Turning Adversity into Opportunity: The Stewardess Chef
When the COVID-19 pandemic struck the world, 22-year-old air stewardess Alya Isyah (also known as Khalisah) was left with hardly any flights. Turning to baking as a distraction, she soon started her own home business – The Stewardess Chef.
Mother’s Day falls on Sunday, May 9, and together with the Ministry of Social and Family Development, Youthopia surprised four mothers who have stuck through thick and thin with their children. In the first episode, our host Eric Chua speaks to 27-year-old former at-risk youth Jerlin Cheong, who shared how her mother’s unconditional love motivated her to get her life back on track.
At just 24 years old, Apphia Neo is the proud owner of Whoaa! Store, a lifestyle and accessories shop. She shares how she balances growing her side hustle while holding a full-time job.
In the second episode of our Mother’s Day collaboration with the Ministry of Social and Family Development, our host Eric Chua speaks to 25-year-old para-athlete Joan Hung, who has partial blindness, on how her mother was her pillar of support throughout her growing up years.
This is a story of resilience, determination and positivity. Thank you Joan for sharing your story with us!
Brostern is a western fusion stall set up by four friends that have known each other since primary school. Find out from Roimy and Khairul if it’s a good idea to mix business with friendship!
Turning Adversity into Opportunity: The Stewardess Chef
When the COVID-19 pandemic struck the world, 22-year-old air stewardess Alya Isyah (also known as Khalisah) was left with hardly any flights. Turning to baking as a distraction, she soon started her own home business – The Stewardess Chef.
Mother’s Day falls on Sunday, May 9, and together with the Ministry of Social and Family Development, Youthopia surprised four mothers who have stuck through thick and thin with their children. In the first episode, our host Eric Chua speaks to 27-year-old former at-risk youth Jerlin Cheong, who shared how her mother’s unconditional love motivated her to get her life back on track.
At just 24 years old, Apphia Neo is the proud owner of Whoaa! Store, a lifestyle and accessories shop. She shares how she balances growing her side hustle while holding a full-time job.
In the second episode of our Mother’s Day collaboration with the Ministry of Social and Family Development, our host Eric Chua speaks to 25-year-old para-athlete Joan Hung, who has partial blindness, on how her mother was her pillar of support throughout her growing up years.
This is a story of resilience, determination and positivity. Thank you Joan for sharing your story with us!
Brostern is a western fusion stall set up by four friends that have known each other since primary school. Find out from Roimy and Khairul if it’s a good idea to mix business with friendship!
