What does it mean to belong?

Not just to a place or a community, but to yourself.

Internationally acclaimed filmmaker Anthony Chen has spent more than a decade telling stories about family, identity and home that have resonated across the world. Yet behind every film lies a quieter journey: one of searching for belonging, purpose, and what it means to remain true to yourself.

In this special episode of the Clean Your Toilet Podcast, Hun Ming Kwang sits down with Anthony Chen—writer, director and producer behind Ilo Ilo, Wet Season, Drift, The Breaking Ice, and his latest film, We Are All Strangers.

The conversation unfolds into a deep one as Anthony reflects on why he has always felt like an outsider, even in the place he calls home, and how that search for belonging has quietly shaped every film he has made. Together, they explore whether greatness can be taught, why life is our greatest teacher, and the experiences that transform technical skill into wisdom.

Anthony also shares the deeply personal story behind choosing filmmaking at fifteen despite criticism from relatives, the unwavering support of his mother, the existential crisis he faced in his forties, and why his wife and son have become the quiet foundation behind everything he creates.

More importantly, they dive into what it means to build a life that remains true to who you are, even when the world doesn't quite understand it.

Together, they explore the key themes:

- Why Anthony has always felt like an outsider, even in Singapore.

- Whether greatness can truly be taught.

- The three qualities every exceptional filmmaker needs.

- Why life's hardest moments become our greatest teachers.

- The role of family in shaping who we become.

- The courage to pursue an unconventional path despite criticism.

- How trust, honesty, and human understanding underpin great storytelling.

- The existential doubts that came with turning forty.

- What keeps him creating after more than a decade of international success.

If you've ever...

* questioned where you truly belong,

* wondered whether you're living someone else's definition of success,

* struggled with self-doubt despite years of achievement,

* or felt caught between ambition, family and purpose...

we hope this conversation reminds you that becoming isn't about finding the perfect path.

It's about having the courage to keep walking your own.

🎙️ About the Podcast

The Clean Your Toilet Podcast explores the inner work behind mastery, leadership, creativity and building a meaningful life through honest, unfiltered conversations.

If this conversation resonated with you, we'd love to hear from you.

Have you ever felt like an outsider, even in a place you called home?

Share your thoughts in the comments below.

And if you know someone who is quietly pursuing something meaningful despite the doubts around them, send them this conversation.

Sometimes, one honest conversation changes how we see ourselves.

⏱️ Chapters

00:00 Meet Anthony Chen

02:18 We Are All Strangers & The Growing Up Trilogy

07:26 The Philosophy Behind His Films

11:35 Why Family Keeps Appearing In His Stories

14:37 The Outsider Who Never Felt He Belonged

23:39 Belonging, Identity & Human Development

30:04 Why Trust Matters More Than Talent

52:44 Can Greatness Be Taught?

55:38 Why Life Is The Greatest Teacher

59:39 Choosing Filmmaking At Fifteen

1:03:14 Love, Sacrifice & Fatherhood

1:15:43 His Son Became His Greatest Inspiration

1:23:09 Turning Forty & Questioning Everything

1:27:28 One Final Reflection

#CleanYourToiletPodcast #Filmmaking #WeAreAllStrangers #AnthonyChen #Purpose #Belonging #Leadership #Storytelling #PersonalGrowth #HumanCondition #GrowthMindset #HumanDevelopment #PersonalGrowth #InnerWork #Podcast #Singapore ⁨

This is one of those that conversations naturally find their way to places many of us spend a lifetime avoiding.In this special overseas episode filmed in Seoul, South Korea, Hun Ming Kwang and Lim Pei Ying, the team of Clean Your Toilet Podcast, sit down with Jayine Chung, Founder of Maru Production.What began as a conversation about entrepreneurship, purpose and building a life across two countries gradually unfolds into one of life's most difficult and least talked about subjects.Death.Grief.Letting go.It is a conversation many of us avoid because we don't know what to say, how to feel, or where to begin.Yet perhaps the conversations we avoid are the ones we need the most.As the conversation unfolds, Jayine shares the deeply personal experience of losing both her father and her beloved dog within months of each other, missing her father's final moments by just ten minutes, and the guilt and self-blame that quietly followed. Together, they explore why grief has no deadline, how our bodies often carry emotions long before our minds understand them, and why so many of us were never taught the emotional literacy needed to navigate life's deepest moments.This episode goes beyond grief, it's about what happens when success no longer feels like enough.It's about questioning the impact we're making, confronting imposter syndrome, recognizing the hidden roles we've been playing our whole lives, and discovering that healing isn't about becoming someone new. It begins by meeting the parts of ourselves we've never learnt to sit with.In this conversation, we explore:• Why success doesn't always bring fulfilment• The hidden cost of always being "the strong one"• Missing the people we love, and learning to live with what remains unsaid• How childhood shapes the way we relate to emotions• Why grief can surface in unexpected moments• The connection between our body, emotions and healing• Emotional literacy, and why it may be one of the most important life skills we were never taught• What it really means to let goIf you've ever...• wondered whether you're making the impact you hoped for,• carried everyone else while quietly neglecting yourself,• struggled to process emotions you couldn't fully explain,• or found yourself holding on to someone, something, or a version of yourself long after it was gone...we hope this conversation reminds you that you don't have to rush your healing.Sometimes, the deepest transformations don't begin with finding the answers.They begin with having the courage to ask better questions.---🎙️ About the PodcastThe Clean Your Toilet Podcast explores the inner work behind personal growth, leadership, and building a meaningful life through honest, unfiltered conversations.If this conversation resonated with you, we'd love to hear from you.What is one conversation you've been avoiding, and what might change if you finally had it?Share your thoughts in the comments below.And if you know someone who needs this conversation today, send it to them. Sometimes one honest conversation can change the direction of a life.#CleanYourToiletPodcast #death #innerwork #Grief #LettingGo #EmotionalHealing #lifelessons #staystrong #emotionalintelligence #humanity #purpose #podcast #singapore #psychology​

Who gets to decide who you become?

Your parents? Your religion? Your culture? Society? Or you?

For Antasha Zahra, this wasn't just a philosophical question.

It was the decision that shaped her entire life.

Bullied as a child. Growing up feeling different long before she had the language to explain it. Navigating family, religion, mental health, relationships, and society's expectations, Antasha Zahra had to make a choice many people will never fully understand:

Continue living the life others expected or finally choose herself.

In Episode 6 of Beyond Pride: The Darkness We Battle, Antasha Zahra, transgender woman, content creator and advocate, joins *Hun Ming Kwang, LGBTQ+ Ally, award-winning Master Coach, Filmmaker and InnerWork, Diversity, Inclusion, Deep Democracy & Process Work Facilitator, for one of the season's most heartfelt conversations.

Together, they explore:

• Growing up feeling different before understanding why.

• Bullying, depression and learning to find hope again.

• Transitioning while navigating family, faith and culture.

• Why every transgender journey is different.

• The search for love, acceptance and belonging.

• Why labels often stop us from seeing the person behind them.

• The importance of kindness, community and choosing compassion over judgement.

Throughout the conversation, Antasha speaks candidly about transitioning in Singapore, finding support in unexpected places, navigating relationships, and why living authentically was never about becoming someone else, it was about finally becoming herself. She also shares a perspective that challenges assumptions: whether someone chooses to transition or detransition, the decision should come from an honest relationship with oneself, not from external pressure.

Drawing from decades of work in inner work, trauma-informed coaching, diversity, inclusion, Deep Democracy and process work, Ming expands the conversation beyond gender identity into a question that every one of us will face at some point in our lives:

How much of who we become is truly our choice and how much has been decided for us?

This is a conversation about identity, agency, belonging, and the courage to live a life that is genuinely your own.

Because the biggest question is:

"Who have I allowed to decide who I become?"

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Beyond Pride: The Darkness We Battle

A season exploring the unseen emotional, psychological and relational realities behind LGBTQ+ lives in Singapore.

Rather than debating identities, this season creates space for honest conversations around the inner lives we rarely speak about: belonging, shame, inclusion, acceptance, identities, relationships, family, healing, purpose, faith, community and the universal longing to be accepted for who we are.

Whether you're part of the LGBTQ+ community, an ally, or simply wanting to be a more conscious parent to your child, or even simply someone searching for a deeper understanding of yourself and others, this season invites you into conversations that move beyond headlines and into our shared humanity.

If this conversation resonates with you, share it with someone who values thoughtful dialogue, and subscribe for more conversations that challenge how we see ourselves, each other, and the world around us.

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🎙️ About the Podcast

The Clean Your Toilet Podcast explores the inner work behind personal growth, leadership, and building a meaningful life through honest, unfiltered conversations.

#CleanYourToiletPodcast #Identity #beyourself #Transgender #lgbtq #MentalHealth #Kindness #InnerWork #DeepDemocracy #Healing #Humanity #love #lifelessons #Podcast #Singapore

"You're different."

For many, it's an insult.

For Opera Tang, it became the beginning of discovering who she truly was.

In this episode of the Clean Your Toilet Podcast, drag artist Opera Tang sits down with Hun Ming Kwang, LGBTQ+ Ally, award-winning Master Coach, Filmmaker, and InnerWork, Diversity, Inclusion, Deep Democracy & Process Work Facilitator, for an honest conversation that goes far beyond labels.

Growing up, Opera endured bullying, struggled with belonging, and wrestled with questions of identity. Yet through those experiences, she found the courage to stop living for everyone else's expectations and start living authentically.

Together, they explore:

• What does it truly mean to become yourself?

• Is authenticity something we're born with, or something we fight for?

• Why do labels divide us more than they help us?

• How do bullying, shame and rejection continue to shape adulthood?

• What role do family, faith and community play in our identity?

• Why is kindness one of the most radical things we can offer another human being?

This isn't simply a conversation about gender.

It's about identity, belonging and the quiet battles so many people fight every day, whether they are LGBTQ+ or not.

Because beneath every label is a human being wanting the same thing:

To be seen, understood and accepted.

Because perhaps the greatest act of courage isn't becoming someone else.

It's finally allowing yourself to be who you've been all along.

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Beyond Pride: The Darkness We Battle

A season exploring the unseen emotional, psychological and relational realities behind LGBTQ+ lives in Singapore.

Rather than debating identities, this season creates space for honest conversations around the inner lives we rarely speak about: belonging, shame, inclusion, acceptance, identities, relationships, family, healing, purpose, faith, community and the universal longing to be accepted for who we are.

Whether you're part of the LGBTQ+ community, an ally, or simply wanting to be a more conscious parent to your child, or even simply someone searching for a deeper understanding of yourself and others, this season invites you into conversations that move beyond headlines and into our shared humanity.

If this conversation resonates with you, share it with someone who values thoughtful dialogue, and subscribe for more conversations that challenge how we see ourselves, each other, and the world around us.

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🎙️ About the Podcast

The Clean Your Toilet Podcast explores the inner work behind personal growth, leadership, and building a meaningful life through honest, unfiltered conversations.

#CleanYourToiletPodcast #Authenticity #Identity #LGBTQ #Kindness #MentalHealth #Courage #BeYourself #LoveWins #Pride #DragQueen #Humanity #Faith #Familylove #Podcast #singapore ⁨

When being yourself doesn't feel safe...

...you become whoever the world needs you to be.

Until one day, you forget who you really are.

For many LGBTQ+ people, hiding isn't a choice.

It's a survival strategy.

In Episode 4 of Beyond Pride: The Darkness We Battle, Kishan Singh, science teacher, LGBTQ+ activist, podcast host, and Pink Dot organising committee member, joins Hun Ming Kwang, LGBTQ+ Ally, award winning Master Coach, filmmaker, and InnerWork, Diversity, Inclusion, Deep Democracy & Process Work Facilitator, for one of the most honest conversations of the season.

Kishan shares what it was like growing up knowing he was gay, learning to compartmentalise parts of himself to fit into the world around him, and eventually reaching a point where he simply became tired of hiding.

The conversation takes a deeply personal turn as he recounts the investigation he faced as a teacher after a complaint about his sexuality, an experience that changed the trajectory of his career, challenged his sense of justice, and ultimately led him towards activism and creating safer spaces for others.

Together, Kishan and Ming explore questions that reach far beyond the LGBTQ+ experience:

• Why do we hide parts of ourselves?

• What happens when authenticity doesn't feel safe?

• Why do we become different versions of ourselves to survive?

• How do shame and fear quietly shape the choices we make?

• What does psychological safety actually look like?

• How do we create spaces where people feel safe enough to be fully themselves?

Drawing on decades of work in innerWork, trauma-informed coaching, diversity, inclusion, deep democracy and process work, Ming expands the conversation beyond sexuality into something profoundly human:

What happens when we spend years believing it's safer to hide than to be seen?

Together, they explore how identity, family, education, culture, history and collective systems quietly shape our lives—and why true belonging can only begin when we no longer have to perform a version of ourselves to earn acceptance.

This isn't a conversation about sexuality.

It's a conversation about what happens to any human being when they learn that authenticity comes with consequences.

Because perhaps the greatest freedom isn't coming out to the world.

Perhaps it's no longer hiding from yourself.

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Beyond Pride: The Darkness We Battle

A season exploring the unseen emotional, psychological and relational realities behind LGBTQ+ lives in Singapore.

Rather than debating identities, this season creates space for honest conversations around the inner lives we rarely speak about: belonging, shame, inclusion, acceptance, identities, relationships, family, healing, purpose, faith, community and the universal longing to be accepted for who we are.

Whether you're part of the LGBTQ+ community, an ally, or simply wanting to be a more conscious parent to your child, or even simply someone searching for a deeper understanding of yourself and others, this season invites you into conversations that move beyond headlines and into our shared humanity.

If this conversation resonates with you, share it with someone who values thoughtful dialogue, and subscribe for more conversations that challenge how we see ourselves, each other, and the world around us.

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🎙️ About the Podcast

The Clean Your Toilet Podcast explores the inner work behind personal growth, leadership, and building a meaningful life through honest, unfiltered conversations.

#CleanYourToiletPodcast #lgbtq #pridemonth #pride #Safety #Authenticity #Identity #InnerWork #DeepDemocracy #TraumaHealing #MentalHealth #Leadership #humanity #lovewins #podcast #singapore #socialissues

People think the hardest part of becoming queer parents is having a child.It isn't.The hardest part is everything that comes before.The emotional work, the difficult conversations, the uncertainty.The systems that weren't designed for you.And asking yourselves one question over and over again:"Are we truly ready to bring a child into this world?"In Episode 3 of Beyond Pride: The Darkness We Battle, Ching Chia and Cally Chia —lesbian mums, community builders, and advocates for rainbow families join Hun Ming Kwang, LGBTQ+ Ally, award winning Master Coach, filmmaker, and InnerWork, Diversity, Inclusion, Deep Democracy & Process Work Facilitator, for a deeply moving conversation about building a queer family in Singapore.What unfolds is far more than a conversation about parenthood.It's about what happens when love alone isn't enough.We are not taught to be parents, let us be real here. We learnt either what to be or not to be from watching our parents fumbling as we were growing up and that shaped our way of becoming one. The reality is becoming parents requires years of emotional preparation, overseas fertility treatment, navigating healthcare and legal systems, financial sacrifice, and the courage to heal the parts of yourself you don't want your children to inherit.Together, they explore questions that every parent, present and future, can relate to:* What does it really mean to be ready to become a parent?* How do we stop passing intergenerational trauma to our children?* Why is emotional readiness just as important as financial readiness?* What happens when the systems around you weren't designed for your family?* Can chosen family become as powerful as the family we were born into?* What kind of world are we creating for the next generation?* Let us redefine parenthood and what family is, outside of the social constructs.Drawing from decades of work in trauma-informed coaching, innerwork, conflict facilitation, group therapy, family and intergenerational systems, diversity, inclusion and deep democracy, Ming expands the conversation beyond queer parenthood into a universal human challenge:How do we consciously build a future that is healthier than the past we inherited?This isn't simply a conversation about raising a queer family.It's about choosing not to let your past become your children's future, and a sense of how conscious parenting is in order to stop intergenerational patterns from passing down. It is fundamentally breaking out of the molds and the scripts we were handled with greater awareness and clarity, in order to examine a life beyond than what was assigned.Because perhaps the most important question is"Who must we become before we raise another human being?"---Beyond Pride: The Darkness We BattleA season exploring the unseen emotional, psychological and relational realities behind LGBTQ+ lives in Singapore.Rather than debating identities, this season creates space for honest conversations around the inner lives we rarely speak about: belonging, shame, inclusion, acceptance, identities, relationships, family, healing, purpose, faith, community and the universal longing to be accepted for who we are.Whether you're part of the LGBTQ+ community, an ally, or simply wanting to be a more conscious parent to your child, or even simply someone searching for a deeper understanding of yourself and others, this season invites you into conversations that move beyond headlines and into our shared humanity.—🎙️ About the PodcastThe Clean Your Toilet Podcast explores the inner work behind personal growth, leadership, and building a meaningful life through honest, unfiltered conversations.#CleanYourToiletPodcast #lgbtq #Identity #community #Queer #Parenthood #IntergenerationalTrauma #HealingJourney #Podcast #Singapore #InnerWork #DeepDemocracy #ProcessWork #ConsciousParenting #intentionalliving #pride #personalgrowth #familylove  ​

Everyone wants to belong.

Few realise how much of themselves they've abandoned just to fit in.

Church.

School.

Family.

Society.

In Episode 2 of Beyond Pride: The Darkness We Battle, queer artist Jean Seizure joins Ming Kwang, an LGBTQ+ Ally, also an award winning Master Coach, Filmmaker, and InnerWork, Diversity, Inclusion, Deep Democracy & Process Work Facilitator for a deeply personal conversation about identity, belonging trauma, faith, family, and the lifelong search for community.

Jean opens up about growing up in a conservative Christian environment, discovering her identity, being singled out in school, navigating rejection within church, carrying the pressure of public visibility, and learning to heal through art, therapy, and honest conversations.

Together, Jean and Ming move beyond the surface of identity politics to explore the deeper human experiences that shape us all.

They explore questions such as:

* Why do we spend our lives searching for belonging?

* How do childhood experiences continue to shape our relationships as adults?

* What happens when faith and identity seem to collide?

* Why do we keep repeating the same emotional patterns?

* How do family histories silently influence the way we see ourselves?

* Can we ever truly belong if we don't first belong to ourselves?

Drawing from decades of work in trauma-informed inner work, diversity, inclusion, conflict facilitation and process work, Ming invites us to look beyond labels and into the invisible systems—family, culture, religion and inherited histories that quietly shape our lives.

This conversation is about the universal longing to be accepted, understood and loved for who we are.

Because perhaps the question isn't:

"Where do I belong?"

Perhaps it's:

"What parts of myself have I abandoned in order to belong?"

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Beyond Pride: The Darkness We Battle

A season exploring the unseen emotional, psychological and relational realities behind LGBTQ+ lives in Singapore.

Rather than debating identities, this season creates space for honest conversations around the inner lives we rarely speak about: belonging, shame, relationships, family, healing, purpose, faith, community and the universal longing to be accepted for who we are.

Whether you're part of the LGBTQ+ community, an ally, or simply someone searching for a deeper understanding of yourself and others, this season invites you into conversations that move beyond headlines and into our shared humanity.

If this conversation resonates with you, share it with someone who values thoughtful dialogue, and subscribe for more conversations that challenge how we see ourselves, each other, and the world around us.

—

🎙️ About the Podcast

The Clean Your Toilet Podcast explores the inner work behind personal growth, leadership, and building a meaningful life through honest, unfiltered conversations.

#CleanYourToiletPodcast #lgbtq #Identity #community #MentalHealth #faith #traumahealing #InnerWork #DeepDemocracy #healingjourney #selfawareness #PrideMonth #Podcast #Singapore

We created labels to help us belong.So why do they so often divide us?On the surface, this is a conversation about growing up lesbian in Singapore.But very quickly, it becomes something much deeper.In the first episode of Beyond Pride: The Darkness We Battle, Joanne Chen — community builder, Centre Manager of Proud Spaces, and proud lesbian joins Hun Ming Kwang — LGBTQ+ ally, Master Coach, and Innerwork, Diversity, Inclusivity, Deep Democracy & Process Work (IDIDDP) Facilitator for a conversation that begins with Pride, but ultimately explores the human search for identity, belonging, freedom and what it truly means to be seen.Growing up in Singapore, Joanne knew she was different long before she had the language to describe it. She shares candidly about navigating religious schools, bullying, rejection, and the quiet loneliness of never seeing yourself reflected in the world around you.Those experiences eventually led her to dedicate her life to building communities and creating spaces where others no longer have to feel alone.Drawing on decades of work in inner transformation, diversity, conflict facilitation and process work, Ming gently expands the conversation beyond identity politics into deeper human questions that affect every one of us.Together, they explore:• Why do we need labels to feel safe?• When does identity become a prison rather than a source of belonging?• How do shame, exclusion and discrimination shape the way we see ourselves?• Why do we instinctively divide the world into "us" and "them"?• Can we honour our identities without becoming confined by them?• What does it actually mean to be free?This conversation weaves through sexuality, religion, community, therapy, mental health, indigenous wisdom, belonging and the psychology of identity.It isn't about arriving at easy answers.It's about asking better questions.Because perhaps the deepest question isn't:"Who do you identify as?"It's:"Who are you... when every label falls away?"---Beyond Pride: The Darkness We BattleA season exploring the unseen emotional, psychological and relational realities behind LGBTQ+ lives in Singapore.Rather than debating identities, this season creates space for honest conversations around the inner lives we rarely speak about: belonging, shame, relationships, family, healing, purpose, faith, community and the universal longing to be accepted for who we are.Whether you're part of the LGBTQ+ community, an ally, or simply someone searching for a deeper understanding of yourself and others, this season invites you into conversations that move beyond headlines and into our shared humanity.If this conversation resonates with you, share it with someone who values thoughtful dialogue, and subscribe for more conversations that challenge how we see ourselves, each other, and the world around us.—🎙 About the PodcastThe Clean Your Toilet Podcast explores the inner work behind personal growth, leadership, and building a meaningful life through honest, unfiltered conversations.#CleanYourToiletPodcast #lgbtq #Identity #community #MentalHealth #InnerWork #DeepDemocracy #Psychology #PrideMonth #Podcast #Singapore​

What if the people we judge the most are the ones who understand consent, boundaries, and human behaviour the best?When most people hear the word "kink", they think of pain, sex, dominance, submission, and taboo desires.But beneath all of that lies something far more interesting:Trust.Trauma.Healing.And the universal human need to be seen, accepted, and understood.In this episode, funeral director Angjolie Mei sits down with professional dominatrix Goddess Dahlia for one of the most unexpected conversations we've ever had on the podcast.What begins as an exploration into the world of kink quickly becomes a deeper conversation about power dynamics, consent, self-discovery, therapy, trauma, and what it means to live authentically in a world that is quick to judge what it doesn't understand.Together, they explore:• Why some people are drawn to dominance and submission• What kink can teach us about consent and boundaries• The psychology behind power and vulnerability• Why many people struggle to say "no"• Trauma, healing, and self-discovery• Living with judgment and stigma• The courage to embrace who you truly areOne of the most surprising insights from this conversation?The kink community often has more explicit conversations about consent, boundaries, and personal agency than many people have in their everyday relationships.At its heart, this episode isn't about kink.It's about being human:The parts of ourselves we hide.The stories we carry.The wounds we heal.And the freedom that comes from no longer needing permission to be yourself.If you've ever felt misunderstood, judged, different, or curious about what drives human behaviour, this conversation is for you.#CleanYourToiletPodcast #Psychology #Consent #SelfDiscovery #PersonalGrowth #HumanBehaviour #TraumaHealing #Authenticity #InnerWork #PowerDynamics #Podcast #Singapore​

What if the thing that broke you becomes the very thing that gives your life meaning?After losing her mother following a decade-long battle with illness, Catherine Ong found herself navigating grief, postpartum depression, anxiety, and a profound sense of emptiness.The daughter who felt she had disappointed her mother.The artist who never intended to build a business.The grieving daughter who struggled to find purpose after loss.What emerged was something unexpected.Through art, Catherine discovered a way to express emotions that words could not hold. What began as a personal journey of healing eventually became Arkateori — a space where grief, creativity, inner child work, and human connection come together.In this episode of Confessions of the Unconventional, Catherine Ong and Angjolie Mei explore:• Living with grief after losing a parent• The mother-daughter relationship and unspoken expectations• Postpartum depression and anxiety• How art can become a pathway to healing• Inner child wounds and reparenting work• Motherhood, mortality, and talking openly about death with children• Finding purpose through pain• Why your flaws can become your greatest giftOne of the most powerful insights from this conversation:"Your flaws can become your superpower."This is a conversation about what becomes possible when we stop running from our pain and allow it to transform us.Because sometimes, to find yourself, you first have to lose yourself.🎙 About the PodcastThe Clean Your Toilet Podcast explores the inner work behind personal growth, leadership, and building a meaningful life through honest, unfiltered conversations.#CleanYourToiletPodcast #Grief #Healing #Purpose #InnerChild #InnerWork #Motherhood #MentalHealth #ArtTherapy #PersonalGrowth #Parenting #Podcast #Singapore #PostPartum​