Emily Cheah

Thank you everyone who made it to the event!

Last Sunday, I had an amazing time hosting Singapore meetup with my students. Though it was Father's Day, thank you for making time to spend an afternoon with me. Some were unwell and they made it to the event too. Your dedication is an inspiration to me.

I love in-person meetups with students, and finally get to see all in "life size." 😊 The energy at the event was uplifting! Everyone connecting with each other, making friends, sharing stories and learning from each other.

A kind of community dynamic I am grateful for, where everyone supports and uplifts each other.

I thank the coaches for taking time to assist the team and guiding the students; and most importantly, the entire team who made this possible, amidst the suspense and challenges.

Till we meet again! Soon!

We do not always have control over an event or situation. But we can control how we respond to the situation.

In every situation, there is an opportunity to turn things around.

Take a step back. Look at the situation. How do we manuever around the situation and get the next best outcome?

For all you know, this could be a blessing in disguise; an opportunity to upgrade the mindset and skillset.

Our brain is a gift. Let's us

Clarity is not about thinking harder or getting more information.

Many of my students come to me after trying everything logically. What shifts them for a breakthrough isn’t more information. It’s perspective.

This is why reflective practices have existed across cultures for centuries. Not to predict the future, but to reveal what’s already present.

Reflective tools like tarot helps you gain a different perspective on a situation other than what you already know. This provides an advantage and clarity on how to approach your next steps.

When you know how to use tarot, it isn’t predictive or "fortune-telling". It’s showing you what you’re not seeing yet.

I'll show you how this works in my next workshop. Link in comments.

Wanting change signals a need for something new. But for that to happen, you need to let go of the old.

This is a sign of recalibration, which is often mistaken for confusion. In truth, you are not lost. You're between versions of yourself.

Ready to transition into your best version? I have a proven method to get you there.

Hands up 🙋🏻‍♀️ if you're ready.