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As we enter the new year, it's the perfect time to celebrate endings and acknowledge our achievements. Embracing closure and recognising small wins fosters personal growth, resilience, and emotional well-being, transforming life's transitions into opportunities for reflection and reinvention as we move forward with intention.

The End of an Era is a New Beginning: The Importance of Celebration and Closure

Embracing endings through celebration and closure facilitates personal growth, enabling individuals to reflect on past experiences and prepare for new beginnings.

 
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Why Celebrating Small Wins Matters

Recognizing small achievements boosts motivation and confidence, helping maintain momentum toward larger goals by acknowledging progress incrementally.

 
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The Unstoppable Power of Letting Go | Jill Sherer Murray | TEDxWilmingtonWomen

 
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The First Singaporean to Space Endeavor has been widely covered in the media leading up to the event on 15th May 2018 in Alice Springs, Australia.

he Media team, made up of mostly volunteers, together with Cpt. Patsy (one of the selected candidate) at the unveiling of Singapore's First Spacesuit at National Library on 6th Apr 2018.

There was also the search for those willing to risk their lives to undertake this historic mission. More than 150 applied and 26 were later shortlisted. But there can only be one.

May 2015 - 1st successful drop test in Alice Springs, Australia.

Mar 2015 - Aluminium Capsule: Successful 3 lab-rats flight test up to 29.5 km; 110 min.

There are many important systems that must work together in Sync. But nothing more important than the integrity of the pressurized cabin of Quantum 1. A leakage will mean a certain death for the Astronaut.