Holding Space in Difficult Times

Sharon Loh

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Amidst a pandemic, the profound impact & discomfort of loss or the prospect of loss is felt almost universally. We may find ourselves and even those we care about feeling anxious & restless, which makes it challenging as we find ways to adjust not just physically, but also mentally & emotionally. At this time, emotional support for one another becomes ever more essential. Here, I'd love to share with you insights that can help us have a deeper understanding on the complex emotions that we may be dealing with, & the ways in which we can provide meaningful social support in our daily interactions through being present & holding space for others.

How to be an emotionally intelligent leader amid COVID-19

Important pointers that help us lead and respond to the needs of others and ourselves more effectively in organisations.

What it Means to Hold Space for Someone

This article touches on the the transformative effect of 'being there' for others

6 Steps to Improve Your Emotional Intelligence by Ramona Hacker

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Myra

I've known Sharon for more than a decade. She is a true definition of colleague-turned friends! When I learnt that she had switched career to be a financial consultant, I didn't hesitate to contact her and seek advice for insurance related enquiries. She was so professional & patient in attending my enquiries. And most importantly, she was not pushy! I am glad that I found myself a friend and financial consultant whom I could be comfortable with.

Joelene H'ng

I met Sharon during my first job in Singapore which was 10+ years ago. From ex colleague, we became best friend. She is very kind and have a warm heart. She always gives her helping hand and good advice whenever I need it.

Ng Hian Keong

We are so grateful to have someone like you on our team who is willing to go above and beyond to help others. You enjoy analyzing all the facts and information, making sure everything is correct and puts in effort to make things better.