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We all have a picture of what success in life would look like. There are typical templates. Wealth and riches, prestige, a blissful relationship, a loving family. It was no different for me. I wanted...
I just graduated. My commencement ceremony was just this week. Mortar board, gown and everything. Life awaits! I’ve been shortlisted for a job at a government ministry. This career path offers...
IĀ recently graduated, aged 25. My bros and I are at theĀ life stage where things like gainful employment, having found a girlfriend, and engagement are supposed to be on the cards. Speaking as a...
Rest: That which stills your body, soul and spirit āĀ whatever releasesĀ you momentarily from the pressures of society. It could involve sleep, just chilling with friends over food and drinks, or...
Would you be willing to lay down your life for this generation? It was a call from Heaven that shook up Ivan Tan’s world, right in the middle of his fast track to success as a financial...
I graduated from SMU in 2007 and entered the workforce the following year as an Auditor at Ernst and Young. NineĀ years on, my life has come full-circle. On Monday, June 12, I’m stepping back...
Working in groups has never been my thing, mainly because group work forces people to work together. That means a lot more reliance on one another. Time invested in communicating with fellow group...
The Bell Curve can be a good thing. Its God-like features include graciously dispensing grades to undeserving students, just on the basis on their being a bit less worse than others. ButĀ the monster...
I’d been a student forĀ 16 years, so when it was (finally) time to graduate, I threw my mortarboard into the air with glee.Ā It was freedom at last, no more assignments, presentations, late...