Welcome to the seventh episode of our miniseries Ikigai Insider, where we invite our Client Advisers to share what it means to live a good life, combining Ikigai with Providend’s Philosophy of Sufficiency.
In this podcast episode, Joyce, our Client Adviser, reflects on the Ikigai petal of ‘Sense of Purpose’ – representing the need to feel that our lives have meaning and that we are making a difference. Drawing from her own journey to Providend, she reflects on how someone’s encouragement gave her the courage to pursue a career more aligned with her values, and how she hopes to offer the same support to others so they can focus on what truly matters in their life.
Looking ahead, Joyce also shares with our host, Aaron, her retirement aspiration to share more financial literacy to children, equipping them with the knowledge and confidence to manage money wisely from a young age.
Music courtesy of ItsWatR.
The host of this episode, Aaron Loo, is an Associate Adviser at Providend, the first fee-only wealth advisory firm in Southeast Asia and a leading wealth advisory firm in Asia.
For more related resources, check out:
1. Not a Mid-Life Crisis — A Mid-Life Clarity
2. The Seven Ikigai Needs – Ikigai Tribe
3. Ikigai Insider: The People and Places That Bring Us Resonance
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