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Sally Seah is taking her rock-climbing hobby to new heights in her 60s. Find out what makes this senior rock climber pick up this new hobby in her silver years.
From his days in a recreational rock band to teaching music to seniors, Martin Lee’s journey reflects his joy of connecting with people through music.
Team Strong Silvers proves that fitness and determination know no age limit. Dedicating time to exercise every day, the silvers inspire others to embrace an active lifestyle and break barriers.
After two decades in the corporate world, Thrina Low took a leap of faith and opened Bakery Brera. Beyond filling bellies with delicious pastries, she also established an inclusive space by opening Café Brera.
From his humble kampong background, Viswa Sadasivan persevered and went on to be renowned as a current affairs presenter, having interviewed people like Lee Kuan Yew and Barack Obama, as well as start a consultancy firm.
Consulting veteran Stephen Lin says that aptitude is just as important as attitude for those considering a mid-career switch to the world of consulting.
Han Choon Fook discusses staying relevant, a potential new concept and succession plans for Han’s Cafe & Cake House.
Find out how Terry Pathmanathan went from a young football enthusiast who almost quit football to being the “Captain Marvel” of Singapore soccer.
Joshua Ngo picked up cycling to improve his health after a cholesterol scare. Despite bumps in the road and broken bones, he’s still pedalling strong today.
None of this came easy for Clement Chow, the singer behind Count on Me, Singapore. Read on to see what he’s getting up to in his 60s.
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