As Singapore’s Ministry of Health has raised the risk assessment from DORSCON Yellow to DORSCON Orange, all local establishments have been scrambling to implement measures to remain safe and health...

I was in training recently for senior technical leaders. This post is about the interesting giveaway that we received, Rocketbooks. It’s a fully reusable notebook. The paper quality is made f...

Thirteen days left before the year 2019 ends. In terms of reading, I decided to finish my last book today and spend the next 13 days processing and reflecting on what I have learned this year (This...

We have a lot of Surface Hubs in our new office which we often use as digital whiteboards. After the meeting, we then send the writings to our mailboxes which we receive as image attachments. The c...

At this point, I have blogged about having a healthy emergency fund, having clear financial goals, and placing financial boundaries. Finally, I can write about my favorite part, where I am currentl...

Having clear boundaries is essential to a healthy, balanced lifestyle. A boundary is a personal property line that marks those things for which we are responsible. In other words, boundaries def...

If you’re reading this, I assume that you have completed your emergency fund or, like us, have a plan in motion for completing it. If not, please read the previous post first. After building our e...

« Read the previous post for context Our first priority is to build our emergency fund. An emergency fund is essentially 3-6 months’ worth of your living expenses, stored in a highly liquid place,...

A friend recently encouraged me to blog about personal finance. It was quite a timely nudge given that we have just moved to Singapore. Here, I find ourselves rethinking and reapplying a lot of the...

This passage of scripture is famous for the qualities of a noble woman. In fact, the Bible headings itself would label this passage as “A Woman of Noble Character” (NIV) or “A Woman Who Fears the L...