About

Hi. I’m Bryan from Singapore.

When I was an army clerk, I had a lot of time to think about how to live my life.

I’ve tried many jobs. I have been a tour guide, DJ, emcee, hip-hop dancer, photographer, telemarketer, waiter, videographer and event coordinator. I even beatboxed in countless parties.

In 2017, I planned a half-million-dollar wedding and became one of the top 10 Wedding Planners in Singapore. I felt like I wanted to do more. So, I gifted away my wedding studio (for free).

In 2 years, I built an animation studio that allows me to work any in the world. We’ve made animations for DHL, Scoot and Singapore Changi Airport.

I didn’t go to university. Instead, I interview and learn from misfits (Spotitfy ,YouTube). Some videos have more than 150K views and 2K shares. They range from an Afghan war veteran, 60 years-old solo woman traveler, to a Time magazine social entrepreneur.

Along the way, I’ve found countless detours, interesting projects and life lessons.

I’ve been lucky to have spent a year travelling alone, and it has changed my life. Some of my favourite places include Hualien, Kobuchizawa, New Orleans, and Mexico City.

On my best days, I’m a teacher. You can read my writings here.

I host documentary screenings and dinner parties.

Want to come? Get in touch.
bryan@bryanvictor.com

Unconventional Beliefs

Most people don’t know themselves. Not because they don’t want to but because they can’t read the labels from inside the jar.
Being honest and ethical is long-term greedy. It is the day you realise that the short-term gains are not worth the reputation you have with yourself and others.
No one has the ability to guilt you into anything. You guilt yourself by believing the story in your head.
Happiness is a skill we develop and a choice we make. It’s just like learning calculus. It’s just like losing weight. You decide that it is important to you. You prioritise above everything else. You read everything on the topic, and then you work at it.
Last generation problem are problem of scarcity. Today’s problems are more problems of abundance. Work, emails, social media, sugar, sex and stimulation.