Post Views: 16 “I have 1,000 friends on Facebook, but no one to feed my cat.” — Esther Perel As I age, the bar for true connections rises. My speed dial? Just family. I can count my dependable friends on two fingers. You might think I should open my door to everyone. But as an…
Post Views: 10 Courtesy of Visier, I was in Vancouver, Canada, over the past week. And what an amazing place! It feels like Melbourne but better organised. My key personal highlight of the trip would be completing the Grouse Grind – a challenging 2.9 km hiking trail that is also popularly known as “Mother Nature’s…
Post Views: 13 Imagine a world where you actually finish your to-do list. Flow Club makes it possible, combining virtual co-working with proven productivity techniques. It’s like having a gym buddy for your brain. 🌊 Key features: 👥 Body doubling for focus ⏱️ Structured time blocks 🎵 Focus-inducing music 🤝 Supportive community Why it matters:…
Post Views: 16 Struggling to cut sugar? The Sugar Free: Food Scanner app is your new secret weapon. This AI-powered tool reveals hidden sugars, guides your nutrition, and helps you kick the sweet stuff for good. 🍎 Key Features: Scans labels to reveal hidden sugars AI assistant guides your nutrition choices Tracks progress to beat…
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Post Views: 8 In this episode of The Adrian Tan Show, I interview Neal Moore, a seasoned storyteller, entrepreneur, and coach. We discussed: Neal’s transition from acting to journalism to content marketing The impact of AI on creative industries The importance of sales skills for business success Neal shares valuable insights on: How creatives can…
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Post Views: 74 My father died of a heart attack when I was 13. Perhaps I was too young but I don’t remember crying when I heard the news. It wasn’t that he wasn’t a good father—he was. He worked very hard as a trader during the day and taught taichi at night. Occasionally, he…
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