Full disclosure - it took me days - and the kind of grim determination I would usually reserve for finding the exact shade and cut of trousers across different webstores - to plant myself firmly in my writer's seat and resolve to finish this article once and for all. Talk ...

Nothing gives us the (non-alcoholic) liquid courage to confront the daily drudgery like coffee. But when our brew doesn't come right – that weak body, underscored by a note a little too astringent or bitter – can antagonise us like an assignment gone awry. Rather than deliberating over lackluster coffees ...

  Painful #dadjokes aside, it is tough being a father. The stress and attrition of time can cause his clogs in his body to run slower. (To be honest, the wilful indulgence in beers and cholesterol-heavy food isn't helping.) That compounded with aging also brings about a host of health-related ...

  We heard (and felt!) a collective sigh as recent restrictions were announced, and now we’re back to the drawing board on how to stay positive amidst this doom and gloom. Our Netflix watchlist can only keep our attention for so long! If we have learnt anything from the previous ...

    As most of us have returned to pre-circuit breaker normalcy, remember to etch pockets of your day to recharge. We are not recommending that you isolate yourself, but there are many meaningful ways to reset your spiritual compass, with our without company. Consider a tea ceremony, where you ...

    #selfcare has always been a priority on our list. As self-indulgent as it sounds, we always believe that feeling good and looking good will beget better results in the other aspects of our lives. So ever since we found out that we can squeeze extra mileage out of ...

Today, it’s difficult to go through a day without reading about political stressors, social rights injustices, humanitarian crises, and of course - the pandemic. Whatever your stance may be, the following books highlight various perspectives of important discourses, in an easily digestible manner so we’re not lost after the first ...

For the introvert who requires a lot of time alone to regain energy, the previous months of limited social interaction during the early circuit breaker has been like a respite of sorts, ridding us of the awkwardness of desynchronized face-to-face conversations and the attendant withering regret that will haunt us ...

5 MINUTES READ Aren't we all glad to finally see the light at the end of the circuit breaker? Some of us came out as newly-minted masterchefs, or at least with a fresh new outlook on life. But for some of us who could not adjust to the disrupted life ...