In a previous article, we shared with you part one of our two-part Strategies to Improve Client Retention in a Post-COVID World series. If you haven’t yet read part 1, you can do so here before finishing up the concluding pointers in this article. 

The COVID-19 virus has left its mark on the whole world. It has disrupted everything in our lives, from traveling, to shopping, to work, and even our businesses. But, how about you? Have you been affected by it?  

We live in a fast-paced world where the weight of everyday demands is real and exhausting. 

There's a surge in stress-related disorders of all kinds for all ages, primarily working adults who may suffer from symptoms of depression, feelings of anxiety, and attention disorders.

While Alex Loh sees clients in and out of the beloved NovoTHOR red light therapy pod at Core Collective, he plays a huge role in cultivating our community and sprouting collaborative opportunities within our space. He also runs Kampung Collective, a support network for community builders across Asia.

As global communities near the end of an unprecedented pandemic that has massively shaken the faculties of the international economy, political bodies around the world are taking collective measures to mitigate the current economic conditions from worsening, and to restart the battered post-COVID market.

As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to evolve, there's been a growing influx of people who have leaned towards more natural remedies to help boost their immune system. Many, especially in oriental Asian countries, have turned to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to treat symptoms of cold, cough, and flu. But what is it about TCM that makes it a preferred choice of treatment especially at this current moment?

With no news of gyms reopening anytime soon, at-home workouts will continue to remain a part of our fitness routines in the weeks to come. While many of you are doing your best to make the most out of minimal or no-equipment workouts, it might be disheartening to feel helplessly unable to physically challenge yourself without your usual gym equipment and think that you’re losing progress with every day that goes by. 

Getting strong and looking lean boils down to one thing: muscle hypertrophy. It’s the increase and growth of muscle cells resulting in an increase in muscular size achieved through exercise. 

Experiencing frequent and persistent stiffness, aches, or pain in your body?

Aging, exposure to UV light, smoking, dehydrated skin, and stress are some of the many factors that contribute to wrinkles and fine lines on the skin. Preventing signs of aging for youthful, healthy and beautiful-looking skin requires looking after it from a young age.