



Understand how stroke risk develops quietly over time
Why many cardiovascular risks go unnoticed — even when you feel “fine”

Learn the preventive pillars widely recognised in health science
Including blood pressure stability, inflammation, circulation, and oxidative stress.

Gain clarity on what prevention really looks like after 50
And how consistent, structured approaches differ from fragmented efforts.

A 90-minute live class for Singaporeans (55-70) who provide for their families and want to recalibrate what you've built so you provide wisely, protect fully, and pass on clearly.


✓ Why your financial setup might be built for the wrong season
And how to recalibrate for your current life stage

✓ The 3Ps Framework: PLAN, PROVIDE, PASS ON
How to balance what you need, what you owe, and what you'll leave behind

How to calculate certainty instead of guessing
The methodology to know exactly what's "enough" for you and your family




Your children are grown (or nearly)
Your income may be slowing or stopped
Your responsibilities have evolved
Your timeline is different
Your responsibility to provide and protect
Your need to steward well
Your desire to provide and pass on wisely
Assess if your setup matches your current life stage, not the one you were in 10 years ago
Evaluate any financial decision by using the 3Ps Framework.
Spot what's working, what's idle, and what's outdated in your current portfolio
Know the formula for "enough", so you can spend confidently without guilt or anxiety




"I realized I was stewarding passively—just letting things sit. This framework helped me become intentional again."
— Mr. Tan, 64, father of 3

"The seasonal stewardship concept clicked. What I needed at 45 is not what I need at 65."
— Mrs. Lim, 62, caring for aging parents

"As someone who takes my responsibility to provide seriously, I finally have a clear way to think it through."
— Mr. Chen, 67, grandfather providing for three generations

"The biblical foundation resonated deeply. This isn't just finance—it's faithful stewardship."
— Mr. Goh, 61, active in church

Individual experiences may vary


No. This is live-only to maintain focus and interaction.
The principles are rooted in timeless wisdom, including biblical stewardship concepts. But the application is practical and respectful of all backgrounds.
No. This is education-first. We may share an optional next step for personal review, but there's no obligation.
Yes, strongly encouraged. Please register separately so you both receive materials.
Most people who provide for their families do. Having plans from 10-20 years ago and actively stewarding for your current season are different things.
Yes. This helps you think more clearly as a steward and ask sharper questions about your seasonal needs.
