A ‘return on value’ mindset


Find your true north: Youths should strive for greater heights of success to inspire change. – 123rf.com

During a recent trip to the United Kingdom, I had the pleasure of addressing the Cambridge University Malaysia Society (CUMaS).

The topic “Return on Value (ROV): Harmonising Purpose, Needs and Expectations” was inspired by my observations of worrying shifts in society, especially when it comes to prioritising self, money, and a narrow concept of success.

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