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By GO ESG 2026: The Future We Build, Shaping an Integrated, Resilient and Responsible Malaysia
As Featured on Malaysia SME | Write Right Communications is an Editorial Partner of Malaysia SME The event featured a keynote address by YB Dato’ Sri Arthur Joseph Kurup, Minister of Natural Resources…
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Creating Ladders: How Shan Li Tay Is Reshaping Malaysia’s Startup Future
As Featured on Malaysia SME | Write Right Communications is an Editorial Partner of Malaysia SME When Endeavor looks for entrepreneurs, it is…
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Building with Purpose: How Mind Story Is Creating Space for Every Child to Thrive
When Pua Chee Ling stepped away from a long career in higher education, she was not chasing disruption or scale….
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AI, Authenticity & Your Voice: Yes, you should use AI — but correctly
I keep hearing two extremes On one end, AI is treated like magic, as if you can plug it in and everything suddenly becomes faster, smarter, and better. On the other, it is dismissed entirely, seen as too risky, too complicated, or too impersonal. Both views miss the point. AI is not a shortcut. It
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Building Ideas: Case Studies Are Not About the Answer
There’s a common misconception in business storytelling that case studies are about proving outcomes. They are not. They are about revealing thinking. And that distinction matters more than most leaders realise. Too often, case studies are written like final exam scripts. The problem is presented, the solution is explained, and the results are showcased. It
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Building Ideas: Why Must You Start With Long-Form Articles?
Don’t Start with Short Articles There is a natural tendency today to start small. A quick LinkedIn post. A short blog. A fast piece just to stay “active.” But starting small often leads to thinking small. And thinking small limits perspective. Instead, the more effective approach is to begin with long-form content, 1200 to 1500
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MEMOIRS OF AN EDUCATOR
Memoirs of an Educator is compilation of 177 stories written by Mohan Dallumal that chronologies a 40-year teaching experience. Written in an up close no holds barred manner, the poignant stories resonate his deep passion for education and an unrelenting dedication as an educator.