#WW: 🎣 Are you a dying fish playing a social media game?
Wholesome Wednesdays: April draws to a close, how should we view endings? Ending our self confidence or ending of our good health?
#WW: 🎣 Are you a dying fish playing a social media game?
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#WW: ☄️ Chaos at the office and how we can work with it
#WW: ☄️ Chaos at the office and how we can work with it
The last public holiday felt like ages ago. The office space or your team feels chaotic. How can we work with chaos? How do astronauts cope with stress?
1. Astronauts, Heartbeat, and our unpleasant emails
2. Chaos at office! How to deal with it the Buddhist way
#WW: 😅 Stop saying ‘my condolences’ to those who are grieving. Here’s what you can do instead.
#WW: 😅 Stop saying ‘my condolences’ to those who are grieving. Here’s what you can do instead.
As July begins, it is say goodbye to the first half of the year. We look at two stories of comforting others who are griefing. We often find ourselves saying 'My condolences'...can we do better?
1. How NOT to show empathy
2. How to write a condolence message
#WW: ☁️Floating through zoom calls? It is okay to feel lost
#WW: ☁️Floating through zoom calls? It is okay to feel lost
These are uncertain times. With lay offs happening across industries especially in the tech sector, we might feel this creeping anxiety of being retrenched. For those of us who see our colleagues get retrenched, we might feel lost in our careers. That's probably okay and human to feel that way. Here are 2 articles to get you through these tough times
1. It is okay to feel lost. We all do.
2. Prolonged Uncertainty is a pain. What can we do about it?
#WW:😪 It is mid-2022. Is this the best time to quit my job?
#WW:😪 It is mid-2022. Is this the best time to quit my job?
Great resignation. Middle of the year. A time for reflection on how we have done this year and how we can use the second half in the most meaningful way. Here are two stories!
“Burn out, anger, and a dying laptop”: 3 lessons I have learnt since I started my medical career.
“Burn out, anger, and a dying laptop”: 3 lessons I have learnt since I started my medical career.
In the healthcare line, we often forget to care for ourselves before caring for others. The fear of making mistakes can cripple us. Diving deeper, Li Hui shares her experience as a first-year junior doctor