Why It Matters

Why This Talk Matters Now

2026 is a Fire Horse year — fast, competitive, intense.

Some people will burn out.
Some people will break through.

The difference?

How they use intelligence — beyond AI.

Andy Ng, corporate trainer of 39 years, former Finance & HR Director, and author of Love Intelligence (LQ) and Win Without Fighting with Sun Tzu Art of War, will reveal:

In This 2-Hour Session You Will Discover:

The 3 Wealth Blind Spots Most Professionals Have
Why Hard Work No Longer Guarantees Results
The LQ 3Cs Framework: Care, Courage, Connection
How to Multiply Income Without Working Longer
How to Stay Irreplaceable in the AI Era
Real case studies from leaders and entrepreneurs

You will walk away with clarity, direction, and a wealth strategy for 2026.

Who Should Attend?

• Managers and professionals worried about AI
• Business owners wanting stronger client loyalty
• Salespeople who want higher closing rates
• Individuals who want wealth with stability
• Anyone who knows deep inside they can do more

If you are comfortable, this talk is not for you.
If you want an edge — this is.

Why Only $8?

Because this is Chinese New Year.
Because abundance starts with action.
Because once seats are filled, doors close.

And yes — you receive a FREE $8 Union Book voucher, so your investment is practically zero.

But your upside? Potentially life-changing.

60 Seats Only.

This is not a mass seminar.

This is a focused room.

And people in the room often become long-term collaborators.

Date: Sunday, 1 March

Time: 1.30–3.30 PM

Venue: Union Book Co, Bras Basah Complex 03-01

Fee: $8 (Usual $49) + FREE $8 Voucher

Book now: https://asiatrainers.org/talk

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