Mindset Park

Your mindset determines what you attract. If you are unhappy with what comes to you in life right now…well, a shift in your mindset may just be what you need. And it all begins with heightening our own self-awareness, to be conscious of our thought patterns and mental frameworks. Hypnosis can help us become more aware of our own emotions and feelings. It places a person (with their consent) in a deep state of concentration and focus which helps to lift the lid on repressed emotions and memories buried in the subconscious. In this state, the individual can receive realisations about why they have been acting the way they do and therefore began to change. Tune in to this podcast as we hear from McKing Lee, a Singaporean hypnotist, on his journey to becoming a practicing hypnotist and how he uses hypnosis to heal others. McKing has been featured in The New Paper, The Asian Entrepreneur, ChannelNews Asia, Millennials of Singapore and Toggle.

Our mindset influences how we choose to spend our time. We are all familiar with the concept of taking up freelance or temporary work to earn extra money on the side or to build a new skill. Most of the things we do often revolve around building ourselves up, but giving back to the community where we came from is also just as important. Giving is an act in which you invest in the betterment of someone else’s life. In this episode, our guest Natalie Doran, Co-Founder of the time exchange platform Hourvillage, will be sharing on how we can trade our time to help those in need and form genuine connections with people all over the world. Natalie will also be speaking on howTimefly, Hourvillage’s B2B platform that engages corporate employees with rewarding volunteering. can be used by large businesses to drive business strategy and promote prosocial behaviour.

Ever heard of the saying by the philosopher Plato, “ignorance, the stem and root of all evil”? But first, we have to differentiate ignorance from stupidity. We should not attribute to malice what is perfectly explained by stupidity. Ignorance is a conscious choice, and it stems from an individual's mindset.This can be explained by our willingness to cling to certain viewpoints, or our inability to move away from them. When combined with power, ignorance has the ability to generate social phenomena such as nationalism. Hear from sought after thought leader Senthiyl S S G, Director of Consulting at The Arbinger Institute Singapore/Malaysia as he shares how ignorance can be countered by heightening our self-awareness to make us more aware of our emotional triggers and therefore less susceptible to confirmation bias. Link to article: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/20/opinion/the-violence-of-forgetting.html [https://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/20/opinion/the-violence-of-forgetting.html]

Ever wonder how it feels like to run your own business? What is the mindset entrepreneurs have that enables their success? Or maybe you just want to understand millennials better. In this episode, we will be interviewing Sam Neo - a millennial keynote speaker and HR specialist featured by The Straits Times, Channel NewsAsia and The Business Times. Sam will be sharing some personal anecdotes about his journey on becoming an entrepreneur. Tune in to find out more about the entrepreneurial mindset and what millennials look for when they go job-hunting.

To begin this journey we asked people in the streets of Singapore one question, "What is Mindset?". Responses varied greatly everything from describing culture, to goal setting and more. Really though it's not about having one right answer is about understanding each others mindsets. We share about why we're doing this and hope you'll join the conversation.