Is men always at wrong? Or is women always viewed low?

"He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth."

In the rise of the pandemic, not only economic conflicts is starting to emerge, but also society's different perspectives of Covid itself. For some, health protocols and vaccine had been the cause of discrimination due to the fear towards the unvaccinated. As people marched the streets to voice out, anti-semitism had offended Jewish and become a problem of its own.

What is change to us? What's so special of change? How can it create anxiety and in what way can we overcome it? In this podcast, I'll be associating metamorphosis for change, so stay tune to find out the answers right here!

I'm back with one of the unspoken trend in society: sandwich generation. Just like their name, adults of this generation are in between the responsibility of taking care parents and children while expected to have personal life and work separated. I'm aware that families chose to keep financial concerns to themselves, but we cannot deny how the pandemic had affected us, especially the sandwich generation. Not only by expenses, but mental and physical health are in high chances to be neglected (self abandonment). This is why millennials are starting to break the circle and normalisation of the trend. But despite these negative points, could people actually enjoy being a sandwich generation? What benefits are they content with? Find out here.

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Wildfires. Deforestation. Tsunami. Earthquake. Melting Antarctic and Arctic Sea. What does it links to every one of us? What will it be for our future generations. Here, we take a look at the mental impact of climate change: eco-anxiety.

A pile of works and task? Low energy and worse mental health? Many factors pay tribute to your time management and productivity but here are 5 main tips you can follow for an improvement. *unscripted

Yesterday's sadfishing, now Toxic Postivity- two opposite words in a phrase! But what makes it so interesting to talk about? Well, you'll find out :)

In this episode we're going to hop right into what we know as "sadfishing", currently EVERYWHERE in the social media. It is a situation when people use other's (public's, to be specific) sympathy to gain attention. If you aren't familiar with this, get ready for the basics! I've compiled all you should know on this topic, and also with a little name mentioning ^^ But who coined the term, and how can you possibly classify it? Why can it impact so much on an account user and why is it happening in the first place? You'll find it all here!! Plus, this goes UNSCRIPTED! First time doing it this style :) Have a fabulous day!!