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Praises Unto Him: Nancie’s Testimony
Praises unto Him is Nancie Hong’s testimony of her trials and tribulations through her long illness
and how suffering nurtured her to be a committed Christian. Narrated through 26 engaging anecdotes, it is filled with faith, love and hope.
Published by Hong Hai
Produced by Word Editions®
ISBN: 978-981-18-3902-3 (hardback)
ISBN: 978-981-18-3903-0 (ebook)
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The Gift Of Presence
THE GIFT OF PRESENCE: Journeying the Last Mile, Together
In commemoration of Singapore Hospice Council’s 30th Anniversary, palliative healthcare providers have come together to create The Gift of Presence: an embodiment of the spirit of selfless giving that might just answer these questions. Their heartwarming stories and perceptive reflections that form this book underline what it means to administer the gift of presence to patients with life-limiting illnesses and their families, addressing their physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual needs. The Gift of Presence serves as a legacy, as well as an inspiration, not just from the past, but a vision for what is to come in embracing the values of love, care and compassion, and of being present.
ISBN: 978-981-94-2867-0 (hardback)
ISBN: 978-981-94-2868-7 (paperback)
ISBN: 978-981-94-2866-3 (ebook)
Produced by Write Editions, 2025
Published by Singapore Hospice Council, 2025
The Magical Rule of 3
In The Magical Rule of 3, entrepreneur and author Mario Singh shares how anyone can
utilise powerful principles and strategies to achieve personal, financial and entrepreneurial
success in the 21st century. No stranger to adversity in his growing up years, Mario shares about his life story and how these exact principles and strategies have helped him achieve massive personal and professional success. Organised in 3 Parts with 7 chapters each in the areas of Personal Success, Financial Success and Entrepreneurial Success, Mario expertly weaves in these principles and strategies into “Rules of 3”. Mario’s candid sharing, coupled with many of his personal examples, make The Magical Rule of 3 a fascinating read for start-up entrepreneurs and seasoned business leaders alike. It aspires to take their game to the next level, especially in a post-COVID-19 world.
For more info: https://mariosingh.com/the-magical-rule-of-3/
Recruitment For Insurance Agency Building
In his inimitable, no holds barred fashion, insurance veteran, coach and author Gordon Hoo unveils the secrets of cultivating long-term recruitment success for agency building. Gleaned from his 30
years of hard knocks, failures and successes in the financial services industry, Gordon hopes to inspire the current and new generations of agents and managers to truly build agencies that last and thrive. In Recruitment for Insurance Agency Building, Gordon’s maiden book and the first
in The HeartTruth Series, he addresses eight time-tested, principle-driven heart truths that he has discovered to be key to building a productive, enduring agency. These include: make ‘recruitment’ one’s dominant thought; recognise that recruitment is complex; and attract, don’t chase talents. If you’re an aspiring manager (or agent) or a manager facing mounting challenges, this book is for you. Gordon hopes to transform your mindset, set your heart right and turn you into a top recruiter and agency manager.
Published by Gordon Hoo Consultancy Private Limited
Produced by Write Editions®
ISBN: 978-981-14-7742-3 (paperback)
ISBN: 978-981-14-7743-0 (ebook)
Weaving Compassion
Weaving Compassion: Relational Understandings and Practices carries an important message that compassionate practice is possible across different contexts: counselling, supervision, as well as leadership and management. Bringing together a community of thought leaders and notable practitioners in the domain of psychotherapy and counselling, this seminal compendium comprises penetrating insights, broad subject matters and real-life stories on how compassion is appreciated and practised. This book serves as a tribute to the late Anthony Yeo (1948-2009), affectionately recognised as the Father of Counselling in Singapore. It evinces his enduring legacy of compassionate practice and hopes to be a voice for everyone: social service practitioners, trainers, managers, industry leaders and policymakers who aspire to create a practice culture where empathy, learning and growth perpetuate.
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