WEEKLY REFLECTION – 2 OCT 23 BY DR TAN TEK SENG “Know this, my beloved brothers: let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger; for the anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God.”James 1:19-20 Patience is a virtue that can help Continue Reading
Growing up as the eldest of three brothers, and learning from mistakes none other than my own, my mother had her hands full. She is unrelenting when it comes to guarding us, unmatched in selflessness, and abound with patience and forgiveness. When faced with the crossroads of life, she guides Continue Reading
When I was 2, he lost his desk job so he worked 2-3 jobs a day to make ends meet. You name it, a cook, a postman, a bartender. When I was 3, we moved to Malaysia in search of a better life. He was punctual every evening after work Continue Reading
In this final part of the A Reflection: Next Gen Parenting series, we would like to continue sharing with you what we have learned in our parenting journey over the past 28 years of nurturing our three boys into young adulthood. In the last article, we shared about Applying Team Synergy Continue Reading
In this third part of the A Reflection: Next Gen Parenting series, we would like to continue sharing with you what we have learned in our parenting journey over the past 28 years of nurturing our three boys into young adulthood. In the last article, we shared about Identifying and Maximizing Talent and Enjoying Continue Reading
In this second part of the A Reflection: Next Gen Parenting series, we would like to share with you what we have learned in our parenting journey over the past 28 years of nurturing our three boys into young adulthood. Last week, we shared about Finding Life-purpose and Self-learning Lifestyle, which you can read Continue Reading
In this series of A Reflection: Next Gen Parenting, we would like to share with you what we have learned in our parenting journey over the past 28 years of nurturing our three boys into young adulthood. Finding Life-purpose We helped our children to find their own “Ikigai” i.e. life-purpose [1]. Continue Reading
A marriage that lasts involves not just enduring and suffering together till the end. We want to nurture a marriage with joy and laughter so that it endures even in trying times. Even while overcoming insurmountable difficulties together, the learning couple grows stronger each day, leaving behind a legacy of Continue Reading
A diverse group of leading family scholars outlined the benefits for couples who get and stay married:[i] While the above is generally true, a new study conducted by Brigham Young University psychology professor Wendy Birmingham, and published in the Annals of Behavioral Medicine uncovered that: “Only really happily married people get the Continue Reading
The Dream I want to say that I can never fully represent my wife, Suet Beng, or her feelings and thoughts if she were to tell this story. The struggle that I experienced, my wife experienced double the magnitude, and the pain that I felt, my wife felt several times Continue Reading
