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Happy 56th National Day to all my fellow Singaporeans!
As we reflect on our country’s 56th birthday during these somber Covid-19 times, I thought that I should share my thoughts and wishes for our island nation with you, for what it’s worth.
Do you have an ongoing voice in your head telling what you what you should do—and what you shouldn’t?
That voice which informs your innermost thoughts, feelings, and reactions is an outcome of your personal brand story—how you view yourself as the protagonist in your life’s ongoing narrative.
It is my 50th birthday today. Five decades have passed from the time of my birth to the present.
While many consider 50 as a golden jubilee, spending it amidst the global coronavirus pandemic made it more poignant than jubilant.
Ever wonder why some people are a lot more successful than others?
How do these folks achieve peak performance in their fields? What do they do differently from the rest of us?
Personal branding is one of the most popular buzzword in the self-help community in Singapore.
But how do you build your personal brand? And what steps can you take?
To all my fellow educators: Happy Teachers Day!
OK, maybe I am not a REAL teacher, even though I love to impart my knowledge and skills to others.
Can you name me the top digital marketing agencies in the world?
I bet that most of you would have trouble remembering any of them. This isn’t surprising considering that most agency’s prefer their client campaigns to hog the limelight.
Courtesy of Mothership.sg (photo by Chiew Teng)
Maverick civil servant. Creator of hundreds of thousands of jobs. Iconoclastic foreign investment czar.
Former Chairman of the Economic Development Board (EDB) and A*STAR (Agency for Science, Technology and Research), and current chairman of SPRING Singapore, Philip Yeo is a legendary leader par none.
Contrary to popular belief, ostriches do not stick their heads in the sand (source of image)
Time and time again, the Ds of life assail and pummel us to the ground.
Defeat. Discontent. Debt. Distress. Disease. Disappointment.
Personal branding is often misunderstood by many.
Some consider personal branding an egoistic exercise in self-aggrandizement. Others feel that personal branding is just social media snake oil – an elixir which so-called “experts” and “gurus” try to foist on the naive.