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Risa loves penguins, so much so that she says if she wasn’t working in shipping, she’d have liked to become a professional penguin feeder/cuddler.

"It's a luxury to switch my brain off and not talk to anyone. If not, then I'll most likely be spending time with my friends or family over a hearty meal or drinks. I always believe that if someone or something matters and is important, you will make time. So, it’s really not about having time — it’s about making time." Juliana says.

“Strictly prioritise and allocate your days. You'll be able to slot in your different appointments easily once you have a basic schedule,” Elaine says. “Also, in the midst of the chaos, allocate personal time for yourself.”

Rachel always looks impeccably dressed, even though she's busier than ever.

"I believe everyone has this checklist of favourite outfit combinations, like “This top must go with these particular pants” for some reason," Lay Hiang says. "60% of my outfit choices are made from this checklist."

We’re all pretty familiar with Irene, but there are some things about her that we were surprised to find out.

Don’t mistake Tammy for one of the ang mohs; although she is of English, Scottish, Peranakan, and Vietnamese descent, she is inherently Singaporean at heart.

“Make real, true friends at work. These are people that you will spend most of your time with — you might as well have a really good time with them.”

Hui Lian is a big yoga fan, and often plans her time around her work and personal endeavours.

"My default colour is red, so the inside of my bag looks insane,” Lin Tong says.

Adib says that the key to a work-life balance is learning to recognise what is more important.

“To me, individualism means not really caring about what anyone else thinks. I feel very strongly about that, in whatever I do.”