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Meet Rosa. Born in Cuba and raised in the US, she moved to Hong Kong in her 20s, then later to Singapore. Over the past 30 years here, she rose to Managing Director at UBS. Rosa shared why life in Singapore feels more balanced than in China or the US, whether China’s recent changes are for the better, and why permanent residency in Singapore isn’t always so permanent. Enjoy!

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 INTRO
00:33 Why Choose Singapore for Life
03:19 First Impressions of Singapore
05:03 The Reason for Leaving Singapore
07:27 Why Singapore Is So Different
09:50 China in the 1980s
10:20 How China Has Changed (Or Is It Still the Same?)
11:58 Why Rosa Left the U.S. for China
13:45 America in the 1970s
15:40 Racism Toward Chinese People in America
16:42 Identity: Cuban, American, Chinese
18:03 A Positive View on America
19:06 Legal Status for Living in Singapore
20:46 What Kind of Citizens Singapore Wants
22:08 Retired Life in Singapore
23:58 Career Advice for Women
25:56 The Best Thing About Retirement
26:30 Best Advice from a Mentor
28:56 The Meaning of Life

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