Developing thinking, memory skills


(Front row,seated,from left) Malaysia Mental Literacy Movement treasurer Ong Whee Tiong, committee member Tan Sri Dr.Ng Yen Yen, Dr.Ling, mind mapping competition judge Tiew Lee Keong, (second row, standing, from left) speed reading competition judge Justin Woo, memory competition chief judge Teo Kim Foo, mental calculation competition judge West Wong, mind mapping competition judge Jeyaraman Seenivasagam and memory competition judge Wong Wan Jiun hold flyers for the 15th Malaysia Festival of the Mind at its launch.

HOW often have we been told that our mind is our strongest power?

That if we set our mind to achieve something, we can do it?

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