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David works in finance, but on the side, he puts his love for jazz music and musicals into practice.

“You should choose to do something that you really enjoy — something that you will never have to drag yourself to every morning,”

“There’s no ‘life’!” Kyna laughs, when we ask her about her work-life balance.

“I was always rushing around and always wanting to do a lot of things at one time,” Hanie says.

Marco is probably one of the few people we’ve met who have no issues with their work-life balance at all.

Sheila juggles her work and her family, and laughs when we say we admire that she still manages to find the time to put in effort into what she wears.

Angela says that everyone here is approachable, compared to China, where she comes from. “And everything is tidy and clean.”

Jackie is another self-proclaimed "crazy cat lady", and her alternative career choice is one that would serve this love well.

“I would describe my style as mood-dependent, and experimental,” Sarah says, and we think she’s probably got her style down to a science.

Caryn works in banking, but some days she wakes up and wonders if she should doing something creative.

Selene might not be at the centre of attention in every room she walks into, but there’s a quiet, unassuming confidence that wins us over.

Michelle says that using Google Calendar, and being really particular about it, helps in maintaining a good work-life balance.