Louis Lee Woi Cye

Prudential Senior Financial Consultant

Louis Lee Woi Cye

Prudential Senior Financial Consultant

I'm Louis, 13 years experience in the industry. I have strong passion in financial planning and I have helped more than 300 clients to plan and execute their financial plan. I specialise in financial planning in areas such as Health/Life insurance, maternity insurance planning, wealth accumulation, retirement planning and legacy planning. I feel great satisfaction when I witness my clients achieve their financial goals and protect them from financial catastrophe under my financial advice. My strength is to help my clients to achieve their financial goals with using appropriate financial planning.

My favourite quote to my clients is "Don't judge me by my credentials or achievements, judge me by my service in long run."

Representing Prudential Assurance Company
Singapore (Pte) Ltd
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email: louislee@pruadviser.com.sg
299/09Apr22

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Newsletter Issue 65: 80 Summers, 80 Winters, 1 Life

Statistically, most people live till an average age of 80 years. Although this number varies across cultures and nations, we cannot deny that life is still all too fleetingly short. 80 years a lifetime translates to 80 summers and 80 winters - to love, laugh, live, and make the most of our time on this earth. Far too often, when faced with our mortality, we look back at our lives and think of all the things that could have been different. Regret may sometimes be inevitable, but it is still possible to live an unlimited life with the limited time that we have. In this issue, we look at some of the ways we can do so.

For the past years, given the pandemic and restrictions, many of us were forced to re-evaluate how to plan and book trips for holidays, or consider whether we should even be planning for any travel at all. Now, as borders are opening up, we have reached a stage where many of us are ready to start traveling again and make vacation plans once more. The catch, though, is that traveling will likely continue to be complicated as new variants emerge. How then do we plan for travel? In this issue, we explore this matter in more depth.

Life can be unpredictable with obstacles, making it sometimes difficult to stay afloat. Whether it is the loss of a loved one, stress from work, or financial woes, everyone faces challenges and does at some point, struggle with remaining optimistic or hopeful. Nonetheless, it is still important to maintain positivity to keep us going; by finding the good in the bad, and being the light in the darkness. For this issue, let us explore on what being positive means & how we can harness it in ways that truly benefit our lives.

As humans, we have an innate need for connection and approval from others. Often, we make an effort to gain validation and this is natural. Yet, in our world today, this need for others� approval becomes magnified; as many of us are constantly plugged in on social media, we tend to get caught up in the pursuit of �likes�, �shares�, �follows� & engagement. These can have implications on our mental well-being and happiness. Through this issue, I hope that we can be more aware of the impacts & risks associated with excessive use of social media, and what we can do about it so that we can live out our best lives.

It is a season of feasting, socialising and spending time with our family and friends. Amidst the bustle of festive preparations and joviality, let us not forget to take care of our well-being even as we celebrate this time of wealth, health and happiness. Stay safe, savvy and prosper!

By this time, we would have endured quite a long period of the COVID-19 pandemic and many things have changed. Collectively, we have adapted to new ways of living, working and socializing. While there is no telling of when this pandemic will truly �end�, one thing�s for sure: Life goes on. The best we can do is to continue to look towards the future and live out the best we can. As we head into a new year, here are some predictions and trends we can look forward to.

In times of uncertainty, it�s easy to get overwhelmed. With the COVID-19 outbreak, we are faced with the challenge of adapting life around the virus and navigating intense market volatility. This leaves many of us feeling anxious and even disempowered.

Confucius, the Chinese philosopher, left us with these words to contemplate: The man who asks a question is a fool for a minute: the man who does not ask is a fool for life. As the year winds down, it is time to reflect on some popular and widely - accepted beliefs and misconceptions that we may hold that do not serve us in achieving our goals and desires. Today, we look at debunking some of these misconceptions to expand our thinking and explore new perspectives and horizons.

In meeting the demands of work and every day life, many of us can feel compelled to do all things at once, and may become overwhelmed or less effective as a result. To counter this, it is worth taking a moment to adjust our pace; to give ourselves the space to practice taking one step at a time in the ways we perform our tasks and how we manage our minds & emotions.

As human beings, we are a culmination of our environment, decisions, behaviours and habits. It is worth giving thought to how we live our lives; taking a step back to reflect on some of our own less-than-ideal tendencies and ponder about how we can mitigate or improve upon them. Here are some resources that I hope can help us foster habits and patterns that can create an upward cycle for ourselves over time.

In a world where more of us are increasingly working remotely, the issues of exhaustion, burnout and digital fatigue have become more pronounced in recent times. The implications on mental health and quality of life are real. Here are insights and resources that I hope can help us better understand the nature of the burnout that we may experiencing. More importantly, we can learn to manage, uplift ourselves and also the people around us.

Leadership is the�act of guiding a team�or individual to achieve a goal through direction and motivation -- and there is a leader in all of us. This issue contains insightful resources and pointers that touch on the various under-talked about but important aspects of leadership. I hope this inspires us to not just exercise good leadership in our daily lives as individuals and organisations, but more importantly, help us get through and thrive even in difficult times.

As our personal lives get increasingly intertwined with our work in this season, it becomes more important than ever to find ways to devote our energies to become more effective & productive as individuals. Here, I'd love to share with you on some resources and powerful ideas on how we can not only become more productive, but also make our work & daily life more meaningful in the process.

What does it mean to lead a good life? The meaning of a good life, or life for that matter, is subjective. But there are some evergreen truths and wisdoms that we can all live by that help us gain the most out of life even through obstacles and challenges. In this issue, I have put together for you a series of insights, tips & advice by some of the best thinkers throughout history on how to live out a good life. I hope these resonate with you.

Dignity is the state or quality of being worthy of honour or respect by virtue of being human, and every person has an intrinsic need to feel valued and needed. Yet, in our world, there is often a gap between the ideals and realities of how dignity is accorded to individuals across age, gender, social statuses and financial positions. In this issue, I'd like to bring attention to the topic of dignity, and the ways which we can protect & honour the dignity of others and ourselves.

Women have long played a huge part in our society and economy. When it comes to uplifting women, the work extends beyond just international women's day or month. In fact, it requires continuous effort from not just leaders, but also every day folks like us to recognise and appreciate the great potential of women in our lives. In this issue, I'd like to share insights on how we can be enablers of women's progress while staying aware of the realities and struggles they may face. I hope this helps us in empowering the women and girls in our midst.

When was the last time you received kindness from somebody? When was the last time you extended an act of kindness to someone else, and to what end? As it turns out, there can be tremendous merits and outcomes in paying forward a kindness received with a good deed to somebody else, especially when done out of gratitude. The concept of "Paying It Forward" is nothing new, but in our world, I believe we could do with more compassion and selflessness as it brings out the best in us.

As we begin a fresh year, it is a good idea to not just evaluate ourselves based on the previous year on how we have been managing our lives, but also to find out ways to become more productive as we move along. In this issue, I'd like to share with you some powerful ideas on productivity and how we can make the best of our resources, time, energy and capabilities. Let's do this!

In the words of Poet Ali in his TED Talk, "Every language we learn is a portal by which we can access another language"; the more we know, the more we can speak. To round off the year, I'd like us to take a moment to learn new concepts, stories and ways of seeking and connecting, which will empower us to adapt to the needs of others & ourselves in the way we relate, love, heal, and see possibilities. I hope this inspires you.

In a year where many of us are affected and perhaps feel powerless over our incomes amidst a pandemic, it is a good time to take stock of our financial health and confront our feelings about them & the way with deal with them. Whether we are young, middle-aged or senior, here are some important principles & practical tips on money management that we can fall back on which can go a long way into helping us optimise our finances and become financially wiser.

All of us would have people around us that we learn from in our lives. And people whom we in turn teach and need to be accountable to at some point - as students, working adults or parents. The better we are at relating and leading others into growth, the better we become as individuals. In this issue, I hope we can draw some lessons and wisdom from these materials that can help us cultivate values and cultures that we want in our lives and lift us up.

As humans, we often like to think we're right, even when we can be wrong at times. Many of us have the unconscious tendency to seek information that support our existing beliefs & disregard or undermine those that do not match ours. But doing so without awareness or questioning can have adverse effects in the way we think, make decisions & live our lives. Today, I'd like to share with you some potential consequences of confirmation bias & what we can do about them.

The world as we know it has changed for good on pretty much every level - from our lifestyles, to habits, to incomes and economy. As we navigate our way and find our place in trying times, it is important to stay grounded and keep the faith as we focus on seeing and creating opportunities, solutions & meaning. While there are no quick fixes in times like these, there's still a space for us to find ways to improve and cope better in our lives. I'd like to share them with you in this issue. Let's keep our heads up in choosing to persist in hope & good thoughts, and I believe we will emerge stronger than before.

As they dedicate their love and lives to their households and make constant sacrifices for their family�s & children�s well-being, mothers never retire. For all these, moms deserve more thoughts besides during Mother�s Day. But should mothers also think about planning their own retirement � financially speaking? In this issue, as we give tributes to all mothers, we would also like to give thoughts to a mother�s financial freedom. Mothers deserve a worry-free retirement as well.

Albert Einstein said, "Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it earns it. He who doesn't, pays it."

Today's phone in our pocket has 100,000 times the power of the computer that landed man on the moon 50 years ago. Our world is evolving at breakneck speed today. The World Economic Forum projected that more new jobs will be created compared to the ones lost. Uncertainty remains about what these new jobs would be. But the time to change our approach to learning new skills has come. The time is now. The 4th Industrial Revolution has begun.

There are many new things to deal with at this time while we are being isolated from life-as-usual. A new lifestyle, a new future and something that can be quite subtle - a new kind of burnout. It should do us well to be aware about this so we can learn to disengage when we need to. I wish you and your loved ones good health and may you continue to stay safe!

Amidst a pandemic, the profound impact & discomfort of loss or the prospect of loss is felt almost universally. We may find ourselves and even those we care about feeling anxious & restless, which makes it challenging as we find ways to adjust not just physically, but also mentally & emotionally. At this time, emotional support for one another becomes ever more essential. Here, I'd love to share with you insights that can help us have a deeper understanding on the complex emotions that we may be dealing with, & the ways in which we can provide meaningful social support in our daily interactions through being present & holding space for others.

What the eyes cannot see is bringing countries to their knees as we write. The full impact of Covid19 is still unknown. It has ushered in a new reality for the World. Our lives will never be the same again. And Covid19 won't be the last. While we #fightasone, let's see how we can prepare ourselves and our children for this new future - together. Here are some good reads that I believe can help us rethink this new future and its possibilities. If you find these resources useful, please forward them to those you care about, especially at a time such as this. Cheers!

Here's wishing you and yours a very fruitful 2020, and the best is yet to come! Another year, and what better way to start it with a collection of thoughts that might turn out to touch your life for the better? I hope you could find something useful and share along with those you care about too. Cheers for a blessed 2020!

When the going gets rough, it can at times be easy to lose sight of what we set out to attain in our lives, be it in our personal endeavours, work or finances. The process of going & pushing through such situations may not be most comfortable, but persevering and talking about how to handle them is necessary. These are perspectives I found useful and inspiring. I hope this gives you hope.

In many ways, relationships are key to our well-being, as trusting, fulfilling relationships lay the foundation for our emotional health and security. But to work through relationships and trust matters aren't always linear or clean - they can be messy and raw. Here are some articles that I found incredibly valuable that enrich us in our personal and professional lives.

Change is hard. To force change is harder. They usually don't last. Perspectives however, are easier to accept. They change our minds and maybe that's what we need more than change itself. I hope you enjoy these articles.

These are some rather transformative articles that could help you and those you care about. So please be free to share them. I hope you find them beneficial. If you like them, do drop me a note and I'll be very glad to know I've added value and touched someone.

The lack of sleep being linked to chronic illnesses like diabetes and heart disease isn't a happy story. Certainly not for those of us who are more conscious about building happiness in life. Please share this newsletter issue with those you care about. We can impact lives together!

The Bucket List - chances are that you may not have made one. It is an interesting journey that we can take together. It's also a lot easier taking a peep at some of the most inspiring bucket lists that we have put together to share with you. Let's start one and live it out!

Since our taste buds are not working like black and white TVs. We know it's meant for some tasty good food. Yummy! Let's stay healthy, and also up our knowledge about making some nice interesting food. Here are some really good resources curated for you.

There's a man in Singapore, that every time he concludes a business deal, he would go buy a plant and plant it somewhere. It's a simple way of giving back. He was also able to disengage and be with himself while doing something meaningful, albeit how simple it was. In this issue are some more examples of such life's lesson that we can benefit from. All we need, is to just take some time, slow down and breathe in the fresh air.

There are just too many things that we know to be good for us, but have not yet become a part of us. Applying wise financial habits may be one of them. Here are some to learn about by seeing them from the eyes of a very successful woman - Oprah Winfrey. Change requires conscious efforts. I hope some of these thoughts will begin to be a blessing in your life. Cheers.

In case you missed the news, besides the big 3 - US, Russia & China, tiny Singapore would be the next to send a human into Space using a helium Stratospheric balloon capable of lifting an SUV. This is a 5 years arduous journey filled with many inspiring stories. A Visionary who saw the possibilities, followed by 150 applicants to be Singapore's first Astronaut, and finally an extraordinary individual to make the trip, laying his life on the line. Yet his project isn't about Space. It's about creating a better mental model for Singaporeans - that with the heart, mind and grit, we can do great things. Enjoy this historic moment.

Or rather, this issue is about learning the secrets of being interesting. Even calling it a secret is a little too much. In today's world of overwhelming information overload, it's about paying attention to certain things that some people do to make themselves more interesting than others. We can all do better in life with a little dose of this knowledge. So let's dig in!

In this issue, I'd like to do something different. All of the highlights are very interesting videos from TED talks about the way we think. The videos are between 15 to 30 minutes, but they are well worth your time I promise. Hope these resources will help create marginal changes in your life every so often. Let's be enlightened together!

Research seems to point to the fact that those who engages in deeper conversations with others are happier people. This is what I call a happy finding. It levels with what makes us human. We speak, we listen, we feel, we learn, we take and we give. And deeper conversations allow us to lift each other up.

In the last issue, we discussed how robots will change our lives in the future. It has become increasingly important for us to keep our minds on the ball, stay sharp and stay progressive. If half the jobs in 2020 are yet to be known to us, how can we prepare ourselves and our children today? To face a fast changing future, we need to first understand it. We need to try and take a peek into this future and start to embrace change.

We have come to a very unique juncture in time, where we are transitioning into the 4th industrial revolution. This is a time where technology as we know it will start to escalate in its rate of change. Our lives and jobs will surely be impacted. But how? It is time to consider this and take stock of where we might stand now and three to five years later.

From a parent to a child, between friends and professionally in the workplace - there's something special about the role of story telling. And we've a lot to learn from the world's great story tellers. Some of the best are comedians, public speakers and politicians. But there's more. I hope the following articles will help you get started in this interesting journey of learning and exploration.

It's been a while since the subject of Retirement was discussed. In this issue's video, it's quite interesting to see how children have different ideas about Retirement. I'm sure all of us have our ideas as well. Yet life can mercilessly erode these dreams. But not if we are really serious about them. So how serious is your retirement dream?

The future seems to come at us at a faster pace than before. It brings along with it many questions. Will automation take over our jobs? What new jobs will be created? And which existing ones will be obsolete? How can we survive? Yet some things don't change. Understanding the things that will change and those that won't can help us carve out a better future.

Most of us find it hard to change even when we know we need to. If only it's as easy as a walk in the park. But once in a while, a certain change of perspective is all it takes. Hopefully, today can be one of those time for you. We can gain some insights and wisdom from these articles that are worth sharing.

Do we need to get better at time management? Or do we need to instead think about Time itself? More specifically, what it means to us - with the very limited time that we have. The answer would be different for each of us. But I'm rather certain that taking time to ponder about Time itself can be a fruitful thing to do.

The World Health Organization's latest report says diabetes has quadrupled in the past 34 years. It's certainly something that we should care about. Not just for us, but also our loved ones. Here's a starter to help us understand and prevent this disease better.

Health is important, so is a good life and great food! One of the great thing about being in Singapore is that there's always new food places to explore. In this issue, I'd like to bring you to a couple really good yummy places - wrapped up with a hilarious video you don't wanna miss.

Singapore is growing as a cultural center. But why is Art important? And how can Art, in its many forms make our lives better? Deep within all of us, there's a need for expression and appreciation. There's certainly more for us to explore and learn about Art. Do not miss the video below. Oh how beautiful this is ~ a celebration of art and life!

It is always quite refreshing to discover new things about our health. In this case, Vitamin C is one of those surprises. Do watch the video below till the end ~ it could be a life saver. But please seek your doctor's opinion as well.

The more we read, the more we can share. And sharing is caring. Here are a few interesting articles I'd like to share with you in this issue of my newsletter. Remember to pass it along to those whom you care about too.

It isn't the bucket either. One good news is that more people are now surviving cancer. The other good news is that life expectancy has increased from 75 to more than age 80. But hold that thought for a moment - it's only good news if one is financially prepared to survive such a critical challenge.

We may have thought that creativity is a realm belonging to a selected few. But is it? In this issue, we explore together some interesting stories that may strike a chord of inspiration for you. You can be creative too.

Testimonials & Referral Notes

Meet my reliable Financial Consultant

Louis Lee has been my long-time friend since university. He has started to assist me in planning and reviewing my wealth protection plan and medical coverage since 2012.

Louis has always been able to understand our needs, explain to the point and provide me with sound financial advice that meet my personal and family�s goals.

I believe all these have to do with Louis� personality attributes - compassionate, sincere, and helpful, which complement with his strong financial knowledge he acquires from Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC) courses.

Over the years of collaboration, we have established a series of wealth & health protection for my family through periodic reviews initiated by Louis, and that has enabled me to live with my mind in peace.

Victor Chu, Self-employed

Meet my reliable Financial Consultant

I know Louis through referral from my friend. I�m really grateful to know him from the early years of my career.

He always gives honest advice truly for my benefit to protect my finance, grow my assets and plan for retirement.

When time was tough, he was there to help me with the claims and made the process easy although some case was tricky.

If you�re looking for a reliable, trustworthy and resourceful financial advisor, he is the one who will take care of you through thick and thin.

Pattara-orn Yu, Senior Research Assistant from SUTD

My warm & caring Financial Consultant

Louis is a god sent angel, we meet through a mommy & baby campaign. He was assigned to send me baby gift package. I was never his client, all because he gives me a very warmth n caring feeling and makes me open up to him and give him my trust. I share my difficulties to him after he analyzes my situation he lays it out in a very simple manner which makes me understand clearer. He always makes time to attend to my questions, I�m so glad we became friends.

Joan Elaine Chiang, Chef De Cuisine

Meet my competent financial consultant

Louis is an honest friend and a trusted financial advisor to me for a long time. I am glad that he had joined the industry early in his caree and has always been there for his friends and client-turned-friends through these years. His perseverance is notable.

Louis listens to my concerns and carefully advise options for both life protection and wealth planning.

Being one of his first few client, I am really grateful that he had convinced me to buy a medical plan with good coverage which has come in handy down the years especially when I had to undergo an operation years ago.

For wealth planning, I noticed he put in effort in learning portfolio management. A couple of investment policies I have with him did not perform for a period of time until he took over. Today, I am looking at 30% growth for 1 policy and another one at >50% growth. Investments involve many factors. While the growth in my investment is important, his initiative is just as remarkable.

Go to him if you appreciate straightforward and honest advice. No fancy words and expensive gifts. :)

Goh Chew Yen, Finance Manager

Meet my interesting Financial Consultant

He is a persons who demonstrates sincere characteristic to everyone, especially to his precious clients. He is a good listener, he is willing to listen to your story, and even it might not be anything related to your financial planning. He is also a truthful friend who is willing to offer help, from his best capabilities, even it is midnight!

I know Louis for more than 25 years since our secondary school times. The key difference Louis brought to me, are two parts. First of all is positive character. No matter how difficult I am facing in my life, he will always, willing and able to cheer me up with his charming positive character. He can describe the difficulties I am facing in different angles which actually I don�t feel too bad in the end!

2nd is the knowledge in financial planning. I am having the old mindset of saving in bank is the only way to grow my wealth. He, being the professional financial consultant, is able to introduce me different approaches of financial planning and tools (stocks, investment fund, property etc.). Beyond that, being a caring financial consultant, he is able to adjust my financial planning and investment, phase by phase, through detailed and patience introduction of various packages in Prudential so that the packages will suit my family needs (elderly parents and young children) in the end. Without any hard sell, he will respect our financial limitation and only introduce those most we are affordable. On top of that, the most precious from him is that he is willing to work with you frequently (half yearly to yearly) to go through and understand your current financial status and wish list before he can plan the best for you!

Louis, beyond a financial consultant, he is a food lover and family oriented person! He know where to hunt for good food (please see photo below) and we always gather for the nice dishes around Singapore. He love his family as well, from deepest faith of his heart. He care his wife as well as his lovely son, Garlic. He will give in everything to nurture his family.

Victor Lim Zheng Bang, Research Scientist from Singapore PolyTechnic

My humorous and kind colleague

Louis is my senior in agency. He is a super humorous and funny person. Though we are both self-employed and doing our own business at most of the time, he is very kind n selfless to share me how he does sales and even helps me to analyse my client's case and profile in the first year I join Prudential. I feel so blessed to have him as my colleague.

Koh Jing Syan, Financial Consultant from ACO

My childhood friend and colleague now

I know Louis from Kindergarten, 6 years old to now. We went to the same primary school, secondary school and now even become colleagues. We join Prudential in 2009 together and we work hard, play hard together along the years. Louis is a very accountable, selfless and trustworthy person.

Melvin Tan, Financial Service Manager from Prudential

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Words from Louis' Director

Louis has been with me for 12 years since 2009 after switching from his engineer role. He is a very serious and hardworking Financial Consultant as he always aims to learn and upgrade his knowledge of financial planning to serve his clients better. I'm really happy to see his achievements today. All the best, Louis!

Wang Yeok Hong, Financial Service Director from Prudential

Meet my interesting Financial Consultant

When i met Louis around 2010, I felt that he can be thrust worthy and yes he is. He makes sure his customer/client (like me) is well informed about the policy or if there's any changes. Well, he still helping me to manage all my policies for over 10 years. Thanks Louis for working hard and sincerity

Aung Bo Myint, Technical Executive from C&W Services

Meet someone interesting

Louis is a humour but sincere guy. He is very responsible to his job and family. Besides, he is fast responding to WhatsApp or call and no pushy to hard sell his products.

Louis is the best friend of my husband, so I know him naturally before he became my Insurance Agent. He is very helpful to plan for our family�s insurance coverage, share with us on his knowledge and experience. We felt very comfortable when dealing with him like a good friend.

We trust him very much with his professional services. When an incident happened to us, he will be the first person to guide us how to proceed and make sure we are well insured if it is under the policy coverage. He makes our life easier for all the troublesome insurance claims procedures.

I shall highly recommend Louis to all of my friends who need the services. As an agent or as a friend, he is definitely the right person to choose.

Soh Shan Shan (Senior Product Marketing Engineer)

Louis Lee Woi Cye

Prudential Senior Financial Consultant

Louis Lee Woi Cye

Prudential Senior Financial Consultant

Newsletters

Articles Worth Sharing

Newsletter Issue 65: 80 Summers, 80 Winters, 1 Life

Newsletter Issue 64: Travelling Again

Newsletter Issue 63: Being Positive

Newsletter Issue 62: Social Media and Mental Health

Newsletter Issue 61: Being Savvy This Festive Season

Newsletter Issue 60: Looking Towards 2022

Newsletter Issue 59: 6 Essential Money Moves To Make In Uncertain Times

Newsletter Issue 58: Misconceptions that hold us back

Newsletter Issue 57: One Thing At A Time

Newsletter Issue 56: Habits & Decisions That Compound

Newsletter Issue 55: Managing Burnout

Newsletter Issue 54: On Leadership

Newsletter Issue 53: Productivity, Personal Effectiveness & Meaning

Newsletter Issue 52: Living A Good Life

Newsletter Issue 51: Dignity and Why It Matters

Newsletter Issue 50: Empowering Women In Our Midst

Newsletter Issue 49: The Gift of Paying It Forward

Newsletter Issue 48: Done is Better Than Perfect

Newsletter Issue 47: Of Languages, Love and Possibilities

Newsletter Issue 46: Guiding Principles and Tips on Taking Charge of Finances in Our Lives

Newsletter Issue 45: On Teaching, Learning & Growth

Newsletter Issue 44: The Ability to Rethink & Reassess Our Minds

Newsletter Issue 43 : Staying Grounded in Things that Serve Us

Newsletter Issue 42 : Moms Never Retire?

Newsletter Issue 41: This is the 8th Wonder of the world - Einstein

Newsletter Issue 40 : Mastering the Skill of Learning New Skills Fast

Newsletter Issue 39 : What is hurting Employees and Employers

Newsletter Issue 38 : Holding Space in Difficult Times

Newsletter Issue 37 : Covid19 - No turning back from a new future and reality

Newsletter Issue 36 : Make these 6 decisions

Newsletter Issue 35 : When the going gets Rough

Newsletter Issue 34 : Trust, Relationships and Emotional Security

Newsletter Issue 33 : These are simply worth sharing with you

Newsletter Issue 31 : The Power of Tiny Gains

Newsletter Issue 30 : How the World forgot to sleep

Newsletter Issue 29 : Don't leave life without it

Newsletter Issue 28 : 8 Ridiculously Good Recipes That Only Take 15 Minutes

Newsletter Issue 27 : Life's most Powerful Lessons

Newsletter Issue 26 : 3 Financial Wisdom from a woman with 3B Net Worth

Newsletter Issue 25 : Come 15th May, Singaporeans have One more thing to be proud of

Newsletter Issue 24: The Interesting secret

Newsletter Issue 23: The way we Think

Newsletter Issue 22: Why Happiness is linked to Deep Talk

Newsletter Issue 21: Half of the jobs in 2020 are not yet known

Newsletter Issue 20: Your Life is About to Change

Newsletter Issue 19: The Indispensable Power of Story

Newsletter Issue 18: Retirement dream vs reality

Newsletter Issue 17: Some things don't change

Newsletter Issue 16: 2 Tips from a 116 year old

Newsletter Issue 15: The thing about Time management

Newsletter Issue 14: What you need to beat Diabetes

Newsletter Issue 13: Hipster Hawker Stalls - Yummy!

Newsletter Issue 12: Oh how beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!

Newsletter Issue 11: Secrets of the Heart - Uncovered

Newsletter Issue 10: The result of reading

Newsletter Issue 9: This isn't the bucket list

Newsletter Issue 8: Creativity

Wall of Trust

Testimonials & Referral Notes

Meet my reliable Financial Consultant

Meet my reliable Financial Consultant

My warm & caring Financial Consultant

Meet my competent financial consultant

Meet my interesting Financial Consultant

My humorous and kind colleague

My childhood friend and colleague now

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Words from Louis' Director

Meet my interesting Financial Consultant

Meet someone interesting