June Reads

Wang Poh Peng
2 min readAug 19, 2019

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A month of drama and courage

21 Lessons for the 21st Century

21 Lessons for the 21st Century

21 Lessons = 21 Chapters

This guy above sums up the book pretty succinctly.

My personal take on this book that despite that it points out lots of facts and science, it is largely anti-religion, forming on the belief that all of it is created by humans just to control and unite a large group of humans together under a common faith.

Robert Kuok: A Memoir

Robert Kuok: A Memoir

An insightful read about the old days of British rule in Singapore and Malaysia and how the systems they put in place actually built a pipeline of people who are willing to take up education and become people who can make changes in the society.

I am impressed by his tenacity to make “family” a cornerstone as his personal life. Despite the world being ever-changing around him, his concept of “family” helped to shape the companies he build and make sure everyone in the “family” is protected, taken care of.

A good read for a South-East Asian to understand the complicated history of our peninsula and small island.

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Wang Poh Peng
Wang Poh Peng

Written by Wang Poh Peng

Technology Enthusiast & Culture Explorer

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