The Little Black Heart
By Marilyn Yim Sivaseelan and Eugina Lee
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It starts from a land of black, black sand where the little heart glimpses the future and takes off with a spark of hope. It needs to overcome limiting beliefs to take the leap. In its travels, the little heart encounters ups and downs, but finds clues as well.
This story is about growth. It is about understanding how our past experiences influence our present and continuous choices in life. It touches on opportunities which if unknown to us, may slip through our fingers. The future is as bright as you project it, and you, the reader, will find empowerment in this story. Realisation that you have the freedom to choose, is this little book’s aspiration.
The pieces of art in this book are yours to treasure and personalise for yourself. Go on this journey with someone important and together, open up a world of possibilities. This space is yours, and in that space, unlock your curiosity. Let your ideas run free.
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The Little Black Heart - Marilyn Yim Sivaseelan
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To all readers who dare to dream and grow
For Sierra & Kieran
Contents
Prologue
The Little Black Heart
The Young Grey Heart
The Now Brown Heart
The Orange Heart
The Tinge-of-red Heart
I Wonder: Two powerful words
The Starling
The Journey
Epilogue
Acknowledgements
About the Author
Prologue
I woke up one morning on 17 January. It was a new year, the year of hope, a year of growth for me. It was a year for experimentation. The same year the pandemic planted its seeds. It was months before it broke out globally, accelerating the digitalization of businesses and setting off a path of disruption, creating chaos as borders closed. The same catalyst that enabled a turn of events for adaptations in lifestyle, mindset and the way of working.
It was almost magical how, that early morning, the words poured out effortlessly as though it had a direction of its own & I was responsible for typing it out. I had only shared it with one person at the time before deciding to share it with the