In this dog-eat-dog world, inevitably there will be jealous colleagues who see you as a threat and start making things hard for you.
Is there a way to play this game well without losing our virtue and sanity? Datuk Charlie Chia shows us how it can be done.
Failure is part and parcel of life but it doesn't have to suck.
Sis Teng Teng shares 3 definitions of failure, how to feel enough, and self- compassion.
She backpacked on her own to the Himalaya Mountains in search for the truth. With decades of meditation practice, Amy shares how mindfulness has helped her in a car crash and how to navigate the complexities of our time.
How do you know if you've found the one? When should you pursue a relationship? What about sex before marriage?
Tune in to this candid chat amongst the singles, the attached and the hopeless romantic.
Gwen's work has received recognition from TED, Obama Foundation, and The World Economic Forum. Beyond these achievements, Gwen shares her journey dealing with anxiety and depression, and what it truly means to be vulnerable, authentic, and empathetic.
Is money the root of all evil? Should we deny wealth because it brings us more trouble? Is it really true that money can't buy happiness?
In this episode, Seow Kek Wee helps us reevaluate or relationship with money and how to achieve financial and spiritual wealth at the same time.
Good and bad, isn't exactly black and white. We often identify a good person based on the actions and condemn people who do evil deeds. But does doing a bad deed, make one bad person?
What is right or what is wrong? Who exactly defines what is good or what's bad?
In this episode, Sister Sylvia Bay shares what it means to be good, and the tipping point when doing good, turns bad.
1 in 3 Singaporeans work at least 10 hours a day. Because we spend most of our waking hours working, inevitably our identify is defined by our profession and career achievement. But is that all to life? Who are you beyond the work that you do?
Can you be contented and ambitious at the same time? If you're at life's crossroad, not knowing if you should strive more or slow down, you're not alone! You might feel like working too hard to succeed materially might bring you too much stress and not worthwhile the chase. On the other hand, you fear that just letting things be might turn you to a complacent person, and that you're not achieiving your full potential.
Is there a sweet spot between contentment and ambition? The answer is "yes". In this episode, Tan Chade Meng, the best-selling author of Search Inside Yourself, will share how we can have the best of all worlds.
Our podcast is live!
Here in Episode 0, we learn more about the two hosts, Kai Xin and Cheryl as they dig deep into their hopes, fears, insecurities and bare it all out for you!
They also talk about why having an Asian Buddhist representation is so important and share their aspirations for the podcast!
Episode is available on Spotify and YouTube!
