Hello everyone~ 💕 To celebrate the New Year, my friends and I went on an 8-day trip to Korea 🇰🇷 While in Jeju, we decided to rent a car instead of using public transport, mainly because we didn’t want to spend too much time waiting for buses. Honestly, it made our trip so much more flexible and

You don’t need permission to protect your boundaries. ❌❌ I used to think I owed people reasons: why I said no❓ why I changed my mind ❓ But I learned that my peace doesn’t need to be justified. If something doesn’t align with my values, my energy, or where I’m heading, that alone is enough. Cho

Compliment people. Seriously, it costs you nothing, and it means so much more than you think. Sometimes the smallest, most random compliment can shift someone’s entire mood. A simple ‘your hair looks amazing today’ or ‘I’m proud of what you achieved’ might seem tiny to you, but to someone else, it

Hi everyone~ I just visited Orchard Gateway and stumbled upon a newly opened fast food spot called WEWA. The design immediately caught my attention. I couldn’t resist stepping in! It honestly feels like a Middle Eastern version of McDonald’s, but with a unique twist. Here’s my honest review o

I used to think networking was just for extroverts or business people. But the truth is no matter what field you’re in, connections matter. It’s not about forcing small talk or pretending to be someone you’re not. It’s about being curious, genuine, and brave enough to start a conversation.

I’ve learned that making decisions purely based on feelings can sometimes hold me back. Instead, I try to look at the long-term benefits: Will this help me grow? Will it bring me closer to my goals? Emotions are important, but benefits often give the clearer answer. #23lessonsby23 #MyPOV #e

Not every person is meant to stay forever, and that’s okay. Sometimes they’re in your life to teach you something, to help you grow, or to share a beautiful chapter, but not the whole story. Losing someone doesn’t always mean failure. It can mean you’ve outgrown each other, or life simply led you

When I first stepped into the working world, I thought it was all about doing my job well. Turns out, it’s also about navigating people, managing expectations, and protecting your boundaries. In school, friends were just… friends. In the workplace, it’s different. Some colleagues may treat you