The Practice Was Always Yours
A private Shufa mentorship for professionals of Chinese diaspora heritage who are ready to return to a practice that was always theirs.
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Events Worth Remembering
Most corporate experiences are forgotten by Monday. The keynote that felt powerful on Thursday morning is a vague impression by Friday afternoon. The team lunch produced good conversation, but the conversation itself is gone a week later. The off-site costs money and time and generates nothing that lasts. This is because most corporate events are…
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Retreats That Actually Align
The standard executive retreat has a formula: keynote, panel, dinner, repeat. Someone books a room at a hotel. A few speakers are invited. Attendees listen, take notes, attend breakouts, eat well. Then they go back to their regular jobs and something important happens: They forget almost all of it. By August, the keynote’s main point…
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Teams That Build Together
Teams that entered the first half of the year with a clear sense of intention are approaching the summer months from a distinct vantage point. While two organizations might look identical on a spreadsheet or an organizational chart, a quiet difference often exists beneath the surface. Teams that have prioritized meaningful, shared experiences navigate the…
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On Healing and the Brush
I overheard my father speaking of me last night. There was a quiet, unmistakable pride in his voice as he told a friend over the phone: “She is here now… doing better and better each day.” In that moment, I paused to savour the stillness. For those who see The Calligraphy Zen as a polished…
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The Meaningful Souvenir
A Breath Between Destinations There is a specific kind of quiet found only in a tea-infused studio. As the steam rises from a cup of high-mountain oolong, the frantic pace of travelāthe flights, the schedules, the sightseeingābegins to dissolve. In this space, the city feels a world away, even if it is just outside the…
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