So who else wants to be my bridesmaids?

Realising how powerful of an influence can surpass you as a person from getting inspired by another person's reality is a huge thing to shape us. "I think what I think you think I am" is a tiny toxic mindset I've been trying to get rid of, and trust myself would be handle the situation if a person betrays me. This episode includes lots of dump shits, hope you enjoy:))

The reason that I disagree with the research from the University of Tasmania: people who go second hand shopping are usually more stylish. Also what are my favourite brands, few YouTube channels that might help you to get some Inspo for stylising yourself. Hope this podcast is giving you some fresh thoughts:)

I was half way to finish La La Land while recording this episode haha and I strongly recommend to watch Kanye's documentary! April has not yet reached the end but I've found quite a few interesting "discoveries", LISTEN TILL THE END!

What photography has brought me and shaped me as a person today

This ep is dedicated to those feeling lost recently. Few reflections from two books I'm currently reading and how they correspond to Kobe's quote. Go check out the video I mentioned https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpZVXkJBL9A&t=1s

We've moved into our new house for about a month, finally going to have our housewarming next week! ✨ It has been quite a long and difficult journey from doing a ton of inspections in January all the way to where we've got today.  >What were my parents reaction when I told them I'm moving in with Dann?  >What was the drama when I was buying my secondhand bed frame?  >How we survive without washer and fridge?  >What's the thing we feel annoyed about each other? 🌶 Can't be thankful enough for our super efficient property manager and our friend to help us with moving! 🙏 Don't forget to sub and drop a comment of your thoughts!

What do you think is the best social lubricant? I was browsing tiktok the other day, a guy said the best social lubricant is alcohol. I used to not be able to open up and talk to new faces if there's nothing or anybody pushing me at the back just because I was pretty shy and introverted, such as group activities in pairs, social meetups etc. But sometimes you just need a goddamn 10 seconds of courage to talk to people, and everything will change. Comment below to let me know your thoughts, and don't forget to sub and smash a review:)))

Ikigai is a book talks about the researches and interviews with Japanese people in Okinawa on the tips of living in a healthy and long life both physically and mentally. Each of us has the things we're mostly good at but also things we're vulnerable of, so it's perfectly fine to take your time to work around and figure out. Hope this ep lighten up your day:))

Why having differences and healthy dynamics in workplace is important? I used to be afraid of being different in a group, but now I want to be the different one because that when my styles and specialties stand out