A topic inspired from the laziness of talking about an original planned topic.

We always try to get things in control because that means we wouldn't need to be worried with what's gonna happen. However, sometimes life doesn’t always give us full control over life. There’s definitely moments where life isn’t in control. Instead of focusing on taking control in life, should we learn to be comfortable with not being in control?

Consuming content at 2x speed may be a popular idea for productivity enthusiasts but is it actually a good idea? Are we still getting anything from the content?

We always talk about work-life balance. However, it’s not always easy to do it. So in this episode, we’re going to discuss what is our thoughts on walk-life balance, how we wish it to be or how we are doing it in our life currently.

The Asian and Western culture differs hugely on this as Asian parents tends to pay for their child's university education but Western family don't. It's of course great to have parents paying for their child's education but this would make their children less appreciative of that education too. Therefore, should we pay for it?

So there’re things in life which we like to do. However, it's more important for us to figure out what makes us enjoy doing it. Is it because of a pure enjoyment from deep within us or is there other reasons? We shall explore it in this episode.

The definition of Family from Google is: a group of one or more parents and their children living together as a unit. However, when we actually have friends or acquaintance that care more we tend to consider them as part of our family because we have more trust in them. What do you think of this. What makes a family to you.

Andrew have this idea of having a new “life” every 20 years. In this episode, we shall dive deep into why he thinks this is a good idea and how he plans to achieve it. Enjoy :D

What? We’re already in our 20s! In this episode we shall discuss about our joy, fear, regrets or more that we feel right now.

We always advise people to help others or improve others. However sometimes when you think of those advices which we've given, we don't actually act them accordingly. Are we being narcissistic or why don't we just act accordingly to them?