hatsumi's been my quiet little lunch spot for a while now and honestly the scrambled egg don hits every single time customised mine: less rice + grilled miso chicken + seasoned seaweed came up to $12.30 and i left very happy also asked Claude to estimate the calories from my photo. ~635

so i’ve been trying to be more intentional about working out and instead of just winging it at the gym or running randomly, i asked Claude (the AI) to build me a proper plan 😅 gave it my exact goals (fat loss + body recomp, 65kg → 59kg, arms + glutes focus, building running endurance) plus my co

been getting my protein in at stuff’d lately and honestly this order just works for me 🌯 daily bowl: chicken + smoked salmon, soba base, corn, roasted sesame sauce. comes up to ~38g protein for around $13 not the cheapest and not the “cleanest” macro-wise (fat is q high 😅) but the chicken is

this was the framework that helped me structure my thinking around insurance a lot more clearly 🤍 instead of looking at insurance as “a bunch of different plans”, i started thinking about: • protecting savings • protecting income • protecting dependents / liabilities and once i bro

tried a few ready-to-drink protein drinks in sg recently because i wanted something easy to increase my protein intake without overthinking meals 😅 i’m not super strict about tracking, so for me it really comes down to whether i actually enjoy drinking it… if it doesn’t taste good, i just won’t

this is the simple card setup i used which got me my free US trip. i only spend around ~1.5k/month, so i had to build a setup that my brain could actually remember and that i could comfortably hit without overthinking every transaction 😅 the biggest thing that helped was assigning each card

sharing the rides i took at hong kong disneyland + my honest thoughts, just in case it helps with planning. hehe not ranking, just what stood out for me! some rides were more fun than expected, some were more vibes than thrills, and a few really depend on queue time. i guess managing expectation

this is my go-to brunch when i want something fast, filling, and low effort. everything’s done in about 15 minutes, which really helps on busy mornings. the calories + protein are just rough estimates~ not rly tracking religiously, just sharing for context. this isn’t the only way i eat, and def

i was already prepared to just queue and get it over with. travel days are tiring enough, and the check-in line at taiwan airport was so long. halfway through, it suddenly hit me that my credit card might allow priority check-in and boarding. paused to double-check, and yep… it did. ended up at

this was our real 2D3N Taipei itinerary~ simple, flexible, and honestly very doable even with rain and late arrivals! we reached the hotel around 8pm on day 1, so we kept things light and just walked around xmd. day 2 was meant to be elephant mountain, but it rained, so we swapped it for the nat

FINAL VERDICT 📍 overall: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️½ would I return? YES 💯 perfect for: ☕️ weekend brunch 📸 ig content 👯 catching up with friends 🎉 treat yourself 📍 lola’s Cafe & Bar 🚇 kovan mrt (5min walk) 💰 $25-30 per pax on a cafe hunt! any recommendations? #sgcafe #cafe #MyPOV #

i notice these money traps so often in us 20-somethings not because we’re “bad with money” but because nobody teaches us how to plan for real life these small tweaks helped me feel clearer, less guilty, and more in-control if you’re figuring out life too… which one did you relate to most?

here’s some things that helped me lose 15kg in 6 months, without hating exercise or starving myself. i used to dread workouts, hated when people nagged me to “just exercise”, and honestly couldn’t imagine myself being someone who actually liked living healthier. but slowly, i realised i liked h

here are some of my current go-to places when I need to work outside + have reliable plugs ⚡ not a picky girlie, just need places that won't chase me out and i can camp for hours without feeling paiseh too! 📍nana’s green tea @ guoco tower • surprisingly good for work when not peak hours

how i allocate my income in my 20s (simple, no-stress version) i used to overthink budgeting until i realised i only needed one question: “how much surplus do i actually have?” from there, i created a system that helps me feel assured, reach goals, and grow my money in a way that feels light

documenting how i navigate life, with systems that feel gentle, simple and sustainable. not here to be perfect or to teach; just here to share what’s been genuinely helpful for me let’s grow through our 20s together 🤍 #MyPOV #RealTalk #AdultingWoes #adultingthings