Thanks for a great time, meeting familiar faces in some years and new people from Thailand.
Props to Patric Chan for arranging a purposeful 3-day session, and Seree Woradechjamroen for nice choice on venue, spacious villa rooms and generous food. The rainy days didn’t dampen the fun!
While I was in town and in short notice, I joined Zoeii the Wiibbit and her family at TQG’s newest branch opened in Kota Damansara. They hosted an activity night (loosely based on the Cashflow 101 game) and a seminar presentation by a certain Dr Ignatius Augustine (who’s been using a bunch of the same slides since 2002!)
Full day content sharing and networking at Avante Hotel, Petaling Jaya.
Congrats Kenneth Ho and team for throwing a successful event! Also thanks for inviting me and a few of my Mentorship Clients over for a value-driven day.
My first time attending a local exhibition on Military firearms, vehicles and tech.
It was a fun few hours going booth to booth, floor to floor, like a kid in a candy store. Even though it was Day 3, there were lots of people and finding parking was a challenge. Good thing I carpooled here with Chin Chin.
Took a lot of photos and videos while I was at the exhibition, and this is just half of them for show here.
EDIT: not sure if it’s my website, hosting or just not-so-good Internet connection to this server, but I’ve got trouble uploading all the images into a single gallery, so I’ve broken this into two parts. Here’s a continuation…
P.S. DSA = Defense Service Asia and NATSEC = National Security, not “nut sack”, lol
P.P.S. Some of my friends asked how I got to know about this event and how to register. It appears to be annual or bi-annual. You can find out from their official website at https://www.dsaexhibition.com/. I registered early this year, though it appeared that they also welcomed walk-ins as long as you register on the spot via QR Code. Admission is FREE and to the public (despite the mention of “only individuals and organizations related to security”), and make sure you’re dressed appropriately i.e. business attire.
Thanks Stuart Tan for inviting me again to his Super Scaling event for the second time! It was amazing to meet familiar and new faces at the event, and this round was more fun for me compared to last year’s.
For one, I got to bring along 3 of my Mentorship students (Ron Bes, Edward Loh, Bryan Wong) and my friend and Client, Nicholas Ting, who himself hasn’t been in a networking event for a few years.
And that I received a ‘flash’ sale of RM30K while at the event so yes, I was really happy. 🙂
To top off this time’s two-day trip in Singapore, I was treated to two dinners of generous Thai Mookata!
See you next year (if I’m invited again)