Helping youth build emotional intelligence


The younger generation needs to strike a balance between emotional intelligence to manage and understand their emotions in themselves and others, and digital intelligence for problem-solving and decision-making.

With over 97% of Malaysians online and spending an average of eight hours a day on the Internet, our nation has rapidly embraced virtual connection.

Two decades ago, the idea of navigating between physical and digital worlds seemed like a scene from a science fiction film such as Doctor Strange, where heroes journey across realms to complete their missions.

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