Are you sure? Can we live a life where everything is treated the same for everyone? 

Maybe each person or group has different needs, and how can we solve them to achieve an equal outcome? 

Are these all even possible? 

Rojak Culture is a social enterprise aimed at uniting Malaysians. Their vision is to spark a movement through play, leading to the birth of The Lepak Game. 

In this episode, Stephen and Trixie Hanlon shares the importance to find the balance of these two values and a healthy change in our culture when we put ourselves in someone else’s shoe! 

Our human mind is so complex and beautiful, capable of astounding ideas, and yet we can’t help but ask our significant other, “how was your ex like?” 

“Really? Do you want to talk about it? Is it right to even talk about it?” 

Caroline and I believe that this question should not be avoided but discussed healthily. In this episode, we talked about the boundaries needed to avoid making dangerous mistakes. 

You saw each other, had a crush and fell in love. But now you realize something. Maybe that person might not be the one for you, and ghosting is not an option! 

Is it time to call it quits? Can we call it quits?  How to know if I am making the right decision? 

In this episode, Caroline and I talked about the reality of a breakup when it's needed, especially in a toxic relationship! 

Is there a method or equation that will answer this simple question: 

Is she the one? Is he the one? 

So many carry the fear of meeting mister wrong. What if I give my all to her and she breaks my heart? Some might even be afraid before, "Hi, how are you?"

In this episode, Caroline and I shared our journey on how we discovered we're the one for each other and the secret potion needed for a long-lasting and healthy relationship. 

We all want to have good mental health. I've noticed a trend where many articles encourage the word "NO" for a pathway of building a healthier self. Maybe that might be the case, but I was worried if this would turn out to be a blanket statement for everything tough we might encounter. In this conversation with my good friend Lynnette Chai, a licensed counselor, she helps us understand the necessity and correct use of the word and what is proper is self-care! 

Is there a proper way for someone to grieve? Can we ever move on? We know the people around us are thoughtful and loving, but why does it feel like an offense when they encourage us? But that doesn't mean we don't want them around. 

In this episode, Caroline shared her experience of losing her mom and how hard it is to manage the wave of emotions. We are grateful for this conversation with our good friend Lynnette Chai, a licensed counselor, to help us understand the pain, loss, and when we should not say anything! 

More than just learning and understanding a vegan, the reality is that many would make fun than understand the reason of someone making this choice. 

Kristin Tan is a fun and bubbly Tik Tok star, educating all of us about vegan food. What captures my attention is how this bold 17-year-old makes this decision without forcing it on others but instead educating!  In this episode's conversation, I've learned from her how taking the effort in communicating the right way is more effective than just shoving information down someone's throat. 

Social media is a great way to tell our stories. So we record ourselves singing, dancing, making a craft, even teaching but only finding ourselves filled with unnecessary fears of what others might think, and it ends taking up storage space in our phones with no one ever seeing it! 

Kristin Tan is a fun and bubbly Tik Tok star, educating all of us about vegan food. Throughout our conversation in this episode, we talked about how bold she is at 17 to put up her content and why we need the right people to around us. 

I love life-changing stories! This couple has got my attention and respect as they are relentless in loving people and making sure they experience the love of God. It is not an easy journey dealing with pregnancy before marriage. But how do we cope with people and emotions during the process? In memory of Raditya Oloan, I’ve decided to reshare this episode as it captures his heart! I got into a mind-expanding conversation with him and his wife Joanna Alexandra. I love how they are building a community called MUDA, that is encouraging people to craft and live an authentic life.

"Are you going to ever reply to me?" How should someone feel when they are ghosted? We all know it's hard to break up or call it quits when we realize that maybe we're not meant to be, but is disappearing away from someone the way to go? Some say ghosting is an art but is it? 

I love having this conversation with Caroline as we talk about our experience and how more responsibility is needed especially meeting someone online.