Rebound Stronger With Fauzi

I met Mr. Joseph Chew few times in seminars and talks arranged by Catholic Business Network Singapore, including the 2015 Chris@Work Conference. In 2015, he published his auto biography titled “The Path to Success and Happiness: Commandments for making money and being happy – God’s way”. He is a devout Catholic and now working as a Senior Financial Services Manager at IPP Financial Advisers. He leads a team of committed advisors to help clients reach financial freedom, God’s way. In addition, he is also served in various church ministries such Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA), Divine Mercy, cancer support group at Holy Spirit Church. He is a facilitator of Bible study courses on marriage and finance from Catholic Compass.   Quotes from this episode: “There’s no failure in life, just learning experience” “Our lowest point is the most fertile part of our life” “When I am down, I get down on my knee and pray for God’s hel

 She is has a big sense of humor and very ambitious too. She broke the Guinness World Record for female longest abdominal plank in 2014. While doing this, she also raised more than 50,000 USD, ten times more than her initial stretch target. She has been featured in many media such as her favorite talk show Ellen Degeneres, ABC News Good Morning America, and many others. She even spoke in front of over 15,000 audience in We Day Seattle in 2015. I first come to know about her when I watched he TED Talk titled “What’s wrong with me? Absolutely Nothing!” In that 12:27 seconds, she inserted many jokes which made me laughed, but most of all, the message she delivered such as to see positive in everything, see things differently is really something I can adopt.   Gabi Ury TEDxSanDiego Talk: What’s wrong with me? Absolutely nothing Quotes from this Episode: “You should always try thing as soon as possible, because you’ll always wonder if you keep putting it off”

Mr. Edwin Chan has overcome lots of difficulties. He came out from poverty and turned himself into a successful businessman owning multiple businesses. As a child, he lived in church compound, relying clothing, school uniform and books from donations. He became an orphan when he was 15 year old. It was fortunate, he was adopted by an unrelated uncle. Unfortunately, the man passed away when Edwin just completed his A-level. He built his career as a sales man, selling different kind of products, from typewriter, telephone system, encyclopedia, and many others. His philosophy “Tough times will never last but tough people do”. He is the founder of Cambridge Institute which offers language learning programs. He is a man with big heart, he has helped many foreign students in Singapore to enable them finish their education here. I attended his talk titled “Thriving through adversity” about last month.   Quotes from this Episode: “Since it’s recession, that was the best time

I met Eugene Seah in February 2016, when I attended one of his Personal Branding workshops. He has more than 13 years of experience in corporate branding and marketing. He is the Founder of Trainium Academy, Professional Skills Training Provider, specializing in specific areas of EQ and other soft-skills training. He developed Superbrand ME training system to help top executives fully realize their potential and value. He has been featured on television as expert panelist and also invited to speak at major corporations and educational institutions.   Quotes from this Episode: “When you actively adding value to people’s live, you’ll be surprise that value keep coming back to you.” “Courage is taking action despite of having a lot of fear.” In This Episode, You Will Learn: Self-discovery: Finding out what you love to do and what are you good at. Networking: Shortcut the learning by meeting and learning from people who has done what you want to achieve. The following a

I got to know about Rodrigo Caetano through one of Michael Hyatt’s newsletter which highlighted Rodrigo’s life transformation in 2015. I was so impressed with his achievements in 2015, immediately I reached out to him and he replied. He is a very accomplished man. He holds MBA degree from University of British Columbia. He is the Founder and past president of HSBC Speech Architects Toastmaster. He is currently principal consultant for WhiteLeaf Management consulting. Where he works on clients from various industry such as technology, mining and banking industries. Helping them in developing their strategic business plan. He speaks five different languages. The other side of him. He is a photographer, an author and a speaker. His biggest passion now is to use photography a means to help people find their creativity and also to reduce stress. Photography as a therapy that’s what he mentioned to me. He recently publish his photography book, Satellites, a collection of three year photography pro

I’ve read about Josephus few times on media, but really got interested to learn more about him around end of November 2015. When he posted an open letter on his facebook to the students who about to get their PSLE result. At the end of the article he gave a message to always do your best and never give up. Josephus has transformed his life from troubled his teenager who involved secret societies, growing up as an alcoholic to a prominent lawyer. Some people called him rocker lawyer due to his long hair. He spends 1/3 of his time doing pro bono work, clocking over 5000 hours of pro bono work over six year.   The pro bono cases he takes are often to help troubled youth. In 2013 he is appointed by the law society of Singapore as pro bono ambassador. He has received many awards one of them is Singapore youth award in July 2015, given out by National Youth Council, the highest accolade for young Singaporean who have made significant contribution to society.   Quotes from this Episode: &ldquo

  I got to know Elaine in School of Greatness Academy and a common friend Jessica connected us. Elaine is a high achiever at 26 year old she was the Vice President of business development and sales for a construction company. She left the job to pursue her passion and founded Neon Owl. A community that connects people through music, passion, and giving back. She interviews artist, entrepreneur organization within the music industry, to find out about what they do, their struggles and vision. She has a big focus on giving back to charity around the world   Quotes from this Episode: “You are the average of the five people you hang out with the most” “What’s the point of being the best of what you do, if you are not passionate about it” “When you put out more good into this world. The more you give, the more you get and you give people your time it will eventually comeback.” “No one achieve extraordinary by doing ordinary things.” “To al

I met Tim in Lewis Howes School of Greatness Academy.  We formed a mastermind group with four other friends from different parts of the world.   Tim just recently sold his amazon business in January to focus taking his wine business, Veraison Wine Events, to the next level.  Prior to his entrepreneurship journey, he was in corporate world, responsible developing foot ware, apparel and medical devices and taking them to the market. Tim loves outdoor activities such as camping and skiing.   Quotes from this Episode: “I do my best, and my best changes every day. Tomorrow best may not be as good as today’s best. But at the end of the day, I am still doing my best at that moment in time. That’s all that really matters.” In This Episode, You Will Learn: Take a deep look inside yourself then understanding and focusing on improving yourself. Clarify and breaking through fear by writing down the worst possible scenario. Tim’s personal development routines. Thinking

Welcome to the Rebound Stronger Podcast. My name is Fauzi and I am your host. I am so excited to finally launch this podcast.   I want to start by asking you, have you ever fail? I am sure most of us has experienced failure and setbacks. Some people even have faced so much adversities It can be childhood full of abuse, being involved with gangsters or drug addicts, went into jailed, lost arms or legs, loss of someone we love, failure in relationship, or business, bankruptcy , and many others.   Sometimes when we are in the middle of crisis, it is difficult for us to see a way out, to see a hope or the positive side of the situations. I have the same problem. I asked God, why why God, I didn’t think I did anything wrong. Why these things has to happened to me.   A little bit about myself, I have been working as chemical engineer for about 14 years in energy industry mainly in oil and gas. Now I work with one of the biggest engineering company in the world. And recently I moved into its co