We are very different people but there are some things that everyone generally views or reasons out the same way, which is known as common sense. Examples of common sense include looking left and right before crossing the road, not to leave a candle burning when you leave the house, or complete the urgent tasks first instead of non-deadline tasks. In this podcast, we discuss theories on why common sense is not common anymore.

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What is the difference between Excellence and Perfection? Does striving to achieve both make us a better person? Does it inspire creativity or kill the great mind? What does it mean to have a perfectionist boss at work? Are we pushing ourselves too hard at work and in everything we do? 

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In this loud and bustling world, a new keyword has appeared to counter the hustle bustle of life. Defined as doing the bare minimum of one’s job and no longer putting in time, effort, or enthusiasm than absolutely necessary, the buzz word is Quiet Quitting. In today’s episode, we will be chatting about quiet quitting, quiet breaking up, quiet vacationing, quiet living and some other silence related to it.

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Those who are good with growing fruits and vegetables are known to have green fingers, while those who kill plants easily are known to have black thumbs. Is it really impossible to grow some food on the balcony of the concrete jungle that we live in? Why are some people moving out of the city to try out sustainable living, and are they succeeding? Join us for a greening chat with Shao-Lyn Low who has gone from not-bothered to very invested in growing food through Eats, Shoots & Roots.

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We should realize by now that everything we search on the Internet or the conversation we have with someone in person triggers a series of related ads that are being fed into our newsfeed for the next few weeks. This is called targeted advertising. As consumers, what do we feel about this? Is the algorithm working for us or against us?

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Most people are against working with their friends, especially entering into a business partnership, because history has proven time and time again that the friendship might be stretched beyond repair. But since the 2000s, we see more and more family and friends collaborating at work, entering into partnerships, and more and more of them surviving, in fact thriving both in their bonds and business together. What’s the secret to working together without destroying great friendships?

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More and more people are dying alone. Most people prefer to die in their own bed, but research shows that only a quarter of deaths occur at home. What would you do if you knew your death date? Where and how do you want to spend your last days of life? Is it too much to fulfill a ridiculous wishlist at one’s death bed? Is planning your own funeral too morbid an idea to consider?

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The most common question a musician receives — can you earn a living just by making music — is also the least asked question by those who pay and appreciate good music. So what’s the music scene like in Malaysia? Is it really all struggle and no fame? If you don’t viral overnight, does it mean you are an expired musician? Do you have to sacrifice your values and identity in order to be the musician that everyone loves? In this episode, we chat with Icco Elnoel who is making a living solely through music-making.

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Being successful is subjective. Whether it is defined as financial stability or being high up on the corporate ladder, there’s a price to pay. How much are we willing to sacrifice to achieve the type of success we envision for ourselves? In this episode, we focus a bit more on the prices to pay for success in the creative arts industry.

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When we are in our early twenties, we are energetic and full of aspirations to strive for the ‘great life’ we’ve envisioned for ourselves. Sometimes we push ourselves too hard, sometimes we push others away while we are at it. Perhaps sometimes, we wish we could turn back time and do things differently. If we had the chance, what would we tell our younger self?

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