Live Well ft. Lance Alexander

'The Garden of Evening Mists' sees a young woman, a survivor of the Japanese Occupation, trying to build a memorial for her lost sister who she saw killed during the brutal Japanese Occupation. Aiming to build a Japanese garden, Yun Ling seeks out Aritomo - who was once the gardener for the Emperor of Japan. Michelle Martin speaks with Tan Twan Eng, Author of ‘The Garden of Evening Mists'.

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What should you know about commercial arbitrations and Alternative Dispute Resolutions? Steve Ngo, President and Executive Director of Beihai Asia International Arbitration Centre shares more. 

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The lack of tech talent is a global phenomenon that has been affecting hiring managers at Silicon Valley giants like Google and Facebook. Victor Zhu, Founder of Hatch shares how the local social enterprise is training jobseekers for the industry they want to get into in just under six months. 

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What is the best air miles card and how can you best compare multi-currency wallets? Mark Cheng, Media Sales Lead at MoneySmart and Terence Quah, Account Manager at MoneySmart shares more. 

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It's the Korean concept that could change your interpersonal relationships. It lies at the heart of "saving face". Nunchi (pronounced Noon-chee) in Korean means "eye-measure". We all know people who can enter a room and "read" the people in it with a sweep of the eye. Euny Hong is the author of the book, 'The Power of Nunchi: The Korean Secret to Happiness and Success', and is a journalist who has written for The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal. She tells Michelle Martin why Nunchi is the Korean 5,000 year old secret to doing well in life.

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