was a lifer in a big company. Some of my friends have been working in the same companies/fields for 15 years… and here I am, jumping from one to another. 😔 Choosing a non-bank job
You need to process your own pain & grief. You donât want your loved ones to pay for something that youâve never resolved.
After 5 years of being an entrepreneur, these are some of the most important lessons I learnt along the way. 1. I really learnt to compartmentalise myself from my work problems.When I started out, I get flustered every time I face an issue. Today, I can really emotionally separate myself
Each time I mention about my habits, tracking tools and 60-day challenge, I get a lot of questions on how and what I use. Thought I’ll share it in a post so I don’t have to reply individually. I honestly believe that I have managed to build a great
Whenâs the last time you checked in with yourself? Take time to breathe, recharge and be thankful. Remember to care for the people you love too. Big hugs x 🌨🌨 âBe confused, itâs where you begin to learn new things. Be broken, itâs where you begin to heal. Be frustrated,
“But I’ll let you in on a little secret: there’s a whole world out there waiting for you. Great cities, and art, and music. Genuine beauty. And you could have all of it. You could have a thousand more birthdays, all you have to do is ask.”
As I said in the earlier post on limiting beliefs, my dream is to one day, say that âI donât drink alcoholâ. PERMANENTLY. Nothing against alcohol at all. Again, Iâm the BIGGEST drinker. I love my alcohol & drink daily, by myself. I can drink half a bottle of whisky
âThe ability to do what you want, when you want, with who[m] you want, for as long as you want to, pays the highest dividend that exists in finance.â Think about what money and wealth are for. A critical distinction between being rich (having a high current income) and being