Chris

16 Dec 2023

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Life is about making choices. If you could choose ONE only, which would you hold on to dearly in life: 1. Family; 2. Friends; 3. Health; 4. Money; 5. Career; 6. Study

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Li Elizabeth

25 Jan 2024

Self. Coz need to fill my own cup first before I'm even able to do anything else

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Ace

17 Jan 2024

This q is funny as we all have all the 6... or more than 1. When at the point of making decisions, one must determine the resources on hand / options available to meet best available outcome ... not just choose 1... or plan to sacrifice all others... that will be quite a lousy/selfish choice.

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John Tan

11 Jan 2024

In order of importance :

1) Family

2) Health

3) Money

4) Career

5) Study

6) Friends

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Tan Yi Kim

10 Jan 2024

Hard when can only choose one

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J Neoo

09 Jan 2024

Health is wealth. Period....

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