As humans, we have an innate need for connection and approval from others. Often, we make an effort to gain validation and this is natural. Yet, in our world today, this need for others’ approval becomes magnified; as many of us are constantly plugged in on social media, we tend to get caught up in the pursuit of “likes”, “shares”, “follows” & engagement. These can have implications on our mental well-being and happiness. Through this issue, I hope that we can be more aware of the impacts & risks associated with excessive use of social media, and what we can do about it so that we can live out our best lives. | How to Stop Worrying What Other People Think of You If you find yourself looking over your shoulder, self-conscious, or fretful about how your actions will look to others, here’s some help to stop worrying. | The Social Dilemma: Social Media and Your Mental Health ‘Like’ it or not, using social media can cause anxiety, depression, and other health challenges. How can you change your habits? | A Reason Not to Worry What Others Think We spend a little too much time worrying about how we must appear in the minds of others. However, the poignant, useful truth is that almost everyone doesn’t care at all about who we are, what we’re doing and how we’ve messed up. | Proudly Brought to You I seek to reach out to people who believe in safeguarding the interests of their loved ones. Let me know if I can be of help to someone you know or care about. We can make a difference to lives when it matters most. Cheers. | Janelle Chong Hui Pin | | | | unsubscribe | You are receiving this email because you're my client, a friend or you've given permission to receive this email. If you'd rather not receive our emails, you can unsubscribe from our mailing list by clicking 'Unsubscribe' above. DISCLAIMER This is not an official AIA newsletter. The views and opinions expressed in this publication are those of the author and do not reflect the official policy or position of AIA Singapore Private Limited (Company Registration No. 201106386R) (AIA), any other agency, organisation, employer or company. Assumptions made in the analysis are not reflective of the position of AIA other than the author. © Janelle Chong Hui Pin, All rights reserved. | | | Joycelyn Tan, Manager Janelle's willing to listen and understand my financial concern. She's able to advise and point out my financial gap during financial health check session. Most importantly, she'd recommend the appropriate financial solution that was suitable for my profile and could meet my financial needs.
| | | En En Janelle is a responsible, patient and cordial Financial Services Consultant. She always patiently understands the needs of the customer and assists them to choose the right financial tools based on their financial portfolio. I am very happy to recommend her to someone I know. | | | Jasmine, Application Analyst Janelle's very friendly, approachable and experienced in her area of expertise. She listened to my needs and customised the retirement planning based on what I want. Definitely will recommend her to my family and friends.
| | | Enrique & Macarena Janelle's a reliable Financial Services Consultant who we trust with. She's very responsive with our enquiries and put us as her priority when we need her assistance. Most importantly, she will make time for us when we need her. We will recommend her services to our friends who are working in Singapore. | | | Michelle Shim, Admin Officer Janelle (Hui Pin) is a friend of mine who I have known for 8 years. She is someone trustworthy and reliable who I can trust with. I'm satisfy with her advise and service as she is able to recommend the product that fits well to my budget and portfolio. | | | Sabrina Lau, Designer Janelle was very patient throughout the consultation. She had explained the financial information and product features in a clear, thorough and understandable manner. She used layman term rather than jargon, and presented the solutions based on my needs. I will recommend Janelle to my family and friends.
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