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Is my job safe in this Covid-19 pandemic crisis? Will I still have a job until my retirement?  Will I have enough savings when I retire? Are these the right questions to ask in these difficult times? The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has caused the most severe disruption of the global economy since World War II. With many jobs, businesses and livelihoods affected, it's not surprising that many are anxious about their future. As experts have warned that life will not revert to normal like before, the above questions naturally become more pertinent. However, the above questions only scratch the surface. We need to peel off the layers and dig deeper to get to the bottom of those questions. It is akin to the moment in  Alice in Wonderland when Alice was asked by the Caterpillar a seemingly simple but fundamental question:   “When the Caterpillar asks Alice, 'Who are you,'  and Alice can barely stammer out a reply, `I—hardly know,'  Alice seemed unsure when s...

Leaving a job I love in the social impact space to join the corporate world seemed just a pragmatic decision, but having to work my way back 15 years later was destined, yet not so straightforward. Having a career as a teacher in government schools seemed destined for me due to my educational background and parental expectations. Not to mention the promise of a well-paying and stable job. However, I resisted all that and hard-headedly pursued my passion -  empowering communities, especially the youths, through education and entrepreneurship.  For the first 8 years after graduation, I was involved in capacity building and social enterprise projects, including setting up schools and agriculture plantations in remote communities in Indonesia and running social enterprises  to support the works of a social service youth organization in Singapore.  However, the frequent overseas travels and the "long hours-low pay" conundrum of having a career in the non-profit space re...

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