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Tomorrow, we say a final goodbye to my grandmother who left this earth last Thursday. I decided to get my brother, Benjamin Rajendram, with me today to give her a tribute.⠀
We took some time to remember all she was to us and how she had been one of the biggest (if not the biggest) support in our lives. ⠀
She was truly one of a kind and we’ll miss her for a lifetime. But for now, here’s our tribute.
Tomorrow, we say a final goodbye to my grandmother who left this earth last Thursday. I decided to get my brother, Benjamin Rajendram, with me today to give her a tribute.⠀
We took some time to remember all she was to us and how she had been one of the biggest (if not the biggest) support in our lives. ⠀
She was truly one of a kind and we’ll miss her for a lifetime. But for now, here’s our tribute.
Part 2 of the 2 part episode.
The Malaysian music scene might not have reached a level that we're used to seeing on a global scale, but it's definitely one of the hardest to succeed in. Not so much because of the competition, but more so because it seems to not be as lucrative a job as many would like it to be, but that's just our opinion. Today, we're talking to Dominic Seow on how he, along with his bandmates, have been working to push their creativity forward and hopefully establish themselves in the market.
Part 2 of the 2 part episode.
The Malaysian music scene might not have reached a level that we're used to seeing on a global scale, but it's definitely one of the hardest to succeed in. Not so much because of the competition, but more so because it seems to not be as lucrative a job as many would like it to be, but that's just our opinion. Today, we're talking to Dominic Seow on how he, along with his bandmates, have been working to push their creativity forward and hopefully establish themselves in the market.
Support the showPart 1 of the 2 part episode.
The Malaysian music scene might not have reached a level that we're used to seeing on a global scale, but it's definitely one of the hardest to succeed in. Not so much because of the competition, but more so because it seems to not be as lucrative a job as many would like it to be, but that's just our opinion. Today, we're talking to Dominic Seow on how he, along with his bandmates, have been working to push their creativity forward and hopefully establish themselves in the market.
Part 1 of the 2 part episode.
The Malaysian music scene might not have reached a level that we're used to seeing on a global scale, but it's definitely one of the hardest to succeed in. Not so much because of the competition, but more so because it seems to not be as lucrative a job as many would like it to be, but that's just our opinion. Today, we're talking to Dominic Seow on how he, along with his bandmates, have been working to push their creativity forward and hopefully establish themselves in the market.
Support the showA completely impromptu conversation with Jon and I looking back at 2020 and talking about how it had been a significant year for him. We then had a discussion on how it had also been a very trying time for relationships, whether in dating or marriage, and how 2020 had similar outcomes on both of them but for opposite reasons.
A completely impromptu conversation with Jon and I looking back at 2020 and talking about how it had been a significant year for him. We then had a discussion on how it had also been a very trying time for relationships, whether in dating or marriage, and how 2020 had similar outcomes on both of them but for opposite reasons.
Support the showThe Creative Storehouse Podcast is a conversation that started just over a year ago. With special guests and variety of topics that cover the business life, whether you are a teenager, working adult or even a seasoned entrepreneur. We hope that every conversation brings about something that would be of value to you.
The Creative Storehouse Podcast is a conversation that started just over a year ago. With special guests and variety of topics that cover the business life, whether you are a teenager, working adult or even a seasoned entrepreneur. We hope that every conversation brings about something that would be of value to you.
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