Phoebe Han

When The Devil Wears Prada first came out in 2006, I had just graduated and was stepping into the fashion industry myself. So yes, this sequel feels personal. Twenty years later, after seeing the highs, politics, pressure, reinventions, and quiet moments of corporate life, I still find this story deeply relevant. Not because of the fashion (although let’s be honest, that helps), but because it captures something timeless about work: ambition, power, communication, belonging, and the...

We live in a world where artificial intelligence can do remarkable things. With just a few prompts, it can draft emails, generate strategies, analyse your résumé, or suggest interview responses. For busy professionals and curious learners, the convenience is undeniable - and powerful. But when it comes to real change - the kind that shifts your mindset, redefines your identity, or gets you unstuck when it truly matters - AI falls short. Because transformation isn’t just about the right answer.

In many ways, it is.AI can give you immediate answers, help you learn new vocabulary in context, and make sure your messages sound more professional. If you're writing an email, preparing for IELTS, or trying to build your confidence before a meeting, a good AI assistant can be incredibly helpful. But this blog exposes the truth no app will tell you: