Most women I’ve spoken to about motherhood describe some version of losing themselves in it, gradually, without a clear moment they could point to. The roles accumulated, the demands expanded, and somewhere in there, the person they were before became harder to “see”. Sue is a different kind of story. The transition wasn’t easy – […]

Huimin and I started coaching work together at a point when she was several years into motherhood, 2 children in and had more distance to look back at the early years clearly. That distance matters in the context of her story. She wasn’t in the middle of the newborn fog or navigating the rawness of […]

I first met Shin when she was trying to figure out how to hold her ambition and her identity as a mother at the same time, as if the two were in competition and she had to choose. She came in the way many high-functioning women do: clear on what she had achieved, less clear […]

I first worked with Kelly a few years ago, back when I was still at Google and Neverdrift was something I was building on the side. She wasn’t new to self-development then. She was already someone who showed up fully – curious about herself, committed to growing, quietly but consistently doing the work. She came […]

When rest feels like falling behind. When a slower season feels like losing yourself. When a role change, a new chapter, a baby (yes, even the good things) can feel disorienting. What these things have in common is that they don’t come with a scoreboard that can tangibly be measured. And when your identity is […]

Last weekend, we had the pleasure of inviting Ting Lim, Head of Singapore Capital Markets at JLL, to #NeverDrift. JLL is one of the largest commercial real estate firms in the world. Ting has led numerous high profile projects in the last 15 years in cross border transactions, join venture structuring and assisted in raising […]