Often we’re so caught up trying to figure our lives out that we fall into this endless habitual loop of self-preservation. A loop that’s spurred on by our high standards/costs of living here in Singapore. Now if there’s one thing that I’ve learnt through my years, it’s that our time here on earth is finite. There comes a point when we should be asking ourselves this question: “Am I able to match my life’s happiness levels with all the amount of work that I’ve been putting in for it?”  Of course, the definition ‘happiness/fulfilment’ then varies from person to person. More often than not, we find ourselves trying to instil this happiness by buying into certain distractions/time-wasters or materials/comforts in accordance with our peers in this little societal bubble. If we really think of it though… are those things truly the key to fulfilment? Are those things really worth spending our time and hard-earned money on?...