Over time, I began to sense that something deeper was calling.

Even as I worked with teams, systems, and global projects, I found myself increasingly drawn to the inner workings of life — how we think, feel, and make choices that shape our experience.

The questions that once guided my career began to shift:

These questions led me into a quieter, more contemplative journey — one that took me from the external world of results and performance to the inner world of awareness and meaning.

I began studying mindfulness, emotional wellness, and ancient Chinese wisdom systems such as Qi Men Dun Jia, Zi Wei Dou Shu, and the I Ching.

These teachings helped me see life not as a race to achieve, but as a path to remember — a return to what is already whole within us.

Through the years, I also received formal training in coaching and conscious parenting, including:

These experiences taught me that transformation doesn’t come from fixing what’s wrong — it comes from reconnecting with what’s right, and meeting ourselves with compassion and clarity.

Born and raised in multicultural Malaysia, I’ve lived and worked across continents and am fluent in English and Mandarin, with conversational skills in several other languages.

My worldview is deeply inclusive — shaped by both Eastern wisdom and Western thought, by science and spirit, logic and stillness.

Spiritually, I’ve been deeply moved by experiences that reminded me of our shared humanity and inner stillness — from standing before the pyramids in Egypt to walking the peaceful grounds of the Shaolin Temple in China.

Each place, in its own way, whispered the same truth: