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.
“The 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.” Think about what money and wealth are for. A critical distinction between being rich (having a high current income) and being
Notes from Chris Voss Masterclass – Art of Negotiation LESSON 1: MIRRORING Problem: Situation The other party: CounterpartCollaborate to solve the problem EmpathyWhat’s driving someone? What are their rules are?What are they really after? Who are they really working for?What are they really negotiating for? What is the commodity they
Reminder to self: Stop focusing on lost paradises for life is, but a flicker of curiousness between two great silences.
SELF-DISCIPLINE The key to loving yourself deeply (popularly known as #selflove in today’s context). Doing what you say you’re gonna do. Doing what needs to be done, even when you don’t want to do it. ESPECIALLY when you don’t want to do it. Put past what you think or want.
Make it, Sell it & Create Awareness How to build a business? Notes from Sara Blakey’s Masterclass – Self-Made Entrepreneurship On purpose:What brings me joy? (What breaks my heart?)What are you good at?How do you want to serve your community? For each idea, ask yourselves these questions: (Acts as a
Some personal notes on how I dealt with one of the darkest moments of my life last week. I hope that these words can be of use… especially if any one of you is struggling. ♥️ Dealt with a personal calamity and went MIA for a week. Some days are
Money isn’t primarily a store of value. Money is a conduit of emotion and ego, carrying hopes and fears, dreams and heartbreak, confidence and surprise, envy and regret…
“Long-term consistency beats short-term intensity.” – Bruce LeeYou can become anything—if you’re willing to pay the price. If you’re willing to give the time, energy, money, focus, and discipline, you can have whatever you want.
More on the 60-day challenge – I wrote an introduction on it & why I am embarking on it. Through this challenge, I want to work my “limiting” beliefs & and challenge myself are: 1. Increasing metabolism in mid-30s This might be factual but how can I workout or eat
Our outcome is a lagging indicator of our micro habits. For the past 10 days, I have been on a new challenge I set for myself. The challenge is a few SIMPLE lifestyle changes but it’s tough AF. Don’t confuse simple & easy. Some of the most simple things in
Studied and loved finance. Did ok in Marketing & PR but kinda disliked it. 10 years in finance. Not sure how I ended up specialising in growth, customer acquisition, sales marketing & PR for most of my companies now. 😂 Here’s a really interesting chart on the skills you need
I never loved anyone the way I loved Annalise. I loved her even when she didn’t choose me. But those moments when she did choose me – I would feel seen. I think we all seek that person in our lives – someone who shows us it’s possible to survive
I’ve always loved reading about business personalities. I’m curious to know what makes them tick and motivates them. The #GreatMindsNeverThinkAlike campaign is enlightening for me. Not only I get the insights of some of the brightest minds that I admire for years (my inspiration Rosaline Chow Koo!), but how these thought-leaders think, behave,
Thinking of embarking on a personal challenge for 75 days. A few SIMPLE steps but it’s tough AF. I keep making excuses for myself. (Don’t confuse simple & easy.) Some of the most simple things in life are also the most difficult. The reason why I want to do the