My reflection or thought on random matters
My father died of a heart attack when I was 13. Perhaps I was too young but I donāt remember crying when I heard the news. It wasn’t that he wasn’t a good fatherāhe was. He worked very hard asā¦
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Courtesy of Visier, I was in Vancouver, Canada, over the past week. And what an amazing place! It feels like Melbourne but better organised. My key personal highlight of the trip would be completing the Grouse Grind – a challengingā¦
“I have 1,000 friends on Facebook, but no one to feed my cat.” ā Esther Perel As I age, the bar for true connections rises. My speed dial? Just family. I can count my dependable friends on two fingers. Youā¦
As Singapore’s weather remains relentlessly hot and humid, I’ve become something of a fan expert. My current home “workstation” – the dining table on my balcony facing the afternoon sun – turns into a greenhouse daily, even with the blindsā¦
One common occurrence during mid-life is an increasing tendency to look back. For me, this introspection was triggered ceremoniously as the clock struck midnight on my 40th birthday. Given that the average man lives until his early 80s, I hadā¦
In a recent podcast episode, I interviewed How Meng Hock, possibly the only real-life Management Buy-Out (MBO) professional I know. While MBOs were briefly covered in university, the textbook content felt superficial due to a lack of case studies. Towardsā¦
Last Thursday was the official launch of my new book, āNo More Bossesā. Hosted by ARCC spaces at One Marina Boulevard (the view is amazing), it also happens to be my first book launch event, as there wasnāt any forā¦
