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Post Corona: From Crisis to Opportunity

Post Corona: From Crisis to Opportunity

Don’t read Post Corona: From Crisis to Opportunity, unless you’ve read The Four because this is essentially The Four 2.0, with a central theme of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Big Four and businesses in general. The book is chock full of astute observations on the economy and the growing power of… Read More: Post Corona: From Crisis to Opportunity »

Category: Book Reviews Tags: books, business, technology

A Nation Cheated

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Many of the political maneuverings described in A Nation Cheated are still going on in broad daylight in this day and age but many people either chose to turn a blind eye or tried to put forth all sorts of justifications for their occurrence. Author Chee Soon Juan must have struck a nerve because the… Read More: A Nation Cheated »

Category: Book Reviews Tags: books, politics, Singapore-related

Omega MoonSwatch? I’d rather take these!

4-watch collection

My 4-watch collection that only costs as much as the retail price of a single Omega MoonSwatch (retail price, not scalper’s price). But I don’t have to queue overnight and jostle with the crowd to get them. The watches are all mechanical, handwinding with relatively clean dials.  

Category: Time & Treasures Tags: horology, Omega, Swatch, watches

Who needs a MoonSwatch when you have these?

3-watch collection

Here’s my 3-watch collection that costs less than the retail price of the Omega MoonSwatch.

Category: Time & Treasures Tags: horology, Omega, Swatch, watches

Screw Business as Usual

Screw Business as Usual

Most of the stories in Screw Business as Usual are inspiring, but some parts of the book were narrated through Branson’s rose-tinted glasses.

Category: Book Reviews Tags: books, business

Breakthrough Rapid Reading

Breakthrough Rapid Reading

If you treat reading as a utilitarian exercise, you will love this book. With practice, you can probably attain a level of rapid reading that’s fast without losing comprehension. But reading is sometimes fun if you take a moment to savour and reflect on the written word. Certainly, most people can read faster if they… Read More: Breakthrough Rapid Reading »

Category: Book Reviews Tags: books, reading, self improvement
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Stuff I Listen To

Podcasts
  • Common Sense with Dan Carlin
  • Conspiracy Theories
  • Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History
  • Hacking Humans
  • How I Built This
  • No Stupid Questions
  • Revisionist History
  • The Grumpy Old Geeks Podcast
  • The History of Singapore
  • The Jordan Harbinger Show

Stuff I Browse & Read

Articles
  • I am a Singaporean
  • Poor Dad, Poor Dad
  • What My Jesus Would Do
Websites
  • A Flickr of Life
  • AllSides
  • Alphaville Moonbase
  • Be A Better Parent Today!
  • Bush Family Value$
  • Horrorscope
  • Just Don’t Do It
  • S.E.N.S.
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