The most difficult aspect of growing as a person is changing your habits. The human mind finds a certain comfort in repeated actions and following a known path, which also applies to the habits that might be a hindrance to your success and peace.
In this updated and expanded version of The Road To Better Habits, you’ll learn how to transform your habits in a SIMPLE way. Ultimately, where you are in your life is a result of your habits. The American historian and philosopher, Will Durant, said it best:
‘We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.’
Bad habits? Bad life. Good habits? Good life. It’s really as simple as that. But the problem is that we lack a framework for kicking our bad habits and adopting good habits. Together, we’ll explore how you can:
- Pick your ideal habits
- Deal with distractions
- Quit all your bad habits
- Form LASTING habits that change your life
The Road To Better Habits shows you a different way of living. One that’s not about chasing success, but gives you peace of mind, clarity, and more energy. That’s the best thing you can do for yourself.
This book is for people who also believe personal freedom is the most important thing in life.
In our free world, we can do we what want, spend time with people we like, and have a career that gives us joy. And yet, we don’t use our freedom. Why is that?
The problem is that we’re held captive by ourselves. On a deeper level, we all strive for the same thing: To be free. It’s in our nature.
Every human has the desire and the need to be free. What It Takes To Be Free will lead you on the path to personal freedom. It’s a highly practical guide that’s based on timeless wisdom and personal experience.
You’re the ruler of your own kingdom. You can do anything you want, spend time with people you like, and have a career that you love. If you’re willing to do what it takes, you will be free to do those things.
Are you ready?
Manifesting isn’t magic—it’s about mindset and execution. Make It Happen is your step-by-step guide to turning dreams into reality through focus, belief, and intentional action.
Many people think manifestation is simply about wishful thinking, but true manifestation is about making things happen. It starts with knowing exactly what you want, trusting in your ability to achieve it, and aligning your actions with your words. Most of us are stuck in a cycle of groupthink, letting external influences dictate our beliefs and results. This book helps you break free and take control of your future.
In this practical and powerful guide, you’ll discover:
- Mindset Mastery – Build the foundation for manifestation by identifying your true desires, clarifying your vision, and overcoming mental barriers like doubt, fear, and negativity.
- Execution Strategies – Learn how to turn intention into action, recognize opportunities, build momentum, and stay on track—even when obstacles arise.
Manifestation isn’t passive—it’s an intentional process, and this book shows you exactly how to make it work for you. If you’re ready to step into your full potential and create the life you desire, it’s time to make it happen!
Are you ready to take charge of your life? Whether it’s changing careers, starting a business, meeting deadlines without stress, ending a toxic relationship, or simply finding fulfillment, this book is your guide to overcoming the barriers that hold you back.
In Win Your Inner Battles, you’ll discover how to:
- Overcome fear and self-doubt
- Build unshakable confidence
- Stop overthinking and start acting
- Create a life that aligns with your true desires
This book is rooted in real-life experiences, offering practical advice to help you tackle life’s challenges head-on. No matter how difficult your situation may seem, there’s always a path to a better life.
Take the first step towards living on your own terms—because the power to change is within you.
I know something about you without knowing you. I bet you spend A LOT of time in your head—thinking, worrying, stressing, freaking out—call it whatever you want. I call it a preoccupied mind. And with what? 99% of your thoughts are useless. William James, once the leading psychologist in America, and one of the founders of the philosophical school of pragmatism, put it best: ‘A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices.’
Pragmatism believes that the mind is a tool. Your mind should work for you, not against you. People who don’t master their mind, don’t believe it’s possible. They say: ‘I can’t help but thinking these things.’ Well, you can TAKE CONTROL of your mind with enough practice. I’ve done it. And in THINK STRAIGHT, I share exactly how. It’s a quick read and you can use it to immediately to improve your thinking. You have the ability to decide what you think. Or, you can choose NOT to think. And that is one of the most important and most practical things you can learn in life. Before I learned that skill, I would spend hours and hours inside my head.
Just think about how much you think—’I wonder what my boss thinks?’—’What happens if I screw up and lose my job?’—’What if my business never takes off?’—’Does she love me?’—’Why does my life suck?’—’What if I get cancer?’—’I can’t finish anything. What’s wrong with me?’—And the list goes on.
THINK STRAIGHT reveals the recipe for taking control of your mind so you can improve your life, career, relationships, and business. I wrote this little book in a way that you can read it more than once. And I hope that this book serves as an anchor to you—especially during trying times. The mind is the most powerful tool on earth. Change the way you think. And you’ll change your life.
Why is it so hard to live well amidst the chaos and noise? While you might think this is a problem of the modern world, it’s a timeless issue.
2000 years ago, the ancient Stoics talked about the exact same challenges we’re facing today, like:
- How can we find inner peace?
- What does it take to be happy?
- Can we become more resilient?
The answers can be found in the philosophy of Stoicism. I’ve used the philosophy since 2014 to change my life and career.
Focus on What Matters is a collection of 70 letters/essays I wrote about different aspects of life, from happiness, wealth, health to relationships and much more.
These letters, inspired by the original works of the Stoic philosopher Seneca, serve as reminders to focus on the right things in our chaotic lives.
The goal of the original Letters From A Stoic by Seneca was to share Stoic ideas with his friend, Lucilius, who had hedonistic tendencies and lived a busy life.
Focus on What Matters is inspired by those letters. It will show you…
- Simple thought exercises to become resilient and focused
- How to live in the present moment every day
- Authentic Stoic values for a life of happiness
- A way to build more discipline
In short, this book helps you to live well despite the challenges of daily life.
Are you also tired of putting off your dreams until ‘tomorrow?’ Guess what! Tomorrow never comes. Am I right?
I’ve procrastinated and put off my desire to write a book for a decade. I always came up with excuses like, ‘It’s not the right time’ or, ‘I need to do more research.’
But in 2015 I got tired of this endless procrastination, and finally took action. Six months later, my first book was published.
Look, we all have limited time on our hands. And we’re getting closer to death every single minute. That shouldn’t scare you. That should motivate you! Time is limited, that’s why we must do the things we want: Today.
In this ‘best of’ collection, I’ve handpicked 30 of my best articles that help you to overcome procrastination, improve your productivity, and achieve all the things you always wanted.
Plus, I’ve written an extensive introduction about my life and work philosophy. And I’ve made many improvements and edits to the articles. So the content of this book is different from the articles on my site.
In Do It Today, you’ll learn:
1. Why we procrastinate and how we can overcome it
2. How to increase your productivity without being stressful
3. How to achieve more meaningful things in your life so you can enjoy it more
Are you ready to start reading this book?
If so: Do it today-not tomorrow.
Eleven-year-old Ying Xiong’s name means ‘hero’. And that’s what he wants to be. But what’s the best way to be a hero?
Ying Xiong finds it hard to navigate through his troubled growing-up years in 1950s Singapore. He has an absent father who left him for his home village in China. His mother has little time for him as she slogs hard all day to support their family. At first, he looks up to his Silat Road neighbour Dave, a mild police inspector who likes to harp on about the value of exercising patience and self-control. Then, an impressive senior officer John Wei turns up in his rough neighbourhood and shows him what it’s like to take action and get things done. When Xiong runs into a series of difficulties, he is bewildered about who he wishes to emulate and the kind of person he wants to become. As he stumbles through his choices and the paths to take, Xiong discovers what it means to be a real hero.
Little Hero’s Wish is a work of fiction inspired by real events from the childhood years of the author’s father in 1950s Singapore. It follows from Xiong’s journey in the award-winning and bestselling Little Hero, inspired by the author’s family’s lived experiences in post-war 1940s Singapore.
You’d do everything for your dad. But she’ll do anything.
The high life is over. Her business is bust.
Penniless, Genevieve Ho returns from Singapore to her wealthy but ailing elderly father in Fulham, London. She’ll care for him and rebuild their fractured relationship. That was the plan—until she meets his new hostile caregiver.
Her dad is kept on a tight leash by his caregiver, who is perfect in his eyes. His confusion worsens. He treats her like family, and starts mistaking her for his own daughter. Genevieve fights to reclaim her place. Instead, she becomes the unwanted, freeloading intruder.
But when a Chinese man is brutally attacked in East London, Genevieve is not the only one with something to lose. Someone is watching the house. Someone who knows the victim— and the caregiver. As dark secrets and past betrayals catch up with her, the truth is about to erupt.
There is little time left.
Genevieve’s dad is slipping away. Her family’s safety is at risk. But how do you fight someone who’s already won?
The globalization that swept across the world from the 1990s to mid-2010s is over. In its place have come growing protectionism, geopolitical tensions, and a decline in the importance of multilateral bodies such as the World Trade Organization.
But while many countries are now turning in on themselves, one continues to turn outwards: building on its achievements of the last four-plus decades, China is now engaging with the world like never before.
In today’s increasingly multipolar world, China’s influence is on the rise. Its leading companies, tempered in China’s large and hyper-competitive markets, now stand at the forefront of technological change and innovation across an increasing number of industries.
Building on its dominance of global manufacturing, China is becoming an exporter of capital, technology, services, and knowledge. Across many industries, its companies are becoming the setters of global standards. Its advances in artificial intelligence, blockchain, and big data are making it central to the development of next-generation supply chains. Its advances in financial technologies, combined with the increasing internationalization of the renminbi, are putting it at the heart of new cross-border payment and settlement systems.
In China in the New World, Edward Tse explains how China became the economic power it is today, how its role in global business will continue to expand, and how companies must rethink their global strategies in what will be an increasingly China-relevant global economy.
