Bilingual Talk: How Love Intelligence Creates Real Wealth in the AI Era

How Love Intelligence Creates Real Wealth in the AI Era

爱的智慧，如何在 AI 时代创造真正的财富

(Bilingual Talk / 双语讲座)

📅 1 March 2026 (Sunday) | 3月1日（周日）

🕜 1.30 – 3.30 pm | 下午 1.30 – 3.30

📍 Union Book Co 友联书局

Bras Basah Complex 百胜楼 03-01

231 Bain St, Singapore 180231

🎤 Speaker / 讲师

Andy Ng 吴林朔

Author · Trainer · Founder of Love Intelligence (LQ)

Why This Talk Matters | 为什么你不能错过这场讲座

- AI can be faster, cheaper, and tireless.

- But real wealth has never belonged to machines —

it belongs to people who understand human value, trust, and connection.

This rare bilingual talk reveals:

- What AI can replace — and what it never will

- Why love, trust, and human connection are becoming the new currency of wealth

- How LQ turns relationships into results, and value into money

《爱的智慧》《Love Intelligence》作者｜资深讲师

如果 AI 比你更快、更便宜、还不累，

那你真正不可被取代的价值在哪里？

这不是励志讲座，

也不是科技讲座，

而是一场关于人在 AI 时代如何不被淘汰、反而更富有的关键对话。

🎟 Fee / 门票： $8 only

Includes $8 Book Voucher（送全额购书券）

✔ FREE book autograph session

✔ FREE photos with the author

作者将亲笔签名并与读者合影留念

这是一场给想突破、想走得更远、想真正富有的人准备的难得讲座。

Limit to 50 seats, book at 报名：www.asiatrainers.org/talk

WhatsApp: 9298 2146

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