Lee Linah

How Chat GPT acted like a game idea assistant to help me plan new games

I was given a task to plan an event for children. I liked the previous event idea on using plastic cups to build a tower. I wanted to think of a similar idea from scratch using a similar structure but was not able to process what I wanted. I wanted a modification from using theContinue reading “How Chat GPT acted like a game idea assistant to help me plan new games”

Learning about Art and Friendship through the Children’s Book

Pigasso and Mootise “Pigasso and Mootise” is a children’s book by Nina Laden. The book is a playful and imaginative take on the lives and work of two famous artists, Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse, as if they were pigs. In the book, Pigasso is a pig who loves to paint in a cubist style,Continue reading “Learning about Art and Friendship through the Children’s Book”

Different Questions on Kindness

I tried Chat GPT again and find many different questions on kindness. Found these questions necessary to make the world a better place. Sometimes being a child and asking many questions about kindness can do wonders for our emotional and social health. What is your definition of kindness, and how do you practice it inContinue reading “Different Questions on Kindness”

What is a Hybrid Event?

Trying out my mobile Chat GPT and felt that it is a really accurate in explaining what a hybrid event is. A hybrid event is an event that combines both virtual and in-person components. This means that participants can attend either in person or online, and the event is designed to give both groups theContinue reading “What is a Hybrid Event?”

Ten ways to avoid Burnout

I tried Chat GPT for the first time today. It was quite a fun and relaxing experience generating responses. I read through the 10 ways to avoid burnout and felt that they are highly applicable a quarter through the year. Finally, the 1st of May is coming here I look forward to a real Labour’sContinue reading “Ten ways to avoid Burnout”

Seven Strategies to Prevent Burnout

While reading a Fortune’s article addressed to bosses, I have been thinking about the benefits of a being gainfully employed full time for 4 months now. I remembered struggling moving from self-employment and then juggling my side gig with part time employment and now steadily moving towards more full time job responsibilities. I felt thatContinue reading “Seven Strategies to Prevent Burnout”

Conflict in the Workplace is Inevitable

I was reading through “The Karpman Drama Triangle” on a recent LinkedIn Top Voice post and realized how it shed light my usual workplace drama making it less stressful to deal with inevitable conflicts in the workplace. “This is ridiculous!”, an administrative staff hijacked a staff meeting and decided to deal a blow to myContinue reading “Conflict in the Workplace is Inevitable”

Fear of Speaking

Being an introvert, I find that I am more natural with books and the library. I was very self-conscious as a junior college student and kept to myself. I could spend hours at the school library as I love books on psychology and philosophy and did not dare to venture into public speaking. I wasContinue reading “Fear of Speaking”

How I started Writing for Social Media

During the heights of the pandemic, I was wondering what kind of governmental support there is in the tough employment market. I attended one of Workforce Singapore’ career counselling class. It was a psychologically enriching experience as there were career counsellors out there who were interested to give their opinion on using social media toContinue reading “How I started Writing for Social Media”

Unexpectedly the cold weather spell comes in

It is a Saturday and it is time to unwind and relax. This is the season where I didn’t expect the cold and rainy weather to continue for a prolonged period. It is a season where there is a cold spell in Singapore when winds get chilly and there was a grey fog over theContinue reading “Unexpectedly the cold weather spell comes in”