Stories

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.

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.

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.

Shuffling between Houston, Texas and Singapore, Li Fong Woo has carved out a trailblazing path that fuses creativity, metaphysical science, and entrepreneurship. Her journey—from educator and enrichment center founder in Singapore to Ph.D. holder in holistic life coaching, business mentor and AI attunement specialist in the U.S.—is a testament to reinvention grounded in clarity and courage. Through setbacks and breakthroughs, Li Fong has emerged as a guide for soulful systems

Living in Aalen, Germany, Lai Poh Choo found herself navigating a new culture and language while nurturing her passion for the arts. Through patience and perseverance, she built a bridge between her heritage and her present. Her journey shows that even quiet steps taken today shape beautiful tomorrows.

Living in Suzhou, China, Lawrence Koh carved a path by staying true to his values while embracing a vastly different culture. His openness and authenticity allowed him to thrive in both personal and professional spaces. Lawrence’s story shows that when we honor who we are, even foreign lands can feel like home.