Browsing “Massimo Dutti”

“As an art gallerist, I think it’s great that so many different types of art have surfaced across various mediums, as it helps people articulate what they like and don’t like.”

“I have a close group of friends that I’ve known for over a decade, and we often travel together, usually after booking flight tickets on a whim whenever there are good deals. Despite us all having our own lives and careers, it’s always nice to spend time with one another and catch up on life while exploring new places."

“I worked in retail for 15 years, but when COVID struck, I made a career switch and have been working as a personal assistant for the past two years. I was quite worried, because it’s been a long time since I’ve worked in an office. But my employer and colleagues are very friendly and supportive, so I don’t feel left out when I'm in the office.”

“One of my all-time favourite books is Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike by Phil Knight. It’s taught me to always be fearless when starting on something new, and to just go all-in to achieve my dreams.”

“Life isn’t all about academic outcomes and material success, right?”

“I’m a jewellery designer, and I draw inspiration from anything, be it architecture, science, or literature.”

“My background is actually in Chinese Studies. I did a one year exchange programme in Beijing, and it was one of the first times that I lived quite far away from my family.”

“If I could be part of a TV series, it would probably be How I Met Your Mother. I love that show and I think it had really good takeaways about life and friendship.”

“If someone were to offer me an unlimited supply of something, I would you ask for time—to spend with the people I love, to do the things I enjoy, and to learn to just chill out.”

“A dish that best describes me is fried tofu—hard on the outside, soft on the inside.”

“In my free time, I play the piano, and read up on self-enrichment, watches, and marketing.”

“The one thing I've learnt from all my time at work is that change is the only constant.”