Month: October 2022

Yiqian: How a Young Woman’s Discovery of Boxing Helped with Her ADHD

People of Legends | “I think boxing has helped me manage my ADHD because it forces me to concentrate and stay calm, which is something I am still working on improving, given that my mind often goes into overdrive.”

Izuwan Hajis: Want to Bungee Jump? Singapore’s First Jumpmaster Will Help You Deal with Your Fear of Heights at Sentosa

Humans of Sentosa | “We’re not going to lie to you. It will be really scary; but, it will be very safe. We will check and make sure everything is safe for you to jump.”

Atika: Bullied for Being Different, She Found Comfort in Heavy Metal

“I started experiencing anxiety and depression when I was 10-years-old. Being the only Malay girl in Chinese Dance, I was bullied a lot in school. Although I was accepted by my friends and teachers in the CCA, I was ostracised by people of my own race.”

Zaihar: Dancer Shows Youths Anything is Possible with Hard Work

“You know, there’s this stereotype that Malays are lazy. So, when I get selected by key figures in the dance industry to represent Singapore at international competitions, I am very proud to show that Singaporeans can make it. It makes me prouder to be Malay as well.”

Shaun Loh: Fighting Gender Inequality and Being a Male Ally in Singapore

“I started volunteering in the gender advocacy scene at 16 because of my single mother. Growing up, I witnessed her financial and mental health struggles as she became both the sole breadwinner and homemaker almost overnight.”

Sabrina Shiraz: Travelling Helps Gen Z Singaporean See the Positivity and Possibilities in Life

People of Legends | Legend’s new kid on the block talks about how her visit to Perth inspired a new outlook on life.