關於 turning points in life ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

我把30多年的感觸都穿在我身上呢！這次的專輯服裝很像穿著一本日記，一張張寫過的情書與回憶，堆疊的回憶變成了我。(不過，現在大家是不是都不寫情書了？😂)

如果你仔細觀察，你會發現有幾頁是有點燒過的日記，就像你每一段受傷過的感情，再傷也勇敢面對每一段美好的回憶。

經歷可以成為創傷，也可以是學習之後的轉捩點，由你自己決定。就像困擾我許久的暴食症，最後變成我尋找身心健康的動力！

I’m wearing 30+ years of memories on me! Kidding, but it’s kind of true. We carry our experiences with us, whether we like it or not. This can be in the form of trauma, or as valuable lessons which can result in life-changing turning points! The choice is ours. Take my eating disorder for example. It’s troubled me for years, but was also the inspiration behind my search for mental wellness. If you look closely, some of the “pages” of my dress are a bit burnt at the edges. Remember, we are stronger and more beautiful not in spite of, but BECAUSE of our scars. Let’s have the courage and wisdom to STAY PRESENT.

這次服裝很感謝 APUJAN詹朴 ，真的很喜歡它呈現出來的感覺~
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Thanks again to my beauty team! You guys rock.

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In this programme, I shared about how reading changed the way I made my decisions through the different turning points I faced. You realized that there are so many ways to live a life.

"We are like books. Most people only see our cover, the minority read only the introduction, many people believe the critics. Few will know our content."
-- Emile Zola

Are you at the crossroads of your career right now? Are you feeling stuck in your current position?

Life is full of turning points – times when you have to start over, whether by choice or circumstance.

For Amutha Saravanan, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Da Vinci Group, she felt like she was facing a mid-life crisis, so she decided to pick up pottery as a new hobby, which eventually led her to setting up the business with her husband, Saravanan Manorkorum.

Watch on to learn how Amutha turned her hobby into a thriving business.

Make sure to subscribe to MomBoss Academy at https://www.michellehon.com if you would like to stay up to date with the latest videos 😊

Heartbreak happens to everyone and it's not easy to deal with. Sometimes turning your emotions into a creative project can be very helpful in the healing process.

This is a much different kind of video compared to what I've posted but moving forward, I want to start including self improvement/life videos alongside filmmaking and photography content. Photography and filmmaking is a big part of my life and I've learnt many things through it. Not just as a creative but also as a person.

(BTW: The talking bit lighting and framing was inspired by one of my all time favourite movies. Took me about an hour to get the lighting just right. 20 points for you if you can guess which movie it's from. Hint: Inspired by the opening frame of the movie)
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Do you remember what you were doing on 3/11/2011? To Yuki, a graphic designer currently living and working in Tokyo, 3/11 marked her 5th mensiversary of working holiday in Japan, and of course, it became one of the biggest turning points in her life. Hear from Yuki who has now been working in Japan for 7 years and find out what became her biggest motivation to stay in this country that she loves.

Allen Iverson couldn't believe how poorly he was playing Sunday.

In the end, though, he was good enough.

Iverson scored 13 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter and tied his career high with 15 assists, and the Philadelphia 76ers overcame a horrendous shooting performance by the NBA's leading scorer to beat the Los Angeles Lakers 96-89.

Iverson, who entered shooting 42.1 percent and averaging 30.5 points, shot 2-for-20 in the first three quarters and 5-of-28 overall along with 10-of-14 from the foul line.

He also had four steals and committed four turnovers.

"It's a game that I want to forget, but it's a game I'll probably remember for the rest of my life because it was one of the worst games I've ever played," Iverson said. "But I'm happy because we got the win. That's what makes it so easy to take. I'm as happy as I can be right now."

Iverson was surprised to learn he had tied his career high in assists.

"I'm glad I did something right in that game," he said. "I'm happy I had the assists that I had and obviously my teammates did a great job of finishing plays. I knew that whole game -- 48 minutes -- I had to do something our there right. As far as the offensive effort that I had, I did everything 99-percent wrong. And the assists were just that 1 percent I had right."

The win was the third straight for the 76ers (35-34), who raised their record above .500 for the first time since they were 4-3. And it lifted them into a tie for seventh with Indiana in the Eastern Conference -- three games ahead of ninth-place Orlando.

Andre Iguodala added 18 points and nine rebounds, Chris Webber had 14 points and 14 rebounds, Marc Jackson also scored 14 points, and Samuel Dalembert had 11 points and 10 rebounds for the 76ers.

The Lakers (32-37) committed a season-high 27 turnovers in losing their eighth straight game -- their second-longest losing streak since they moved from Minneapolis to Los Angeles in 1960.

The Lakers lost their last 10 games of the 1993-94 season. That was the last time they failed to qualify for the playoffs, something they seem destined to do this year for just the second time since 1976. They are in 10th place in the Western Conference, and trail Denver for the eighth and final playoff berth by 6½ games with 13 remaining.

"We had 27 turnovers, gave up 25 points (off those turnovers). That's the ballgame," Lakers coach Frank Hamblen said. "Sloppy play, just poor decisions, poor passes, throwing passes at guys' ankles."

Kobe Bryant scored 15 of his 34 points in the fourth quarter and also had 10 rebounds and five assists to lead the Lakers. Chris Mihm had 17 points and 11 rebounds and Caron Butler added 13 points and 10 rebounds.

"When you make that many turnovers and don't get back on defense, you are going to give up a lot of easy buckets," Bryant said. "We are not able to get an all-around game defensively. We did a good job in our halfcourt set. Our transition defense could have been much, much better."

Lamar Odom, the Lakers' second-leading scorer, sat out his fourth game because of a slight tear and bruised rotator cuff in his left shoulder. Odom told reporters about 90 minutes before game-time that he planned on playing, but Lakers spokesman John Black later said Odom wasn't cleared by the team's medical staff.

The Lakers' 24th turnover resulted in a pair of free throws by Iverson, giving Philadelphia a 78-76 lead. Mihm's tip-in tied the game, but fast-break baskets by Aaron McKie, Iguodala and Dalembert put the 76ers on top 84-78 with 5:05 remaining.

Bryant scored five straight points before Iverson's three-point play with four minutes left gave Philadelphia a four-point lead, and Iverson added another basket with 3:15 remaining to make it 90-85.

The Lakers weren't closer than five points after that.

The Lakers scored 11 straight points for a 53-47 lead early in the third quarter. Iverson kept misfiring, but the Lakers kept turning the ball over, so the game stayed close. Jackson scored four straight points and Webber added a basket to cap a 17-7 run and put the 76ers on top 64-60.

It was 64-63 entering the fourth quarter. Iverson shot an air ball as the third period ended, and waved his left hand in disgust. He shot 0-for-8 in the quarter.

After starting 1-for-11, Iverson made a dunk as the second quarter ended to give the 76ers a 43-40 halftime lead.

Game notes
The Lakers' previous season-high in turnovers was 24 at New Orleans in a 106-98 victory Nov. 9. ... The Lakers lost their third straight home game -- giving them their longest losing streak at home since the 1993-94 season. ... The 76ers are 9-6 since acquiring Webber from the Sacramento Kings last month. ... Brian Grant made his second start of the season in Odom's place. He had six points and seven rebounds in a season-high 38 minutes. ... A technical foul was called on Bryant with 4:03 left in the third quarter after he picked up two quick fouls, giving him four in the game.