Trainers, be humane first, righteous second. When you see a training provider (TP) asking for recommendations for a trainer in a professional group
Lessons Hidden in Stories and Symbols
The Malay language is often considered beautiful and meaningful. It carries a gentle and subtle way of teaching that sometimes may not be fully
The Shift in a Training Room
In any training session, it’s important to recognise who’s in the room; an audience, participants, or learners. Each term carries a different level of
The Value of Money
The value of money isn’t in the paper or metal it’s made of, but in the trust, effort, and choices it represents, the work put into earning it, and
Revisiting Your Resolutions
How are your new year resolutions coming along? By the time February arrives, many resolutions have already started to fade. The enthusiasm that
Beyond Passion and Profit
“Pursue passion or money? Which should you choose?” Passion comes from understanding the meaning behind what you do and seeing yourself make
When to Coach, When to Instruct
Once you’ve learned coaching, it doesn’t mean you should completely disregard the principles of instructional design (ID). When it comes to employee
Patience in Practice
Patience is not something that appears simply by telling someone to “be patient.” Repeating those words does not instantly create calmness in the
From Setback to Standstill
Stop Normalising Failure. Tolerating failed attempts is acceptable but normalising failure is not. While the two may seem similar, they are