She never intended to teach, but now gives free online meditation classes


Tan's desire to help others benefit from the mindfulness meditation she practices led her to give free online classes during the pandemic. — Photos: JANNICE TAN

One positive outcome of the Covid-19 pandemic is that Malaysians have rallied together to help out those in need in different ways.

While the vast majority are donating food to ensure that no one starves, businesswoman Jannice Tan, 51, has been offering free meditating “coaching” online to help adults and teenagers tackle their negative emotions brought on by the pandemic.

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