What’s one perspective that changed the way you see life? #perspective #mindsetshift #whataprivilege #personalgrowth

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Freelancing is already uncertain enough. Finding clients. Getting ghosted. Waiting for the next project. So GigLah’s pilot phase is running with zero fees. Our goal is to build a strong enough pool of Singapore freelancers that we can bring more SMEs, organisations and event opportunities

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Doomscrolling helped me make over $18,000 😭 The difference was I stopped just consuming. I started studying hooks, angles, formats and CTAs. If something makes you stop scrolling, ask yourself why. Then take the lesson and create something of your own. Doomscrolling becomes a lot mor

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If I could talk to my younger self, I would tell him this: You do not need everything figured out. Keep trying. Keep learning. Keep becoming more confident in who you are. A lot of the things you are scared will never happen will eventually become part of your life. Still a long w

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Your salary has a ceiling. Your skills don’t. You don’t need to quit your job tomorrow. Start with one project. Earn your first $100. Get your first client. Build from there. The goal is to create more options, more income streams, and eventually more control over your time. What ski

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Burned a hole in my wallet💸

But few hundred more pictures and videos capturing memories i can’t share in 1 post Our first time traveling Singapore together and many places I myself haven’t been to despite living here for over 20 years LOL And revisited some places I haven’t visited in years

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I might be making the biggest mistake of my life.

I became the first person in my family to go to university. And after everything my parents sacrificed to get me there… I chose the path that scared them the most. My parents never had the opportunity to go to university. Growing up, education always felt important because it represente

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20 weeks in a blink of an eye. Coming into this internship, I honestly didn’t know what to expect. Beyond the projects and technical skills, my biggest takeaway was learning how to balance life, professionalism, and getting my first real glimpse into working life. At the start, even unders

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TRIPLING my business income while on internship BROKE my self-beliefs

Not because the numbers themselves were life-changing, but because of what this season forced me to become. Most people only saw the internship. They didn’t see the client work after office hours, the late night editing, the constant struggle of trying to stay on the ball, or the days where I

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One day... let it all work out

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I almost lost my dream relationship without even realising it.

And the scary part? It wasn’t because I didn’t love her. It was because I thought being physically there was enough. Back then, there were moments where I’d be on my phone, playing games, distracted by work, or thinking about a hundred other things… while she was sitting right beside me

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You can’t outwork someone who genuinely loves what they do. And I don’t think that means success is always easy. A lot of people misunderstand this idea. Because yes, success still involves discomfort, sacrifice, repetition, frustration, failure, and hard work. Even people like Alex Hor

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I just saved myself thousands of future hours of work. Multiple carousel posts created with this more refined workflow system. Spent the past few days building and refining an AI-powered content pipeline that can: • generate hooks • structure carousel slides • write captions • create cine

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You can work hard every single day…

and still end up with a life you never wanted. I think that’s one of the scariest realizations I’ve had recently. Most people don’t actually have a motivation problem. They have a direction problem. For a long time, I thought working harder was enough. Study more. Do more. Stay bu

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Thinking big is important.

But it means nothing without action. I could imagine myself running workshops. Teaching people pixel art. Meeting new people. Seeing students genuinely enjoy creating something. I could picture all of it clearly in my head. But if I never sent the pitch, never reached out, never showe

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I used to think I needed to be ready first.

More skill. More confidence. More certainty. But that mindset kept me small. Thinking big didn’t mean I suddenly became more talented. It meant I stopped assuming things would fail before I even gave them a chance. A lot of the things I’ve done today started before I felt ready. W

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I’m NOT the smartest in the room

With some 2x or even 3x my age, it’s incredible the amount of drive they have to learn and grow themselves, stepping into new territory and doing things outside their comfort zone! Here’s some things I took away from a room filled with people who’ve built million dollar businesses, specialists w

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Most people don’t realise this

I didn’t either I thought I was being realistic setting “safe” goals waiting until I felt ready avoiding unnecessary risks But looking back I wasn’t being smart I was just thinking small Reading The Magic of Thinking Big made me realise how much your life is shaped by how you think

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DO NOT wait for opportunities.

A lot of people are waiting for the right connection, the right timing, or someone to give them a chance. But not everyone starts with those advantages. Not everyone has people opening doors for them. Looking back, I realised waiting wasn’t going to change anything. I had to start buildin

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