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  • Self-Proclaimed “Business Mentors” Have No Credibility, Harming Community’s Progress

    Self-Proclaimed “Business Mentors” Have No Credibility, Harming Community’s Progress

    Don’t u dare call urself an Entrepreneur or a Businessman if all u do is rely on ur fake workshops to be full.. What happens when u run out of people to “inspire”, what happens when u run out of minds to manipulate?

    Trust me when I say that there are many that do not dare to speak up on this, for fear of being shut down, ridiculed or ganged up by these Fake Millionaire Mentors. Suit and tie konon, pose infront of other people’s cars, podah! Kocek kosong..

    Siapa makan cili, dia rasa pedas. Not happy, delete and block me or straight up challenge me but make sure u are better then me or I will shut u down. If u have to knw, before u go up against me in business prowess, the sales target is 2 million a year, coz thats my sales target. If the target is too high for u, then turn around and walk away but If u think the target is not much for u or anyone in ur “Mentor Community”, get this, I achieve this target year in and year out, even when im sitting at home doing nothing. Even when Im sleeping. Even when Im on holiday. Even when Im ranting about u on Facebook. And I dont have to cheat and promise anyone the World to achieve this target. I make new prospects each minute of each day being who I am. U loose prospects everyday pretending to be who u are definitely not. So if u think, u can teach me about business, lu relak sua bruder….

    U wanna go toe to toe with me, then make sure ur businesses are also toe to toe with mine. Otherwise, just take my rants as they are and do ur business elsewhere (like on a different continent perhaps) and please STOP cheating my fellow Muslim sisters and brothers out of their time, ambitions and money.

    I am the real “Zero to Hero” … not u.
    U are more like the Zero to Minus One…
    And dont think I do not knw where ur awards came from or how much u had to pay for em…lol

    There are NO short cuts when it comes to making money or running a business and as soon as the Malay community realise and believe that, ur classes will be empty… then what u gonna do? Teach baking ah? At least that is a profession and business I can respect 10x more…

    On the same note, I urge everyone who is about to be duped of their time and money, pls do a proper background check on these mentors. Find out,

    1) Is my mentor the real deal, or a copy and paste on the blackboard kinda guy? They better be teaching something that u cant get free from Google.

    2) Does my mentor have and own the luxuries that he claims to have? Or is it all just hocus pocus and mambo jumbo.

    3) If my mentor is rich, how did he become rich? Did he make it from a business or did he make it from his so called seminars and classes, and if he did become rich from his full house classes, then u are better off if he teaches u how to run classes instead of teaching u on how to start up and be successful at a business he never owned or never did…

    P.s : Im about to loose at least 10 FB friends…
    But I am about to make a hundred more new and genuine ones…

    #BhaiAngullia
    #InYourFaceMentorForFree

     

    Source: Bhai Hafiz Angullia

  • 62 Year Old Businessman Gets 14 Weeks Jail For Molesting Young Woman At Exhibition

    62 Year Old Businessman Gets 14 Weeks Jail For Molesting Young Woman At Exhibition

    A businessman who molested a 21-year-old part-time worker at the Marina Bay Sands (MBS) convention hall was jailed for 14 weeks on Thursday.

    Cornelius Khoo Hong Sin, 62, pleaded guilty to squeezing the woman’s breast while attending the Tax Free World Association exhibition at MBS convention hall on May 12 last year.

    The court heard that after a male colleague of the victim introduced her to Khoo, he shook her hand and pulled it, beckoning her to sit on the couch next to him.

    He then placed his arm around her back and held her close to him. She felt uncomfortable and tried to move away, but each time, Khoo prevented her from doing so.

    He then told the victim’s 20-year-old colleague that she was his girlfriend. The witness said she was not.

    He then molested her. She broke free, stood up and left with her colleague. She lodged a report the next day.

    Highlighting aggravating factors, Deputy Public Prosecutor Stephanie Koh said the total duration of physical contact between them was “quite prolonged” and done in a public place in full view of her colleague.

    Khoo’s lawyer Tan Hsuan Boon said in mitigation that his client’s actions were entirely out of character, and not pre-meditated.

    He said the father of two and grandfather of one is a loving husband and a filial son, and contributes actively to the community.

    Mr Tan also said his client, who has regularly attended the conference for more than 20 years without incident, is very remorseful for the distress caused. He has written a letter of apology and offered compensation to the victim who is still considering it.

    Khoo could have been jailed for up to two years and fined for outrage of modesty.

     

    Source: www.straitstimes.com

  • Police Investigating Alleged Case Of Physical Abuse Against Businessman

    Police Investigating Alleged Case Of Physical Abuse Against Businessman

    The police are investigating a complaint that its officers physically abused a 41-year-old Singaporean man during a spot check it conducted at a nightclub on Friday morning (April 3).

    The allegation was first reported by sociopolitical website The Online Citizen (TOC) yesterday. It posted photos of businessman Lim Chin Huat with injuries on his face and a bandaged arm, as well as a 37-second video clip showing officers trying to get a handcuffed Mr Lim into a police car.

    In response to TODAY’s queries, the police said they conducted a spot check at a public entertainment outlet located at Bras Basah Road at about 1:15am. Subsequently, a 41-year-old Singaporean man was arrested for disorderly behaviour and police investigations are ongoing.

    The police spokesperson also confirmed that a report was lodged, alleging abuse by officers during the arrest. “Investigations into the veracity of the allegations are ongoing,” he added.

    In a phone interview today, Mr Lim said he was drinking with a group of business partners at Yang Gui Fei nightclub in Hotel Rendezvous that day when plainclothes police officers entered the outlet and asked for their identification cards.

    As the officers’ police identity tags were facing inwards, he asked for their names but could not hear their replies. Subsequently, he tried to flip an officer’s tag but was told that he was not allowed to do so.

    Mr Lim said he apologised but the officers pinned him on the ground and handcuffed him, without explaining why he was arrested. He added that the officers also hit his face with their knees and stopped only when his friends told them that he was bleeding.

    “It happened too fast, the whole process (took) about 5 to 10 minutes,” said Mr Lim, who runs a logistics and engineering business.

    After being admitted to Tan Tock Seng Hospital that day, Mr Lim said an investigating officer came to take his statement at around noon on Saturday. He also said he suffered from a fractured nose, arm and had bruises near his ear, eyes and head. He was given 10 days of medical leave and will have to return to the hospital for plastic surgery on his nose.

    Mr Lim denied that he was drunk, adding that eight of them had shared two towers of beer that night.

    The police spokesperson said it takes “a serious view of all complaints made against officers”.

    “Such complaints will be thoroughly investigated and if substantiated, the police will not hesitate to take action against any errant officer(s),” he said.

    The spokesperson added that appropriate legal action will be taken against any persons who furnish false information, which is punishable with up to one year’s imprisonment and/or a fine not excedding S$5,000.

     

    Source: www.todayonline.com