In this series about the 'Road Less Travelled', we speak to Transformation Coach and Leadership Development Facilitator, Moses Mohan, about his experience as a monk. What's different from the other guests is that his 'Road Less Travelled' was a journey inwards. From his answers, you can tell how much it has benefitted him. We hope this inspires you to journey inwards as well.

In this series about the 'Road Less Travelled', we speak to Paige Parker, a board member, patron and fundraiser for various organisations, including the United Women Singapore, Singapore Symphony Orchestra, National Gallery of Singapore and Singapore Dance Theatre. She talks to us about her epic 3-year drive around the world which landed her husband and herself in the Guinness World Records, and her journey in accepting the world as it is while pursuing the ambition of making it as best as it can be.

In this series about the 'Road Less Travelled', we speak to Peter Lawrence, author of the book, The Happy Minimalist. Peter is a Singaporean who was working in The Valley before retiring at 44 years old to fully pursue the minimalist and nomadic lifestyle.

In this series about the 'Road Less Travelled', we speak to the co-founder and CEO of Uncommon, Yolanda Lee. Yolanda shares her story of charting her own journey, dropping out from university to pursue a career in the music industry as a production assistant before going back to school to graduate and moving to Africa to set up the first e-commerce company in the continent.

In this series about the 'Road Less Travelled', we speak to digital nomad and full-time travel blogger, Isabel Leong, about how she found her way into this life, the good and the bad of not being rooted to any location, and the valuable lessons that she's learned from her life on the road.

In this series about the 'Road Less Travelled', we speak to traveller, Ganesha Balakrishnan, as he recounts his unique experience backpacking from Singapore to Canada on a flightless journey, the highlights of that he'll remember for life and the lessons he has managed to learn from this life-changing trip.

In this series about the 'Road Less Travelled', we speak to Singapore-based certified transformational coach and trainer, Beatrix Eder, about her story of growing up in Hungary, witnessing the fall of the Berlin Wall, and then relocating to China and subsequently, Singapore.

Today’s episode is a little different. Since May is Mental Health Awareness Month, I figured it would be nice to publish this episode that wasn’t going to come out until the other episodes I had in my queue were published.

In this episode, the tables have turned. A former guest of the podcast and dear friend, Agi Heale, who is a leadership coach and author of the book, Generation Panic, decided to interview me so that listeners of this podcast could learn a little more about me, my thoughts on mental health, and the purpose of Ekho Academy.

I hope you get something out of it.