Lee Linah

What the year 2022 is like?

I experience two transitions in the year 2022. 2022 is the year of the Tiger where I started the year wondering if I have the courage to go on new hunting trails. First Transition The first is that I decided to step out of my comfort zone and go for training in an area thatContinue reading “What the year 2022 is like?”

Singapore is a Beautiful City

Singapore is a beautiful city. Somehow, I needed a reset in my perspective of life. I went to Marina Bay Sands and amazed by how aesthetically different life is when you take a new scenic route. Getting caught up in the flurry of activities this Christmas, I do wonder if I have enough time toContinue reading “Singapore is a Beautiful City”

Learning how to make Fantastic Brain Hats

I taught my students how to make fantastic Brain Hats. The brain hat consists of the left and right hemisphere. The left and right hemisphere will have to be connected together in order to form a complete functional brain. I liked how colourful the brain hats look. There are hats with labels on parts ofContinue reading “Learning how to make Fantastic Brain Hats”

Global Vision for December

I enjoy learning all about the different countries in the world. I remembered one my favourite subject is Geography. December is a special time of the year where we can travel around. It just happened that I felt that this season came for me to be in the classroom to enlighten young minds about theContinue reading “Global Vision for December”

The Growth Mindset

I enjoy listening to this neuron song that I learnt. Here are some facts of neurons: 1. A neuron is a cell of scientific fascination. 2. They receive, process and transmit information. 3. They allow us to think, solve problems and grow. 4. Thy allow us to learn the things we thought we could neverContinue reading “The Growth Mindset”

A touching story that moves the heart

I like the story about a glass of milk by Manuel Rojas. The story begins with a poor boy who did odd jobs to buy his daily food and go to school. One day, he ran out of water and decided to ask his neighbourhood for a glass of water. A girl opened the doorContinue reading “A touching story that moves the heart”

The in between season before Christmas

November is a special month for me as it is my birthday. I often look forward to this time of the year when I take stock of what I have been doing for the year. I probably find that this year had been moving at a breakneck speed with my course in Virtual Events andContinue reading “The in between season before Christmas”

Burning with passion or burnt out?

Like with any persons who want to go on Linkedin to find careers that they have a passion for, I really face a dilemma of whether I can survive just on passion alone. I did conquer my fear of going back to work by making a transition to face Managers and colleagues after my 6Continue reading “Burning with passion or burnt out?”

Is taking a career break risky or is it worth it?

I have been through seasons where I felt taking a career break is risky. As my priorities are in the area of mental health, I thought it was good to look back and I thought about how a #career may be important but knowing who you are behind the job titles or the work isContinue reading “Is taking a career break risky or is it worth it?”

Staying Woke as an employee

I was just reading this post by The Woke Salaryman. I believe that there is much insight to be gleaned from this comic as I have been on the path of being self-employed wholly some seasons and on the side of being an employee ranging from small businesses to large government agencies. To a largeContinue reading “Staying Woke as an employee”