NOTE: Long letter but worth a read if leaving a legacy is part of your life's plan.==========If you have been following me, you will realize that I have been writing a lot lately.I didn't realize that myself until my fiancé mentioned that I have a fan who would read everything I published.That friend mentioned that I should be a writer. But what she doesn't know is, I was....just that my passion for writing died two years ago.That is until I began reviewing my life.I looked back on what

I was talking to a babe late one night.The conversation goes like this: Me: Hey babe, what are you doing? Her: Still in the office (it was past 8pm).Me: What!? Aren't you suppose to go home? Her: Well, I have to finish this report due tomorrow. I have a deadline to meet. That's her lifestyle for most days of the week. And that is the reality for most of you. You have to rush deadlines, work for someone who might eventually fire you to save a few thousand pennies. Do you think that is fair? I do

So yesterday I talked about jobs been gone in a couple years. Guess what? One of my friend shared about his friend's colleague ending up dead after been sackedHere is the story: ======Met my friend last week and she shared a very sad story about her colleague who decided to take his own life after told of being retrenched.My friend was working for this Fortune 50 company. She told me that colleague has been working for close to 10 years in the IT department and seems to be doing well.So one day

Yesterday while I was scrolling Fakebook feeds, a news caught my attention. The headline reads 'Singapore to be worst hit by job displacement as tech disrupt region's labor market'. In other words, most of the jobs we hold dear right now will be gone in a couple of years. And it's not just my country. It's happening everywhere. In fact, it's already happening. In the US, Amazon already launched cashier-less grocery stores (cashiers will soon be redundant). Alibaba did the same in China too. Dri