Malaysian single mother runs successful food business thanks to special training programme


Using the sales strategies taught in the People Systems Consultancy programme, Mas managed to secure huge orders from the restaurants nearby, which significantly increased her income. Photo: master1305/Freepik

When Mas Lizawaty Muslan got divorced eight years ago, she had to figure out a way to earn an income to take care of her five kids.

She then decided to provide transportation services for schoolchildren. Unfortunately, the pandemic and school closures last year left her in the lurch and without a main source of livelihood.

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