Was talking to somepne who was planning on leaving work. That our job description should mention: are you able to tank? Been working for a year & i believe my tenacity hit at first year mark, body falling apart, falling sick more than i ever had since i was young… Tenacity is one, please find balance to keep your body nourished, soul happy, and everything will fall/set into place!! Am loving this podcast so far!! & see ya Das DD every mondays on radio :p (i only listen on e monthly but am loving ur power la rly omg
TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Teaser 03:01 Topic of the day 03:57 How Das started off his career 05:33 Was Joie lucky in her career? 09:08 Why Das changed his mindset 10:20 People who don't market themselves 11:55 What success means to us 13:13 Does Joie thinks she's successful? 14:36 Having our own success metrics 16:01 The Question Pod 17:26 Nic's benchmarks of success 19:06 Q's success metric 19:40 Work life balance as a freelancer 21:57 Striking the ovarian lottery 24:59 Bank loan or parents' money? 27:09 Final thoughts 27:35 Outro 28:16 Bloopers
0:34: 🎬 The video features a special guest, Das DD, who is an actor, host, and comedian, discussing his recent win at the star awards. 3:12: 💪 Hard work and timing are key factors for success in Singapore's entertainment industry. 6:30: 😕 The speaker discusses the difficulty of resonating with people as a musician and questions the value of hard work when there are no opportunities. 9:55: 🎬 In the media and creative industry, it is important for individuals to showcase their work and sell themselves in order to attract opportunities. 12:53: 🎶 The artist reflects on their definition of success in the music industry. 15:47: ! The video is about a social experiment and the admiration for the guest in the room. 19:26: 😅 The speaker reflects on their shift in priorities from working long hours to prioritizing a balanced and contented life. 22:15: 🌍 The video discusses the concept of the ovarian lottery and how it determines various aspects of a person's life. 25:50: 🔑 Success can be influenced by factors like genetics and upbringing, but it's important to pave your own path. Recap by Tammy AI
You've got watch. I wanted to request to pls also discuss abt how do children of rich parents who most importantly feel their achievements are worthless compared to parents, derive motivation? Breaks due to mental probs cuzed due to covid,getting back to family(with hub bub environment rather than own place with friends to motivate) can be demotivating
There are folks in the bank on contract for 3 years as software engineer but no head count to convert to. Tbh, while I salute them for putting in the effort required, some of the younger generation I'll work with previously in back office roles, would probably have move on instead of hoping to be converted into perm staff.
as someone who is not from east asia.... i think that east asians have quite little tolerance for boasting. Sorry my english isnt perfect hope i didnt sound offensive. What I mean is in other cultures,talking about oneself to some extent isnt considered as toxic, as opposed to east asian, i mean kpop idols, they have to bow down to fans. In my culture we derive humility by "God enabled me to reap this as a result of some work and those who helped to some extent" so if God wishes God can take it away, as opposed to korean or east asian concept where apart from hard work,success is attributed to ppl.
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Was talking to somepne who was planning on leaving work. That our job description should mention: are you able to tank?
Been working for a year & i believe my tenacity hit at first year mark, body falling apart, falling sick more than i ever had since i was young… Tenacity is one, please find balance to keep your body nourished, soul happy, and everything will fall/set into place!! Am loving this podcast so far!! & see ya Das DD every mondays on radio :p (i only listen on e monthly but am loving ur power la rly omg
Am definitely saving this episode into my difffiiiiicult periods at work to motivate myself man the team are amazing and lucky as well okayyy
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Teaser
03:01 Topic of the day
03:57 How Das started off his career
05:33 Was Joie lucky in her career?
09:08 Why Das changed his mindset
10:20 People who don't market themselves
11:55 What success means to us
13:13 Does Joie thinks she's successful?
14:36 Having our own success metrics
16:01 The Question Pod
17:26 Nic's benchmarks of success
19:06 Q's success metric
19:40 Work life balance as a freelancer
21:57 Striking the ovarian lottery
24:59 Bank loan or parents' money?
27:09 Final thoughts
27:35 Outro
28:16 Bloopers
listening to das was kinda motivating.
0:34: 🎬 The video features a special guest, Das DD, who is an actor, host, and comedian, discussing his recent win at the star awards.
3:12: 💪 Hard work and timing are key factors for success in Singapore's entertainment industry.
6:30: 😕 The speaker discusses the difficulty of resonating with people as a musician and questions the value of hard work when there are no opportunities.
9:55: 🎬 In the media and creative industry, it is important for individuals to showcase their work and sell themselves in order to attract opportunities.
12:53: 🎶 The artist reflects on their definition of success in the music industry.
15:47: ! The video is about a social experiment and the admiration for the guest in the room.
19:26: 😅 The speaker reflects on their shift in priorities from working long hours to prioritizing a balanced and contented life.
22:15: 🌍 The video discusses the concept of the ovarian lottery and how it determines various aspects of a person's life.
25:50: 🔑 Success can be influenced by factors like genetics and upbringing, but it's important to pave your own path.
Recap by Tammy AI
You've got watch.
I wanted to request to pls also discuss abt how do children of rich parents who most importantly feel their achievements are worthless compared to parents, derive motivation?
Breaks due to mental probs cuzed due to covid,getting back to family(with hub bub environment rather than own place with friends to motivate) can be demotivating
Luck is hardwork meet opportunity. Offer is opportunity. Hardwork is preparing yourself in view of offers coming up.
There are folks in the bank on contract for 3 years as software engineer but no head count to convert to. Tbh, while I salute them for putting in the effort required, some of the younger generation I'll work with previously in back office roles, would probably have move on instead of hoping to be converted into perm staff.
das!!!!!❤
If I win Star Awards I will pluck the Toyota logo out and glue on the hood of my car so everybody knows sia.
#relatable
as someone who is not from east asia....
i think that east asians have quite little tolerance for boasting.
Sorry my english isnt perfect hope i didnt sound offensive.
What I mean is in other cultures,talking about oneself to some extent isnt considered as toxic, as opposed to east asian, i mean kpop idols, they have to bow down to fans.
In my culture we derive humility by "God enabled me to reap this as a result of some work and those who helped to some extent" so if God wishes God can take it away,
as opposed to korean or east asian concept where apart from hard work,success is attributed to ppl.
It's important to be morally upright. Pritam singh of WP and lee hsien yang of PSP are pursued by the police for lying. Immoral! 🤣🤣
Its better to be Public Servant. Cpf