For me would be when someone is in their zone and performing really well, while being able to keep going and showing success and improvement at a rapid rate.

I hope that by combining our collective efforts and collating our wallets, we have the power to change the status-quo of the environment we live in and can create an impact.

I hope to see a Singapore where kids can thrive in their family and school because they are appreciated for their unique personality, talent and passion even if they face challenges in development.

I have been reminded time and time again that everyone has the potential to make an impact, regardless of age, power and resources.

Before any relationship can improve or become connected, it first takes the interaction pattern to adjust.

As Singapore continues to advance at such a fast pace, no one should be left behind in our journey of growth.

I didn’t want anyone else to feel alone as I did, and I wanted to use my personal lived experience to shortcut that process of recovery for others.

If we provide an environment that is filled with kindness, inclusiveness and mutual understanding, any individual, whether a local or a foreigner, despite how different we are, will thrive.

To me, thriving means helping each other to light our very own candle and to lift each other up during times of darkness.

You cannot do this alone, so please also be open to share this with the community you live in.

I simply hope that each youth I meet (do) not just feel that they can be themselves with me but leave with the realization that choosing vulnerability is a strength

Everyone knows that each shoe has a sole. But at In My Shoes, we believe that each shoe has a soul too.

Being an instructor and leading these classes has been one of the greatest honour of my life.

Take a small step in doing something that you want to do every single day.

When volunteering or joining social initiatives, it is important to be passionate about the cause

Do all the good you can, to all the people you can, in all the ways you can, as long as you can.

Keep holding on to your dreams tight and take ownership of that dream.

It can be very immobilizing in the beginning because it was not the kind of life you originally thought your child would have.

You don’t need to know everything and that’s perfectly okay.

Community work starts with sitting down and listening to the families, what are they telling you, what do they want you to know.