“I felt intimidated… but somewhere along the way, it became easier to speak.” Delisya and Rina share their parallel journeys as a youth participant and mentor at Sunset Ward.

When that fearful voice in me asks myself ‘’Why haven’t I figured out what I want by now???!?’’, my wise voice will answer ‘’Gurl, you don’t have to figure it out by now. You don’t have to follow anybody’s timeline except for yours’’.

Because sometimes the best way to understand a career
is to experience the system behind it.

I used to think I disliked being in social environments — the networkings, the mixers, the events where everyone seems to arrive in packs and perform a version of themselves.

Heath Chan recounts his personal career journey and how the journey through the Good Work Design Circle provided clarity.

Read on for what an escape room simulation taught Maryam about Good Work

A good life is not about fixating on fixing the broken, but from daring to begin again

Witness Sabrina’s reflection as she talk about her good work journey through flowers.

A rustic life isn’t just slow or pretty—it’s gritty, honest, and handmade. From city shifts to Kulai crafts, we’re learning that good lives aren’t perfect, just deeply, beautifully lived.

A point-of-view zoomed in capture from a facilitator’s learnings of an 8 hour heart fuelled Good Work Design Circle experience.

Four days of deep conversations, playful co-creation, and quiet reflection by the river. This is a story about discovering small clues about what it means to live with water from the heart.

Despite the differences in their background and experiences, they shared similar ups and downs in their journey of figuring out what they enjoyed and felt passionate about.

Worklife balance or Worklife integration-- great pantry, flexi work hours? Here Ellaine shares more to it- the joys and the stressors!

Being Bold At Work means being able to seek the goals you want and achieve them.

Just last week, a fresh cohort of junior college students received their A’ level results. A significant point when paths diverge and choice seems to come with some real stake: choose one path and I close another. What if I make the wrong choice? Or what if I don’t even know what I want? BUT WHAT IF YOU DID?

Are micro career exposure opportunities more effective in helping a young person discern their suitability for and interest in a career as compared to traditional career talks? Let’s find out!

How do we approach career indecisions and transitions? Sharing with you 4 tips I've gathered from the 100-Year Life conference that I found useful and personally intriguing.

With unabashed ambitions and mountains of energy, the trios behind Hatch have all the makings to change the narratives of what the future of our impact space could look like. It is an increasingly audacious mission that we here at BOLD seek to support and cultivate.