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By Aaron Chan For as long as I can remember, I have been fascinated by people. Not just what people do, but why they do it. Why does one person embrace change while another resists it? Why do some people thrive in uncertainty while others seek structure and predictability? Why do some leaders naturally inspire others while some struggle to connect? These questions have shaped much of my professional journey. Over the years, I have immersed myself in the study of human behavio

By Ren Chang, SOO It took 20 years to come home. Not because I was lost. Because I kept saying "maybe next year." The thing that feels most alive is often the thing we keep postponing. The Postponement The same invitation found me in 2007, 2016, 2022, 2023, 2024. Art of Hosting. Facilitation. The things that felt most alive. And I said no every time. Work always won. The deadlines got louder. The voice got quieter. A colour faded - one "no" at a time. The invitation wasn't co

By Aaron Chan There is a unique, intoxicating kind of pride that comes with being a solopreneur. When I first launched on my own , the appeal was simple: TOTAL AUTONOMY. I wanted the freedom to build something that was a direct reflection of my own vision, my own values, and my own aspirations. For a long time, that freedom was enough. There was a profound sense of satisfaction in the "solo hustle." Every proposal that was accepted, every workshop I delivered, and every clien

Written by: Jessica Low For the past 13 years, I have built my journey as a solopreneur. When people hear that, they often imagine freedom. Freedom to choose, to create, to design work around your own values and rhythms. And yes, that has been true. Solopreneurship gave me space to build work that felt meaningful and aligned. It taught me to take ownership, to make decisions, and to keep moving even when the path was unclear. But if I am honest, it also taught me something el