Recently there's a huge influx of advertisements by marketing gurus. And various videos by other Youtubers have appeared, calling them out. For some, things have turned ugly. Why does it have to be this way?  

Personally, I have also paid more than $3000 to attend a coaching program. Did I get the result I want? Am I a victim? What have I learnt from it? What valuable lessons can you learn from my experience?  

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Are there really shortcuts to success? 

I embarked on this path of entrepreneurship without any business and marketing knowledge. I thought that I could rely on word-of-mouth referrals to get clients. But when Covid struck, I was forced to shift everything online. I had no online presence, I was not tech-savvy. What should I do? I thought that by enrolling in a coaching program will help me to get the skills that I need...FAST. 

Did I get the results that I want? What can you lear

I participated in the Climate Marathon Virtual Run recently in October, where we were supposed to clock 42km for each week throughout the month. My ankle has been giving me problems for a few months already but I still decided to participate in the virtual run because bringing awareness to climate change is a meaningful cause to me. Even so, I was apprehensive, not knowing whether I can pull this feat off...

Did I manage to complete the virtual run challenge? 

What is the secret ingred

Many of us grew up with the mentality that doing well in school and getting a good job, earning a good salary equates to success. That's how our society and our environment shaped our mindset as we grew up. We learnt the concept of failure in school when failing exams resulted in negative consequences, such as additional supplementary lessons, getting enrolled in tuition classes, etc. We saw how the top academic performers were praised as the cream of the crop and the promise of having successful lives a

What makes a person want to change? Either they want to get away from PAIN, or they are seeking PLEASURE…

I grew up as a typical Singaporean guy, who thought nothing more, other than fitting into societal norms. I had no dreams. I just thought it is normal to take the path taken by most: Finish studies, get a job, buy a flat, start a family, etc. I was simply existing. However, life threw me a huge curveball and my first job ended badly. That's SUPER PAINFUL. It created a HUGE hit on

In the current society where mediocrity is often rewarded, employees who have the drive to maximize their potential and pursue their dreams are often left burnt out, disappointed and stuck. Organization red tapes, office politics, poor management and a "resistance to change" work culture are huge obstacles to overcome. As time goes by, the employee loses passion for what they do. They may succumb to the victim's mentality, feeling that they alone are unable to change the whole organization culture. Does