Stories

Meet Little Explorers, a cultural & travel card game born from curiosity and care. Quick to learn and easy to love, it brings kids,...

Following a deep personal transformation, Amy Kang became an advocate for mental wellness and emotional resilience. Through consulting, writing, and workshops, she helps others rediscover self-trust and hope, reminding us that healing is a lifelong, beautiful unfolding.

After years of global dance training, Chun Chua returned to Singapore to pioneer somatic healing through movement. Her work blends dance, mindfulness, and breath, inviting others to reconnect with their bodies, emotions, and shared humanity.

Through urban farming and community gardening initiatives, Darren Ng has helped reintroduce the simple joys of nature back into busy urban life. His story shows how tending to plants mirrors tending to the soul — slowly, patiently, and joyfully.

As a board game designer and co-founder of Origame, Daryl Chow creates games that celebrate Singaporean culture and stories. Through play, he invites people to reconnect with their heritage, relationships, and creativity. His journey reminds us that play is not merely leisure — it is a profound way to learn, connect, and grow.

By believing in each individual’s potential, Eilania Lee helps cultivate spaces where confidence, creativity, and kindness can thrive.

Blending technical innovation with human-centered values, Gary Seow's journey focuses on using digital tools to create real-world connection and impact. His work is a reminder that progress must always stay rooted in service to community and well-being.

After a personal healing journey, Jane Tor envisioned creating spaces where Singaporeans could explore alternative life paths. Today, through her communities Going Slow and Let Me Be Academy, she empowers others to embrace self-discovery, resilience, and authentic living.

Through her programs and workshops, Jess Goh invites others to reconnect with inner strength and self-compassion. Her journey is a reminder that resilience grows strongest when rooted in self expression.

As a visual storyteller, Josef Lee has created over 20 picture books and launched the House of Mini Picture Books — a free online library for children. Rooted in childhood memories and a love for storytelling, Josef’s journey shows how passion, when shared generously, can light up lives across borders and generations.