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Hi friends, Sincere apologies for the short (unannounced) hiatus. I got overworked and missed out on the links! Here is the 84th serving of the Breakfast Notes. Insightful Links of The Week * Lee Kuan Yew On Housing. In November 1965, Mr Lee Kuan Yew opened the first phase of public-housing
Hi friends, I recently wrote a post highlighting my experience of working in Enterprise Singapore, a Singaporean government economic development agency. It got a little bit of traction on Linkedin and even my 'big boss' reposted it. Singapore has over 150,000 public officers working in 16 Ministries and more
10 years ago, I had a face-to-face meeting with the legendary Mr. Philip Yeo on the top floor of Fusionopolis. He offered me a scholarship, but with two conditions. 1. Learn Bahasa Indonesia 2. Promise to be a good officer when I return. For the first condition, all I have
Insightful Links of The Week * American Prometheus. Nolan's cinematic masterpiece, Oppenheimer will draw crowds of moviegoers this week. Beyond his brilliant casting and directing, part of his sure-hit box-office success must be attributed to the hard work of two men - Martin Sherwin and Kai Bird. These two men took
"None of my quotes/citators are actually authentic" - Sun Tzu, Art of War (probably) This is the type of sentiment many have when it comes to the Art of War. They consider this book a theoretical treatise reserved for military strategists and history buffs. When applied in the context
