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A Clean Breast

The morning she woke up with a pain in her right breast, Theresa Tan knew her life would never be the same again. In this deeply personal book, Theresa shares her horrific discovery of breast cancer and the painful loss of her breast to the disease. Journey with her as she emerges through the darkest period of her life to be stronger and fitter than ever, filled with a purpose to help and encourage other women experiencing cancer. Written in an intimate style, speckled with humour, A Clean Breast is the story of a woman who decided to kill cancer before it killed her. Read More

Common to Uncommon

Andrew survived four near-death traumas that dramatically transformed his life. He believes the answer to one’s life transformation lies within each of us and the quality of your life vitally depends on the quality of the questions you constantly ask yourself: “Why am I here on earth?”; “Who do I want to become when I grow up?”; “What can I do to fire my dream and imagination?” Common To Uncommon is about living large . Readers begin a journey of self-discovery, learning to embrace delicately calibrated thinking patterns, techniques and skills to help them navigate through the minefields of life and to seize opportunities. Do you have an audacious dream? Do you believe you can achieve it? You can if you think you can. Truly, when you believe, you can turn from being common to uncommon, and fulfil your true destiny. Read More

Harmony In Progress

The World Expo 2010 Shanghai China ranks not just as the biggest cultural gathering in the 160-year history of Expo but also in the history of mankind as well. If one regards the Shanghai Expo as a channel of communication between China and the world, then this book by Professor Zhang Lu and Dr. Wu Jianzhong may be viewed as a dialogue between Singapore and Shanghai on the future of urban development. It is an in-depth study of the Shanghai Expo spiritual legacy, through a collection of incisive dialogues between the two authors. Read More

Digital CRM

The information age has engendered boundless business possibilities in the digital space as organisations big and small race to connect with customers across the globe. Their No. 1 aim: to build trust and attract buy-in through creative and intelligent digital customer relationship management (CRM) initiatives. A good deal of literature has been written on digital CRM, however, arguably none has been penned through the lens of Asian perspectives. In Digital CRM, author and leading Asian CRM expert Danny Condecido, methodically unfolds what is needed to build long-term relationship via CRM with consumers in Asia and beyond. Read More

Where Great Work Lives

CORPORATE REAL ESTATE (CRE) is changing fast. In a world where clients need every advantage, CRE—a company’s means of housing its operations—is coming to the fore of corporate strategy. CRE professionals are no longer simply property hunters or facilities managers, but valuable consultants and partners whose input can make or lose millions. In this book, veteran CRE representative Chua Ming Lee distils her decades of experience into clear, simple lessons that anyone can learn and apply. Peppered with invaluable perspectives and lessons from case studies, Where Great Work Lives is your essential guide to building your career as a trusted, successful CRE professional. Read More

Raw Diamonds

“Raw Diamonds” is a sweet reminder that we are all connected in some ways and we can all make an impact on a teen’s life – for good, and for the better. Truly, each and every teen – notwithstanding his or her vocation and background – is a precious diamond born and destined to shine – when we believe. Read more

Food Matters

Food matters. It is a basic human need, yet its availability in adequate, safe, nutritious and regular amounts for humans is by no means assured. This seminal book, Food Matters, by Professor Paul Teng and Manda Foo, provides explanations to the many questions asked about today’s food sources and quality. Written in prose that is easily understandable, it takes the reader through the fascinating story of the origin of our common foods, how they have changed in looks and their methods of production, and discusses many issues on the minds of consumers and governments. Read More