I make things people watch, read and use
Videos, websites, documents and the systems behind them. I write, film, design and build them myself. Here are three ways we could work together.

Videos · Websites · Documents · 3D sketches · Systems
Hire me
I study Communications and New Media at NUS, and I’m open to internships and roles in content, marketing and communications.
What I’d bring to your team
- Content from script to final cut. I’ve written, filmed and edited over 600 videos myself.
- Writing. Scripts, captions, web pages and documents people can follow.
- Websites, end to end. I designed, wrote and built this site and Family Leadership’s.
- Habits from leading people. An officer in national service, and an assistant district head with the Singapore Red Cross.
Make something with me
Bring me something that needs explaining, and I’ll help you make it.
- VideosScripted, filmed and edited, for short-form or YouTube.
- WebsitesI’ll teach you to build your own with AI, so you can change it yourself.
- DocumentsWorkbooks, guides and worksheets to type into or print.
- 3D sketchesA room or a set-up in 3D, so people can see it before deciding.
- SystemsNotes, rules and small automations, with AI built in, so work keeps running and nothing gets dropped.
Things I’ve made
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2025 to now
My videos
The aim: help young people work out who they are and keep going when it’s hard.
What I did: wrote, filmed and edited every video myself, over 600 so far.
The result: “What kind of friends do you have?”, on Aristotle’s three kinds of friendship, reached 7,212 views on Instagram and was saved 158 times.
Watch three of my videos
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2026
Family Leadership
The aim: help families in Singapore talk through what they’d want, and write it down before life forces them.
What I did: the website and its words, the video on its page, and the free guide a family gets.
The result: a working site where a family asks for a free guide that shows where they stand and helps them plan, one step at a time.
Visit Family Leadership
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2026
Websites
The aim: build sites I can keep changing myself, without code or a web designer.
What I did: designed, wrote and built this site and Family Leadership’s with AI, and I keep both up to date myself.
The result: two live sites, and a way to build your own that I can teach you, free while I’m starting out.
See how it works
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2026
How I run my work
The aim: keep a small business and a content channel running without dropping anything.
What I did: built one system of notes, rules and checks that an AI assistant works inside every day.
The result: 186 changes made and graded since September 2026, a check across everything every night, and the first piece shared free on GitHub.
See how I run my work
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2026
3D sketches
The aim: let people see a plan before anything is decided, since some things are hard to agree on until everyone can see them.
What I did: sketched a room in 3D, with still pictures in three colour schemes, a short walk-through video and a model you can turn.
The result: a page where you can turn the room, come closer and recolour it yourself.
See the 3D sketches
For illustration only -
2025 to 2026
The 3 Stages workbook
The aim: turn my 49-minute video on finding your purpose into something people can work through.
What I did: wrote and designed a 33-page workbook, with 50 boxes to type into and a QR code at each stage.
The result: a free workbook with a page of its own, alongside worksheets, phone wallpapers and a journal planner.
See the workbook
How it works
- 1
You message me
Tell me what you need, who it’s for and when you need it.
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We talk for 15 minutes
I ask about the problem behind it, and we agree on a first piece.
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I make a small first piece
So you can see how I work before anything bigger.
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We carry on if it works
If it doesn’t, we stop there.
Collaborate
If you make videos too, or you run a youth or community group, here’s what we could do together.
- A video together, on something both our audiences care about.
- A free resource we make together, such as a worksheet or a short guide.
- A session for your group on finding your direction and starting before you feel ready.
Where I’ve led and served
Alongside school and national service, from 2019 to 2026. Much of it was with seniors living alone and the families around them.
- Singapore General Hospital, HomeCare Programme2024. Youth volunteer on monthly home and phone visits to elderly patients sent home from hospital alone or short of money. For patients with dementia, our team made a memory book, Youth4MIND, and was nominated to present it to Minister of State Rahayu Mahzam.
- Singapore Red Cross2022 to 2026. Assistant district head, then youth engagement coordinator for the East. Project manager of Disaster Risk Reduction 2024 in Tampines West: we surveyed the estate to find seniors living alone, then went back to bring them help. Represented Singapore Red Cross Youth at the International Friendship Camp in Austria, 2025.
- People’s Association2023 to 2026. Grassroots leader and executive committee member of a residents’ network in Kolam Ayer: house visits to residents, morning walks with seniors, and community days.
- Families for Life Council2024 to 2025. Operation lead. At the National Family Festival at Expo in 2025, I placed the Standard Chartered volunteers across the booths, shared out the work and looked after them through the day.
- Youth Corps Singapore2023 to 2026. In the Youth Corps Leadership Programme, my team built a project with Rainbow Centre’s Young Adults Activities for an inclusive community for persons with disabilities. Also a facilitator, and on the team behind a climate escape room for SDG Go! 2.0.
- CARE Singapore2024. Youth mentor to secondary school students, in a programme for young people at risk.
- National Police Cadet Corps2019 to 2024. Cadet inspector leading a unit of 20 to 30 cadets, then a course instructor for six months, training a batch of 100 future cadet inspectors.
- National Youth Achievement Award (Gold)2024.
- National service2023 to 2025, the last year as an officer in a battalion’s logistics and finance branch.
Questions
You’re a student. When are you free?
Around my classes at NUS. Put your dates in your message, and I’ll tell you honestly whether I can make them.
How much do you charge?
Nothing. It’s free. All I ask in return is an honest testimonial in your own words once we’re done.
Do we need to meet in person?
No. Most of the work happens on my laptop, and a video call is enough. I’m in Singapore if you’d rather meet.
Can I see more of your work?
Yes: my 3D sketches, the free resources, and my videos on YouTube and Instagram.