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Widhi Asmoro Journal 

This is where stories unfold beyond the limelight. Dive into reflections, creative notes, behind-the-scenes moments, and personal journeys of an independent music artist and a seeker of knowledge. Each post offers a glimpse into the soul behind the sound.

Looking for inspiration, process, or passion? You’ll find it all here.

📖 Read the latest stories. Stay close to the music. Be part of the journey.

•March 11, 2025••, ,

Generasi Muda Pembaharu Indonesia (Gempar) Opens Singapore Branch

On March 8, 2025, Generasi Muda Pembaharu Indonesia (GEMPAR) @gemparindonesia officially launched its Singapore branch at the @kbrisingapura Embassy’s Adinata Hall. The event, attended by Indonesia’s Ambassador to Singapore, Pak Suryo Pratamo, also marked the appointment of Bu Cindy CA as the Chairperson of Gempar Singapore. I was lucky to attend the event and hear the Ambassador emphasize...
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•March 9, 2025••, , ,

Achievement Unlocked: Digital Marketing Certification

Twenty+ years ago, I kicked off my career at Sony Music Indonesia and focused on the Digital Marketing department. It was an exciting time, but fast forward to today, I realized my knowledge is a bit rusty and I need a serious refresh. Marketing has changed a lot, and I did not want to be...
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•March 7, 2025••,

Pinterest Ads Launch in Singapore

On Tuesday, March 4th ‘25, I attended the @pinterest Advertiser Summit in Singapore, and the energy was incredible! The event brought together advertisers, agencies, and industry experts, all eager to explore new opportunities with Pinterest Ads. The big announcement? Pinterest Advertising is now officially live in Singapore! This launch, in partnership with MediaDonuts by Aleph, opens up...
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•February 25, 2025••, , ,

Bravery, Friendship, and Safe Spaces: Reflections on Safiyyah’s War

Sama Sama Book Club had a lively book discussion at the National Library Singapore last Sunday, February 23rd, 2025. We dived into Safiyyah’s War by Hiba Noor Khan, a gripping story set in World War II Paris, told through the eyes of a brave young muslim girl. I have to say, I really enjoyed this...
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•February 24, 2025••, , ,

Studying In Singapore is Tough: Tips From Indonesia Alumni

Singapore’s education system is known for being competitive and stressful, yet it also promises greater success in life. That’s why students who pursue studying in Singapore, especially those in secondary school or pre-university, need a solid strategy to choose the right major and plan their future. Last Saturday, FKMIS (Forum Komunikasi Masyarakat Indonesia di Singapura) and...
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•February 23, 2025••, , ,

Three Indonesian Singapore Business Experts Spill the Tea on Going Global

I’ve always dreamed of turning my late-night snack cravings into a business. If people can sell bottled air, surely there’s hope for my midnight munchies idea. So yesterday, I joined a talk show featuring three inspiring Indonesian Singapore business experts with Indonesian roots in Singapore, and here’s what I learned. Oniatta, the force behind Baju...
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•February 14, 2025••

I Got Featured on Mediacorp! Sharing My Passion for Photography

Just a quick highlight from this week. I had the chance to be interviewed by Mediacorp Channel 8 Singapore with my wife, Vee Asmoro, and our photography club, Klick Photo Community! We’ve been part of this amazing group for a while now, going on photo hunts and discovering hidden gems around Singapore. Huge shoutout to...
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•February 5, 2025••

Book, Coffee, and Quiet: Singapore’s Silent Reading Book Club

I have been on the lookout for a silent book reading activity in Singapore ever since my session with Hestia at IdeaFest 2023 left me inspired. And guess what? I finally found one. Maktaba Books Club Singapore hosts exactly this kind of gathering, and I recently joined them. If I am not mistaken, they started...
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•January 26, 2025••, , ,

Narcissism Is Human Nature, You Might Be At Risk Too: A Book Talk

On Sunday, January 26, 2025, I joined a thought-provoking Seekers Book Club discussion that opened my eyes to narcissism. The book we discussed is “The Narcissism Epidemic” by Jean M. Twenge and W. Keith Campbell. It’s crazy how a book written 16 years ago is still relevant today. While the term “narcissism” originates from Greek...
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•January 18, 2025••, ,

FYP With Monica Hynds: Building Careers In Singapore

Hustling and grinding in Singapore can sometimes feel like a solo marathon, so having a supportive network makes all the difference. Luckily, I crossed paths with Monica Hynds, who has been passionately sharing her insightful career journey on Instagram and TikTok. And this year, she is leveling up by having an offline session she calls...
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