As I was on my way to an appointment in the morning, I saw the sun come out so bright. I wanted to take full advantage of it, so I sat on a bench soaking the rays in. That's when I heard a lot of noise behind me, and curious to know what was going on, I approached these 2 ladies to get more information. Glad I spoke to them!

I met the softspoken Rayleigh on a cold morning, sitting at a nearby park. She seemed peaceful and so, I approached her for a talk. She was fine to have a quick conversation with me before her office check-in.

In this episode, I speak to two young Chinese overseas students who had a lot on their minds since graduation - jobs, family, residency etc. They share their hearts openly, and I hope everything has gone well for them.

As I was about to take the train home, I noticed this guy waiting by a pillar at the station. I decided to go over and speak with him, so I can share it with you!

Met a random student on the streets today. He is from France, and he shares with us his views on Artificial Intelligence, his life mantra and a bit about his family too.

Aussie! Aussie! Aussie! That's what I thought when I spoke to this "fella" from out of the blue. He didn't want to talk at first, as he was super shy but then I think he felt sorry for me, and gave me a chance to talk to him. And it was such fun!

Loved this conversation today! I had the opportunity to meet a stranger by the name, Jason and both of us lost track of time as we discussed so many important things in our brief catchup.

It took a while to convince John to join me for a chat, but when he did, it was all worth it. He was happy to talk about his life, the youth of today, the employment scenario of tomorrow, and everything else in between!

Glad I bumped into Peter, and hear his views on managing work and world politics. I like his mantra of, "Less is best!". I need to remember this often in my own life but perhaps not for my podcast show :) I need MORE episodes.

This marks my first ever episode on this show, and I am so satisfied and I feel successful already :) Not hiding the fact but I was very nervous walking up to someone I don't know. Anyways, here it is! I speak with Jim, who was a softspoken and shy kind of person, yet a mischievous side overtook him when I started the recording.