Special Episode: He Lost Everything and Kept Going | Nat Ho, Hun Ming Kwang, Lim Pei Ying | CYT Seoul 2026

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This isn’t just a story about chasing dreams.It’s about what happens after everything falls apart.In this special overseas episode of the team of Clean Your Toilet Podcast, Hun Ming Kwang and Lim Pei Ying sit down with Singaporean singer, songwriter, actor, entrepreneur Nat Ho — live from Korea — to unpack the reality behind reinvention, identity, and staying in the game when things get hard.At one point, Nat lost his income overnight while juggling rent in Korea, a mortgage in Singapore, and the uncertainty of starting over in a foreign country.No safety net. No guarantees.But this wasn’t a story about whether to quit.It was about learning how to keep going without losing himself in the process.Nat shares:- Why anxiety is often rooted in ego and how shifting into service changes everything- The “mirror conversations” that helped him rebuild self-trust- How he channels anger and criticism into fuel (the “cockroach mentality” 🪳)- Why being a “responsible dreamer” matters more than just passion- The "truths" we were programmed to accept about the creative industry (money, delays, survival), how the industry is being marginalised- What it really means to pursue your dreams without losing yourself- How struggling and suffering is optional, while pain is inevitable - why is it challenging for people to ask for help and how can we begin to change thatThis is a raw, grounded look at what it takes to commit to your dreams, keep showing up for yourself, even when life doesn’t go according to plan. For the most part, most of our plans are merely a reflection of our past experiences. How many of our plans truly work the way we expect it to happen? Sometimes, the answer lies in surrendering to the river of flow and instead of going against life, move with it.If you’ve ever felt stuck, lost, or questioning your path…This one is for you. This is for you to move with life, move with the river of consciousness just as the Han River brought us into Seoul.Growth isn’t about having all the answers, it’s about learning how to let go