You’ve probably heard of the art of the start. But what about the culture of completion? Or more precisely, get things done so that you can accomplish your goals.
Like many of you, I can get pretty excited about embarking on new adventures.
You’ve probably heard of the art of the start. But what about the culture of completion? Or more precisely, get things done so that you can accomplish your goals.
Like many of you, I can get pretty excited about embarking on new adventures.
Retirement in Singapore requires careful planning, as the cost of living here can be fairly significant, even if you live thriftily. How much exactly do you need for a comfortable retirement in Singapore?
This article explores three distinct retirement scenarios: the Lees, who live a luxurious lifestyle; the Lims, who aim for balance; and the Wongs, who lead a minimalist retirement.
Look around you. You’ll probably see successful people who appear to have mastered various fields — work, business, money, or life itself.
What are the secrets to their success? Do they have any life lessons that they can impart to us?
Why do some people make fortunes while others lose it all, despite having the same knowledge? What if the real secret to financial success isn’t about mastering money, but mastering yourself?
Understanding the psychology behind your financial decisions might just be the missing piece in your quest for wealth.
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Happy 59th National Day Singapore! As Singaporeans come together to celebrate the nation’s 59th birthday, we do so with a mixture of pride, reflection, and contemplation.
This year, our festivities occur against a backdrop of significant global and local events that have shaped our collective experiences and outlook for the future.
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Wish to do more each day and achieve greater personal success and productivity? Keen to banish the donkey of procrastination from your life?
Start by eating that frog!
A rose by any other name should smell just as sweet? Or would it no longer be a rose if we call it something else?
Names can be powerful. People swear by the name of God or their parents/grandparents when they make an important proclamation. For companies, catchy names like Apple, Alphabet, and Amazon have helped them to be more easily memorable — and possibly billion-dollar businesses!
Hit a roadblock in growing your small business lately? You are not alone.
Virtually all entrepreneurs and small business owners have encountered trials and tribulations in our start-up journeys.
As we commemorate LKY 100, the centenary of Lee Kuan Yew’s birth, a reflective hush settles over Singapore. Our nation pauses to remember the man whose vision and leadership helped turn us from a “mudflat into a metropolis”.
Born on 16th September 1923, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, fondly known as LKY, was a beacon of resilience and innovation. His leadership style offers timeless lessons not only in leadership and governance, but in our own personal development.
As Singapore celebrates its 58th birthday, it’s a time for reflection, gratitude, and looking forward to the future.
In the midst of the festivities (NDP2023 anyone?), I find myself pondering the journey we’ve taken and the path I’ve walked professionally and personally.