FEATURE ON IDOLOGI!

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Hello from San Francisco,

I am being feature on a blog by a fellow Singaporean, Huiwen. She had just quit her day job as a property analyst. Huiwen now spend her time on inspiring people changes in people through her blog while finding joy and meaning to her life 🙂

“The wheels were turning and a bicycle was what led Bryan and I to cross our paths in life.

We were both riding almost the same vintage-style bicycles from the same bicycle maker. Even though it isn’t in the cultural DNA in Singapore to just chat up a random stranger on the streets, but Bryan is different and that was how we became friends.

Being an avid couch surfer and host, he had with him a guest from Taiwan. Ever the effusive host, right there and then, he invited us to cycle with him to Wimbly Lu, which was a quaint cafe near his home where he did some holiday jobs before.”

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http://idologi.co/bryan/

Questions:

1.    What is your idea of a life well lived? Are you living it?

It is a life that is filled with joy and no regrets.

2.    As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up? Is that dream still valid?

As a child, I just want to grow up. Just I’m all grown up now.

3. Tell us about your biggest life changing experience.

It is the thailand’s volunteering trip when I was 18. I was selling my turntable back then and that led to me meeting the buyer’s mum who happens to be leading a volunteer trip to Thailand. The project was to gather resources and distribute it to the needy. I was inspired by the idea and wanted to make it happen. However, being afraid I tried asking some of my friends to tag along but because of money and time – It didn’t work out. In the end, I pushed through it with the little money that I saved up. I had to persuade everyone especially my worried mum and this is the first time I found myself sitting on the plane alone. I was scared but it is also the best experience that changed my life.

Check out the video of his trip here: Thailand Volunteer Trip

4.    What keeps you going every day?

People, ideas and sunshine.

5.    What does failure mean to you?

Not trying.

Click on the link to see the full post!
http://idologi.co/bryan/

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