One Thing At A Time

Jared Steve

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In meeting the demands of work and every day life, many of us can feel compelled to do all things at once, and may become overwhelmed or less effective as a result. To counter this, it is worth taking a moment to adjust our pace; to give ourselves the space to practice taking one step at a time in the ways we perform our tasks and how we manage our minds & emotions.

Single-Tasking for Productivity and Stress Management

I used to be a big fan of multi-tasking when it became a popular strategy for productivity. The idea of doubling productivity by doing multiple things at once is quite appealing for busy people, and these days most of us are busy people. However, several studies show that in most cases, multi-tasking can negatively affect productivity and efficiency. Here's how.

Four Reasons to Cultivate Patience

Patience is essential to daily life—and might be key to a happy one. Having patience means being able to wait calmly in the face of frustration or adversity, so anywhere there is frustration or adversity—i.e., nearly everywhere—we have the opportunity to practice it.

What multitasking does to your brain | BBC Ideas

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Testimonials and Referral Notes

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Natasha Koh (Psychology Student, National University of Singapore)

Jared has always been genuine in his desire to help others! Thank you Jared for being someone who is dependable, and who I can trust with any questions or concerns I might have with my financial policies.

Hannah Yeo (Executive, Service Management, NKF)

Thank you Jared for always being ready to help and being concerned about people’s needs and wellbeing! I really appreciate your sincere heart in reaching out to others.

Ervin Tan En Ming (Freelancer, Video Producer)

Jared will always have your back in looking diligently at your portfolio and will share the best policies with you in mind, and will always consider you a friend first. I have my trust in this good man!

Matthew Lim Shi Yi (Architecture Student, National University of Singapore)

Jared always has his eyes peeled for any new opportunities or potential issues in my portfolio, and will keenly recommend the best for me. He's always got my back :)

Matthew Tan Chen Yi (Student, Nanyang Technological University)

I really respect Jared's transparency and objectivity when evaluating financials! He spent a good amount of time breaking down the wide variety of insurance policies with me! I know he has my best interests in mind!

Wong Wei Hao Timothy (Nursing Student, National University of Singapore)

Hi Jared, you are so approachable and understanding of all that you meet, including myself. You would constantly go the extra mile, whether it is making me comfortable or even being real with me. Thank you for your honesty and having my best interest at heart!