Graduates Testimony

Lim Su Wee, from IAG Dec2007 MY

2008-06-17T00:25:00.000-07:00

The IAG(DEC'07) camp had helped me alot,
now, i am able to plan my things and be a more positive person.
and, guess what, i got number 4 in class for the monthly exam and i am now working hard on my mid-term exam.
remember once i wore a KRS full-U to one of the SCP class? back then i was still a normal member or a norma kedet with no ranking...but guess what...i actually got my lans-koperal just two weeks ago in a camp pertauliahan!

i would also want to thank you for being a great trainer for the IAG camp.

Qistina, IAG 2005 (Malaysia)

2007-05-08T03:26:00.000-07:00

dearest adam,

HI!!!! my name is qistina and if my memory serves me right my last email to you was in august 2005, after my IAG camp that was held in Malaysia.i was 16 at that time and i moved forward with all the advices and encouragement i had received in camp. my classmate and i who was coaching during my stint in camp even used the tagline " if i can't, i must" as our class motto throughout our remaining highschool days. with all the lessons ive learnt, finally i have recieved an offer from my choice university to do law matriculation. it would have been a near impossible dream had i not experienced your amazing camp. the encouragement i received back then is still blazing in my mind. thank you very very very much!!!!!!!!

lots of love,
qistina

kenneth cher, IAG (SG)

2007-04-17T23:23:00.000-07:00

Dear Adam,

I want to thank you for all the things you had done. I did applied all the formula and the results is very satisfying and not only that i scored 5 A1, i am also the top of my class. I am very shocked when my form teacher announced out the result.with that I thank you once again and i really appreciate every second of what you, Amin and Gary taught me. Hope to hear from you soon!

Your trainee,
Kenneth

Noelle, SK (SG)

2007-04-17T23:02:00.000-07:00

Hey adam !

i am sec 2 this year.
i have got a good news and would to share with you!
last year, i have sent you a mail telling you about my level rank and class position! my class position was 16/40 and level rank was 112 for 2006 end of year examination! this year, i have improved . My class positon is 5th/40 and my level rank is 64 for the CA1! yay! i am so happy! i have set a goal for mid year examination: i want to be in the top 3 in my class and the top 40 for the whole level! i can do it man! off to do my notes now! bye... =)

Noelle =)

Xin Yi's Father. Mr Alfred Wong SK(SG, Mar06)

2007-04-17T22:56:00.000-07:00

Hi Adam,

This is Alfred Wong from Prudential. Hope that you can remember me. I am writing to you as regards the above.

My three children had attended your superkids programme, the most recent being the just concluded programme in the March holidays.

All three had benefited from the programme and in particular my eldest daughter, Xin Yi had made the most significant improvement when she bagged the Father Barre award from her school(CHIJ Primary).

This award is given to the student who had made the most improvement in their studies since Primary one. I am very proud of that achievemnt and would like to credit you for giving her the motivation for this.

I am thinking of sending her for your assistant coach programme as I feel this would further develop her to be a leader and internalise all the things she had learnt from the course.

If you are agreeable to that, can you give me more details how to sign her up for that.

Once again, thank you so much for all the improvement to my kids' life and studies.

Best Regards,
Alfred Wong

Nan Naimah, IAG (Malaysia Dec04)

2007-04-17T22:34:00.000-07:00

I have attended the I Am Gifted, So Are You!™ Camp and have tasted the benefits. I scored a string of A's in my SPM and my History teacher couldnt believe that I got an "A" for that subjct.

I am now attending matric college in Gopeng which will end at the end of April. I'll be on leave for about 2 months while seeking a place at a university. The Adam Khoo training is most friendly to teenagers, even problematic ones compared to other programs. Adam Khoo listens to the problems of teenagers. This is probably because the assistant coaches are young people who can relate to these people. It must be great being an instrument that brings changes in others. I would like to have that feeling. And I'm sure it will help me understand human beings better.

Thank you.

Jiansheng, IAG (Malaysia Dec06)

2007-04-17T22:21:00.000-07:00

Hi webster its been a long time since the camp last year. I am Jiansheng, i joined the year end IAG last year and really enjoyed it at the same time i also learnt a lot of things about life. The trainers and coach really inspired me to strive for the best. After the program, my marks in my tests and exams have really improved especially my math.

i recently received a letter from AKLTG about the coach training program and was really excited about joining it but unfortunately the timing is inconvenient for me because it coincide with my first term exams.

I am in form five this year and really hope that i can attend the coach training program, can you please send me some of the schedule for the future programs so i can plan my schedule. I really hope that i can inspire others like the coaches and trainers have.

After the program i told all my friends what i have learned from the camp and they all said that they wished they could joined the camp.^^Are there any programs for the graduates to attend other than the quarterly meeting? can you send me any information regrading AKLTG

THANKS ^^

Vivien Tay, IAG (Malaysia Dec2006)

2007-04-17T21:47:00.000-07:00

Hi Melody!

I'm Vivien Tay, 1 of ur participants in IAG frm 11-14dec 2006..

if u dun remember me it's ok..jus emailing u to tell u abt my Goals haha..

You're someone important to me so I'm sharing with u my Goals =)

I Will Be:

1.TOP STUDENT In My School In A Levels!

2.MILLIONAIRE By Age 25!(Sing Dollars)

3.MOTIVATIONAL TRAINER By Age 26! (Master Trainer)

No, this is not a prank joke..I'm dead serious. Don't have heartattack=) Don't worry I'm not Crazy or anything;) I'm sharing w u to Put Myself On the Line so i have no choice but to Succeed, to Go All Out! cos ur opinion of me is very important to me..Haha bb!

Take Care!

Vivien Tay

Shannon Xinru Yu, (IAG Malaysia) March 2006

2007-04-11T20:50:00.000-07:00

Heeyyy guys!!!
My name is Shannon and i am currently one of the assistant coach(soon to be coach^^) for this, as you all already know, totally awesome, totally siaow and and totally SUUUPPEEERRR AKLTG Group~! XD What i LOVE most about this camp? Well, i have to say, the participants. Thats right, you guys out there who joined the camp.=) Needless to say, we all had fun right??? But thats not the main point. Before becoming part of this affiliation, i felt that, hey, life is nothing but a chance given to us by god to live, to do whatever we want, to live as the day passes. Thats true in a way, but do you know the true meaning of life?

Like Adam said, he quoted something like this,"Existing and living are two different things.

Existing is merely living in this world without an objective, without a goal; whereas living is actually doing something productive about your life, having and striving for things you want to achieve, having places you want to go. Stretching out and reaching for your goals..." The main point is, after this camp, we know what we want, at least i know what i want, i know where to start, i know what i should do and how i can get there.^_^ Do you?

It is ok for us to slack sometimes in life. We are all HUMAN. Yes. We are allowed to make mistakes, but should we repeat them? Hmmm... Ask yourself this question, how often do you think opportunity shows up at your doorstep in life? If we somehow knew about it, should we just let it pass and pretend it never happened? Lol. Those who havent been for this camp would probably do so, but for all those of you who did? ^^ What i learnt most from becoming part of all this is that life gives you only one chance to prove yourself.

To stand out from the crowd, to voice out confidently, to show the world who you really are no matter how small you might seem. It is to let us know that there is hope in everything we do. You guys showed me that. There are choices we can make that will change our lives forever! It has changed mine.^_^

So here, i just wanna say, thank you all. For those who have made a permenant impact on my life, for those i have been given a chance to be acquainted with through this program, to those who have worked with me and showed me what its like to be accepted, to those who have taught me that there is more to life than mere existance,and finally, to those who showed me life from a totally different aspect. I feel very grateful and blessed to have met you all in this lifetime. Now let us take this opportunity, this chance, this opened door to show the rest of the world who we are, what we can do, what difference we can make... Joining this camp has made the impossible, possible. So for those who have joined the camp before, please do come back to join us again! It is your turn now to change lives, to do miracles. So here, once again, thank you all very much for EVERYTHING. This has been the most chunted and unforgettable experience ever! It has become a part of my life, leaving behind memories so distinctive like footprints on a beach, making another chapter of my life evermore worthwhile...

Thanks you...

*hugggsssss*

Lots of love,
Shannon:)

Vikram Anil Shivdasan, ( SK Malaysia ) May 2006

2007-04-05T01:33:00.000-07:00

I loved being at the SK camp.
Learnt a lot about myself and what i can do in life if i take charge. It helped me a lot to believe in myself and believe nobody is a faliure as long as we take charge. I would like to be a coach because the i could help other kids like me to think positive and feel more confident about themselves. We had learnt many words/sentences/values during the camp..i do know all of them, understood and put into practise few. This junior assistant coach scheme will give me a second chance to understand them better. Because when we teach other it will be like a revision for us. And best of all i get to attend the whole camp again. It will be fun.

Nur Ayne Faeza, ( IAG Malaysia ) June 05

2007-04-05T00:47:00.000-07:00

I was really excited to get your letter as since I attended your cam, I really want to be a part of it again, this time, giving my knowledge for others to benefit. Since the camp, I found learning so much more fun and I try my best in everything I do. Now, being the secretary of my batch alumni, a school athlete, a main orchestra member, committee members of a few societies adn a straight A student, I am happier than ever and aspire to study in Cambridge University one day. It would be an honour to be chosen to teach other people to spread their wings and fly high as how you taught me. I promise to put my 100% effort and passion towards the camp and I promise that you wouldn't regret picking me! Thank you and I do hope to hear from you soon.

Vanessa Ho Li Lianne, (IAG Malaysia) June 2006

2007-04-05T00:24:00.000-07:00

When I first attended the camp, I thought that it was just another motivational camp. During the duration of the camp, what really amazed me was the ability of the speakers and the coaches to motivate and change the lives and attitudes of everyone there and most importantly, inspire them. I was inspired and when I found out that I could come back to help coach, I immediately decided that I will come back because I want to inspire the fellow participants and also help them lead better and happier lives. AKLTG taught me many things both related to studies and life and so I would like pass it on to people.

Evelyn Wong, (IAG Malaysia) March 2006

2007-03-19T01:09:00.000-07:00

Hello, I'm Evelyn Wong from the AKLTG camp held in Seremban last year (2006) from 11th till 13th March.
In part through using the methods and strategies learnt at AKLTG, I got
11As (10A1s and 1A2) for my SPM 2006.

I would just like to thank Mr. Khoo, Mr. Stuart and all of the coaches who helped me improve my self-confidence and sudy methods to achieve success.

I was quite sceptical when I first went to IAG Camp last year, having been enrolled in it by my dad without my knowledge. I didn't think that much could be done in only 4 days or so.

However, the camp surpassed my expectations. Although I have always been quite stable academically, I realised that there was much room for improvement in my life - not just academically but as a whole person. IAG Camp gave me the tools and knowledge to set my goals and achieve them. It helped me to build my confidence and motivated me to give my best in everything that I do. In addition, I learnt a lot about leadership through being assistant camp leader throughout my IAG camp.

Now, after scoring straight As in my SPM examination last year, I would like to contribute to another batch of new IAG campers and help them to reach their potential just like the coaches and trainers helped me during my time. It was their personal attention, advice and encouragement too that fired me up to improve my weaknesses and make a success of myself. I want to also be able to change someone's life like that - using the strategies and methods taught in IAG to bring out the full potential in someone.
Thank you.

Regards
Evelyn Wong

liyana, (school Program) 2006

2007-03-12T00:21:00.000-07:00

hi Melvin

liyana here. You might not know which girl am i. but i hope this photo helps.

no words can describe how true and so great a role model you are to not only me but also to my classmates. you've opened the hearts of so many people. you the man! hahaha. =) on behalf of my classmates from 4e4 and a few from 4e3 too, i would like to thank you so much for everythg you've shared, every single tip you've taught, every tear you caused (which is a good thing 'cause you've opened our hearts and made us so wise), every second of your presence, every little patience you had with my notorious class and not forgetting, the laughter you brought. we really appreciate everything you've done! =)

the 3 days, i felt as though i have just undergone brainwashing. hahaha. but it had actually made me realize how lonely my mum is and the sacrifices she made. the course opened my eyes to all the possible consequences if i continue being who i was. i was so preoccupied with the duties i have to carry out in school being the president of CCA council, prefect, my CCA, my peers even come up telling me abt their problems. i was so pressurized that i made all these responsibilities more important than the thought for my own mother and my responsibilities at home. how blind and heartless i was. i must say, i miss my dad a lot. but aft the day he left and till now, i have nvr show. 'cause i use to think i mustn't show the emotional side of me. i must be strong in front of others. but i ended up crying myself to sleep for many nights. i felt really guilty and never felt so small and lonely.

hahhaha. but not only it brings tears, the course had definitely boost my willingness to study and to do extremely well. throughout this 16 years of living with promises to my mum, i have nvr really stick to my words. but now, i must prove myself wrong. and i must make mummy proud and live an easy life in the future. hahaha. =) i must and i will. heehe.

thanks yea melvin! your words i shall nvr forget. =) you are a role model to me and to many out there! hahahahaha. =) take care ok!

liyana

Tito, (school Program) 2003

2007-03-12T00:17:00.000-07:00

Dear Adam Khoo,

(I’m taking this time in the middle of my study to tell u something. I wanted to share my story with u and Im sorry if its too long .I hope u read everything)

When i was in secondary 4 in 2003,I attended your program. I didn’t get the chance to let u notice me cause there was just too many other students. I’msure u don even know me. By the way I was in Serangoon Garden SecondarySchool. I want to compliment u that u have done such a wonderful job in inspiring me and the other students. I remembered u makes us cry and i remembered every detail like the rocky movie. That’s how u have make an impact in my life. I have never be so motivated in my life before and just like any other people out there, always hating my life. I would also like to say thateven though this is your job, I believe that u have done so much to make iteven more than a job. Infect feel that the way u carry on your job is not only unbelievable but also u have a great big heart, that is always trying toreach out to others and help us.

This is serious-I never passed my mathematics ever since I was in sec3.Everytest I did just make me even more miserable. But guess what, I passed in my o-level Maths. Even though I only get C5.But that was a great difference tome. That was such a memorable day in my life. And I also passed all my sixsubjects!!

However that was not e end of my happiness. Unfortunately, I went down again.I just wish that i don need to tell u this, but i think i lose nothing intelling the truth. After my O-levels, I began to work. That was when I was justnot interested to continue my study in POLY. I spend so much time working as a barmaid and waitress (even though I saved none after 3 years working on andoff!!!!!!EERRGGHHH!!!) that i just didn’t have time to do my projects and skipping school cause i was so tired working e day before.( i was in industrial design course and my homework consists of project after project)I forget everything that u taught me, i was getting discourage again and notmotivated. At that moment my mom was in Holland cause my dad is living in Netherlands. Because of that i took the opportunity to give 'Financialproblem' as a reason.

But that didn’t stop there! I was so scared of retuning to poly just to sign aletter to say that i quit. Not because im scared of the letter, infect i wasexpecting it. But its the fact that im scared of coming to sign the letterand to see my teachers’ scared how they will think of me. So it end up thati quit my poly just like that. No letters no nothing. And i took thatopportunity to tell my mom that i was blacklisted and couldn’t go to polyanymore cause that’s what i thought it would be. That is so stupid i know. I knowI can do anything like begging them to allow me to go back to school but i didn’t dare to cause if i go back to school, I would start all over again andi was shameful if the new batch of secondary students in poly see me. So Ididn’t want to go through that shame..

After one year of working, I’m just so tired. I wanted to study again. This timei apply myself in ite and of course they take me in, wondering what this polystudent is doing in ite.i taught i was so clever than the others. I joinednursing and I never failed to get top in most subjects in my class. Then after 6 months, its time to go to attachment. I hate it so much because I knownothing bout practical. I’m only good in theory but during practical lesson ialways end up daydreaming. So i was lost and always get scolded by the nurses. I didn’t enjoy it at all. Guess what’s the stupidest thing i ever did in my life??

One day I woke up late and i took an mc. The next day when i went to tan tockseng for attachment, I lost my wallet with my mc in it! I went home without no one seeing me. And since that day i didn’t turn up anymore. I quit once againwithout telling the teachers. They keep calling me but I was just gone, justlike that. All because I fear getting asked.

That all happen during 3 years. Now my friends have all gradated from poly Imjust so shameful and regretted myself.3 years gone just like that...........in Sept 2006,I moved to Netherlands, not because of running away but becausemy mom wants me to stay here for good. Ya my mom loves Netherlands and hatethe living in Singapore. Infect I didn’t want to go at all. I talk and talk butstill in e end i don’t know how i end up here.Now I’m taking 1 year of Dutch course. And i must pass to a level 4 Dutch before being able to go to poly here.

It was until this one night i was asking myself to look back what i havedone in life. I wanted so much to start a new, get motivated to study myDutch so i can get to poly. Those long taught that night end up in me remembering how i achieved that'"impossible o level'' and then i remembered that course i undergo by you.

I wanted so much to be motivated again. And so i went to look for your namein Google. It was an overwhelmed results. I read lots about u onceagain...Even though im living in Netherlands, I’m not rich, neither is my dadnor my mom. We are just normal people. Infect my family is struggling with meand my new arrival, like study and money etc. I don even get pocket money andi bring food to school everyday. That didn’t stop me from trying to reach you. I wanted SO SO MUCH to read your book and to learn all the secrets once again. I was thinking between the book '"í am gifted so are you" or Designyour destiny" In e end i was convinced to get your "design my destiny''book. I searched your book everywhere but unfortunately i didn’t see it here. Even if i saw i would buy cause seriously i don’t have money. So Guesswhat i do??? i called my bf (he's in spore and ya, we are having a longdistance relationship even 6months here, im glad) i told him to buy your book and after 2 weeks it arrive here. Unbelievable.

I am now reading your book with so much enthusiasm. Everyday i get soexcited and eager to continue reading. It change me once again and for e past1 week i didn’t get the chance to watch tv cause i was busy studying!!! Today i even went to swimming at 10.30 in e morning. I never exercise and i neverwake up in e morning. but this is like a big change for me. I will continueto motivate myself with the help of your book. I cant wait to finish it. Tillhere, thanks for taking your time to read this long story of mine. You’ve donea great job and its just incredible. I will do whatever actions to achieve mygoals. All the best and, success to you!!

Sincerely,
Tito

clara ang SG (sch program) Apr 2006

2007-03-01T20:33:00.000-08:00

Dearest Adam,

hi!!! I participated in IAG camp last April, and you were one of our
trainers, in punggol secondary (class 4A and 4B) l. I do hope you remember
us!!

I remembered that you told us to write to you about our results, and here it
is....
our school has done very well for the O levels! The principal and teachers
are all very glad. Thank you for motivating and inspiring all of us!!

As for me, my L1R5 for o'levels is 14 points. Although its not a fantastic
result, its still a big stepping stone for me. My aggregate for PSLE was
196, and i had to opt for either normal academics or express stream then.
Both my mum and I were devastated. I vividly remembered that fateful day
when i was still waiting for the teacher to give me my result slip while the
rest of the class was already celebrating their good result. ---- I was
ranked the last in class then.

And when I reached sec three/four, I was really freaking out About my
o'levels. I was so afraid that history would repeat itself again.

I'm really glad to have run into you, as well as the other trainers in
akltg. You guys have really been a great help to all of us. My most
memorable experience was the time where you held up a ten-dollar note,
asking us if we want it. Everyone was shouting "yes" all the way, yet no one
wants to go up and take the money. I walked up and tried to get the money
from you, but you refused to give it to me. After that, a few other people
ran up to grab it from you.
This little scenario has tough me a lot about TAKING ACTION FIRST and
PERSEVERANCE. If i was determined enough and didn't give up, i would have
gotten the money.

O levels is just the end of a new beginning. After enrolling into nanyang
junior college for the first three months, I've realised that I've got many
more challenges to face in the future. The people there are smarter and
cleverer than me, and i know I'll have to work extra hard to catch up.

Once again, thanks, Adam, for giving us the inspiration on this
self-discovering route.

best,
clara ang

Nisha SG IAG September 2006

2007-03-01T20:27:00.000-08:00

Hi Adam,

My name is Nisha. I attended last year's september 'IAG' camp. I
received my o level results today and thought it would be nice to share the
good news with you.I got 13 points for my o levels. 4As and 3 Bs. I got 23
points for my prelims and thus i am over joyed.

Thank you very much.I noticed that i became more positive towards
the things happening around me. Though i did freak out before my first paper
and thanks to coach Kelvin, i got out of it. Everything else went well and
my parents and teachers are very proud of me. And i am so proud of myself.
Feel like some olympic gold medal winner. Ha...ha....

Yap. Just wanted to share my results with you and thank you as
well. Take care! :)

Love,
Nisha...

Tammy , SG IAG Dec 06

2007-03-01T20:07:00.000-08:00

Dear Rossana,

I apologise for the late reply as I have been busy with Chinese New Year preparations. Here is my testimonial!

Before attending the camp, my results were, since Secondary 1, below average. Every year, my overall grade dropped. I failed my End-Of-Year (EOY) assessment for mathematics in Secondary 2, I failed my Chinese EOY in both Secondary 1 and 2, I failed Physics overall in semester 1 and failed Chemistry overall last year in Secondary 3. Last year, my Mathematics results were not much better, only scraping past at about 50 marks overall. My other subjects (Social Studies, Higher Chinese, etc) were not much better as they were in the range of the low/middle 60s. My teachers and parents were not happy and were worried.

After attending the camp, it gave me that extra boost of confidence, motivation and push that I needed. I worked hard and practised during the rest of holidays in preparation for the Mathematics test scheduled during the second week of school (which was based on a few of our last year topics). My math teacher this year is the same as last year's and he was quite worried for me. I surprised him and managed to get one of the highest marks in class (33/40 = 80%+ = GPA 4.0 = A1)! As for my other weaker subjects such as Chemistry and Physics, I have not had any test yet but it is clear that I am much, much, much more focused and able to do my class/homework this year as compared to before I attended the camp. According to my friends, even my attitude has made a signficant positive change. I'm more confident and less muddle-headed now and not afraid to speak up when I feel the need to. I am even able to motivate my peers and juniors to do better in their studies and in other areas (such as CCA, leadership board work). Whenever I feel down or lost, I would think back on the camp and feel strong and motivated again. I hope to further share my experiences and make a difference in someone else's life as a coach. And I hope this serves as an inspiration for others as well! Happy belated Valentine's Day, belated Total Defence Day and Happy Chinese New Year once again.

Regards,

Tammy

Eric Tan's Parents ( IAG Dec 05 )

2007-01-21T21:06:00.000-08:00

Dear Adam, Queenie, Webster,

We are pleased to share with you Eric's PMR results (28.12.06) : 5A's, 1B (history), 1C (Malay) = 5 out of 7 vs his mid-year results of 1A,1B,2C,5D,1E.

Thank you for your help and confidence in him. He has attributed his results to mind maps which he diligently used 3 months (intensively 1 month) prior to his exams. We have congratulated him because he had tried hard and his efforts paid off.

He now appears more confident and is keen to join the camps as assistant coach again after his stint in Dec'06.

Since sending our three children (Valerie, Eric, Jillian) to the camp in Dec'05, we have recommended the camp to other parents who have also had positive results with their children.

Our sincere thanks to you,

Ida & Keith Tan

Justin Tan ( Dec 11-14 / 2007 ) Malaysia

2007-01-03T19:12:00.000-08:00

I am Justin Tan. I went to Adam Khoo's camp last year Dec 11 to Dec 14. I learnt so much from Adam Khoo's camp last year about life strategy, reaching your goals, to believe in myself, speed reading and many more.

All the coaches there had taught me how to reach my goal especially my team coaches. Now it is my turn to help others and i will do my best to help them and also I would like to experience what an asistant coach goes through.
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So Webster i would like to apply to become an assistant coach. Please tell me what are the requirements are and how to apply to become one.

I look forward to your reply.

Thank You.

Justin Tan

Yu Yuan ( march IAG 06camp ) Singapore

2007-01-03T18:51:00.000-08:00

Dear Adam,

I sincerely want to thank you for letting me see this one thing called hope during my march IAG 06 camp. Before my camp life have been really hard for me,i rarely talk to my mum and I am always doing things that is against the law.

In febuary this year before i attended your program, i was charged up to court for an assualt case and was sentenced to 18month probation
during march.Before I attended your program I was a very hot-tempered guy and always feel that the whole world is against me but after going through the camp, I’ve realised that its not the world going against me but me going against the world. I’ve learned how to handle problems much better than before and life havenever felt so good for me before.

The most important thing to me that I’ve learnt from your camp is not the academic skills but I’ve learnt on how to become a better person in life and to me this is much more valuable than the academic skills I’ve learnt because if I am a person who goes against the law, having a degree or whatsoever is useless.
And my relationship with my mum is getting better day by day, its now as though that we are friends and it really feels good being this way. Although I am still going through probation, my officer gave me this piece of goodnews saying that I will be discharged early.

I am able to see things in a much clearer view I must really thank you because it is you that made me realise the importance of life. Thank you once again.

Yours Sincerely,
Yu Yuan

Joe Fendy ( IAG Malaysia )

2006-11-23T03:02:00.000-08:00

Dear mr Adam,
Thank and thank again, i already felt motivate and inspired by you and other trainer. I also want to know more about Mr. Melvin biodata cause you didn't put it on your akltg website. being motivated i now know that my dream is link to my goal that also lead to my action...I 'm happy now Mr. Adam. I didn't used to be happy because people in my school look down on me.... but now I know that they mean nothing to me and are not even my outcome(why should i be worried). Today is not like yesterday....and all because of you...now i have the courage to go up on the stage or anywhere else...........
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Because i'm not afraid. Not afraid of mistake, being laugh at, being what i am today. Now my ambition is to be a master chef, my dream is to make my parent proud and happy, and my goals are to take all challenge!!! and also my next target is to be a millionaire within two month...as you say nothing is impossible though days are short...but i took my time and using all your method i finally succeed to understand in my study( even without my teacher help)i even improve my add math by 40 marked lol..though is little improvement my teacher told me is was precious...haha Thank you Mr. Adam Khoo I lastly want to ask that could i be asst.couch for your next session???

Thank You Mr. Adam,

Your lovely person,
Joe Fendy

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