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Wow! So much changes since my last blog. I did WV for a couple of months after getting my laptop. End up spending a lot of money travelling to KL for presentations. Couldn''t cope with stress working in JobsDB. Continued becoming a shopaholic. Drowned myself in debts. The only way to settle these debts is to sell our home. We then manage to sell after a year. Instead prolonging my mental and emotional from negatives, I decided to quit JobsDB in June 2014. The best decision I have ever made. Purchased another flat and paid off our mortgage. 3/4 of our debts all fully paid. When for personal coaching. Started my Fashion Business. Travel to China, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Jakarta to do research. Produced my line of Baju Kurung. Sold quite fair bit during Hari Raya. When for another personal coaching and finally realised what was stopping me from reaching my full potential. My FEAR!

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