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How to Touch Hearts with SuperME

How AndyTheCoach Touches Hearts with SuperME

In a world where corporate training often feels transactional and templated, Andy Ng — also known as AndyTheCoach — brings something rare, needed, and unforgettable:

A training experience that speaks not just to the mind, but to the heart.


At the core of Andy’s signature programs lies a transformational force:

SuperME — powered by Purpose, Love, and Gratitude (PLG).

1. He Aligns Strategy with Purpose

Corporate leaders often chase KPIs, not knowing they’re off-purpose.

Andy opens his sessions with one simple but disarming question:


“Why do you do what you do — beyond the paycheck?”

Suddenly, executives pause. They remember their why.

And in that moment, Andy realigns performance with personal clarity.

This is not theory. It’s activation.


2. He Connects Through Love in Leadership

Andy doesn’t preach — he listens.

He doesn’t impress — he connects.


Whether he’s speaking to a team of engineers or C-suite executives, Andy brings a presence that says:

“You are not just your title. You are a human first.”

Through stories of resilience, humour, and hard truths, he helps teams reconnect to each other — and themselves.  Andy also shared his own story in 2023-24 where he turned shame into shine 


3. He Moves People with Gratitude-Inspired Action

Every session ends not with a checklist…

but with a heart check.


Participants leave saying things like:

“I now see my team differently.”

“I’ve never felt this appreciated at work — ever.”

“This changes how I lead, and how I live.”


They don’t just take notes. They take new energy back to the office.

SuperME in the Corporate World

AndyTheCoach’s delivery is not motivational fluff.

It’s deep, strategic, and soulful — designed for real people in real stress, looking for real alignment.


His approach turns:

Stress into clarity

Siloed teams into co-creators

Burnout into purpose-driven momentum


Whether it’s a 1-hour keynote or a 2-day leadership retreat, Andy speaks into the corporate heart — and that’s why clients bring him back again and again.


Because business results matter.

But human beings matter more.


And when your people live as their SuperME —

That’s when your organisation doesn’t just perform.

It transforms.  AndyTheCoach@gmail.com

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