Your highest skill(s) - Adaptability & Digital Literacy I managed to pivot to a technology-related role, despite having a Bachelor of Science in Economics & Management and having my career started in an Operations role. Your lowest skill(s) - Conflict Resolution Skills & Side Hustles I ranked conflict resolution skills low as I'm unable to recall the success rates of resolving conflict and sometimes, when the conflict isn't worth the fight, I would avoid it and focus on things that matter more. While I have a side hustle selling therapeutic tools, such as modern calligraphy books, brush pens, crystal gua sha, etc., it's not considered successful. I have even visited Guangzhou, China, to explore its crystal, clothing, and shoe wholesale centres. While I managed to discover good-quality products, I fared poorly in my marketing skills. A skill you're working on—I'm working on a digital process automation business because it's a business where I could work anywhere I like, and I won't be holding on to physical inventory, which I currently am. As someone who could communicate in mandarin, I did think of offering sourcing services but only if I meet people who need it. For now, I will focus on digital process automation related. A skill you want to work on - Self-doubt would be what's holding me back! This is a recurring theme and hence, showing up on skool's communities is what keeps me going!

What's holding me back? I would think it's the lack of personal confidence coupled with procrastination. Happy Winter Solstice! It's almost the end of the day here in Singapore & I would like to share my DONE list. ✅️ Confirmed my colour palettes, fonts, & icon for my digital process automation business ✅️ Redid one slide deck to showcase a case study on UpWork portfolio ✅️ Summarised 2025 guidance pointers (visited a fengshui master weeks ago but just reviewed & noted down on my Notion - it could be absurd to some but I have too many ideas/thoughts going on so I felt I needed it 😂) ✅️ Swept & run ✅️ Completed a 30min/3.6km run ✅️ Listened to positive affirmations

One skill I have been wanting to have - this is definitely a tough question because it requires me to get out of comfort zone. A few skills I have been wanting to have/dreaming of: - Effective at selling - Articulate well - Jump back to optimism quickly instead of dwelling in pessimism - Being charismatic - Being confident So now... what do I choose? These days I have been listening to positive affirmations via Spotify. One thing that I learned about myself after sleeping too late these days is that I tend to feel better by sleeping earlier and more. Hence! My challenge is to sleep earlier, between 11-12pm instead of 1-2.30am 😅

Today, stuck to my routine: 5 AM run, extra shots, and some stretching. Felt good to get moving, especially since I’m noticing my body’s getting stronger, more energy, and my form’s getting better. Skipped buying something I didn’t need, so that felt like a win. Hung out with my friends, stayed focused, and finished up with 15 minutes of journaling. Overall, solid day, no distractions, just straight progress.

2024 was all about growth for me, personally, professionally, and financially. If I had to sum it up in one word, it’d be intentional. From cutting back on small, unnecessary expenses to reinvesting in Sungaze Coffee and our Airbnb properties, every choice had a purpose. Even the simple habits, like brewing coffee at home instead of grabbing it on the go, made a difference. Those small wins stacked up, bringing me closer to my bigger goals. So, what about you? How would you describe your 2024 financial journey in just one word? Drop it in the comments—I’d love to hear about your progress this year! 🚀💸