In Good Company: Halfway Past All That We Know
As the year wraps up, we’re thinking about how we want to show up in 2025—not just reacting to growth that happens to us, but intentionally looking inward. Growth is often framed as external, but there’s something powerful about choosing to meet yourself where you are, while becoming who you’re meant to be.
Where will you go when you let the self lead? You, arriving and becoming.
Self, Made "Episode 3: A Gift that Lasts"
In this episode of Self, Made, Michelle, Quark, and Nathalie, co-founders of SAYA, unwrap the gift of decision-making—the kind that shapes careers, well-being, and future opportunities. From leaving jobs at the right time to embracing career pivots, they share the frameworks and reflections that guided their toughest choices. If you’re a middle manager at a crossroads, this conversation offers practical insights to help you make decisions for a more intentional 2025.
Self, Made "Episode 2: Kennie Ting’s Creative Acts"
Meet Kennie Ting, a writer, historian, and former director of the Asian Civilisations Museum and former group director of the National Heritage Board.
In this episode of Self, Made, he shares how rethinking what’s possible led him to reshape cultural institutions, earn the French honor of Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres (yes, technically making him a "Sir"), and discover the power of leading with intention.
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In Good Company: How to Look at Art (When You Don’t Recognise It)
Art isn’t just about what hangs on the walls—it’s a mirror of culture, biases, and the stories we carry with us. In this latest feature of In Good Company, a column that challenges the mainstream to spark curiosity and inspire new ways of thinking, we dive into the world of Southeast Asian art with curators Tiffany Soh and Anna Du Toit.
If you've ever wondered how to see art truly—or wanted to step into a more diverse artistic dialogue—this interview will have you looking at the world differently. Stay locked in, and get ready to reimagine what “good company” means.