Finding fulfilment in retirement by doing good


By LILY FU

Kamil (far right) regularly delivers food and essential items to families living in low-cost PPR flats.- KAMIL YUSOF

Eat, sleep, wake. Repeat. Eat, sleep, wake. Ad infinitum.

Doing what we like, living how we want, with no one to answer to. Bliss! But sooner or later, we will wake up one morning feeling something is missing in our lives. The hours ahead seem stretched. Day in, day out, it’s the same old routine.

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