Cohort 5: Personal Commitment Review by

Example: Pui Ting

puiting3091 — 2025-10-12 15:34:02 UTC

I learned to be more positive and accept all the challenges to become the better version of myself. I am now practicing slowing down and share my thoughts without a script

Example: Pui Ting, Yen Ming, Megan

puiting3091 — 2025-10-12 15:34:46 UTC

We realised the importance to reflect our stress management through meditation and Stop Think Act method

William, Amin, Lukman, Hong Jie

2026-01-07 02:40:37 UTC

We understand that EI allow us to have a better overview during a discussion and Stress Management allow us to perform our daily tasks easily. Lastly, we used 4A to filter which tasks we can handle to resolve the issues, without paying much attention to those tasks that is out of our control.

William

2026-01-07 02:47:28 UTC

I learned to apply 4A by filtering my tasks, and priorities on the tasks that I can handle, while reach out to other team members for tasks that are out of my control.

Also, during the meeting internally, I will always listen to their situation, and assist them to resolve the issue, instead of jumping to the conclusion that they cannot do their job right.

Daniel, Balqis, Jin Ren & Alia

2026-01-07 02:53:37 UTC

During this programme, we've learnt how to categorize mentalities like stress, emotions, mindset into good or bad. We need to be fully aware of our own mental health to avoid unnecessary breakdown. When we are able to recognise our mental health, we'll be able to achieve more, either in work or life. Special thanks to the company for this training!

Take time to think things through

2026-01-07 02:56:16 UTC

Don't rush a solution

Don't jump to conclusions

Take your time to consider all the options

Firefighting is bad for you

That I don't spend enough time on self improvement

2026-01-07 02:56:19 UTC

More often than not, I default either settling existing work, or lazing around.

I should spend more time to learn new things

Nurhidayatul

2026-01-07 02:56:44 UTC

The most valuable insight I have gained is that personal growth is a slow, ongoing journey, and it is more important to be consistent than perfect. I have learned to understand my strengths and weaknesses, slow down, and take care of myself such as hitting the gym, eating healthier, thinking things through, and traveling to recharge. Celebrating small wins and learning from setbacks has made me more resilient, and confident as I work toward becoming my future self <3

Alia

2026-01-07 02:57:23 UTC

I have learned to remain calmer and resolve issues more effectively. I also learned the importance of seeking feedback from subordinates and building mutual trust to ensure smoother work progress and to develop a stronger team. At the same time, I have come to appreciate that being corrected by my superior is sometimes beneficial, as it allows me to reflect and improve my performance for the future.

AI

2026-01-07 02:57:34 UTC

Reflecting on my journey toward becoming my future self, the most valuable insight I’ve gained is the importance of emotional intelligence. Being introduced to how EI works has helped me better understand myself and so my emotions and reactions. Instead of dismissing my feelings, I’ve learned to acknowledge and validate them, which allows me to respond more thoughtfully rather than react impulsively. This self-awareness has given me clarity, helped me think forward with intention, and guided me to make wiser, more grounded decisions in both my personal and professional life.

2026-01-07 02:58:18 UTC

I learned how to manage my stress more effectively and to apply a ‘stop–think–act’ approach when handling my tasks. This helped me pause before reacting, plan my next steps carefully, and complete my work in more organised way.

Jin Ren

2026-01-07 03:03:33 UTC

I have learnt to cope stress well by sharing my thoughts and work-related difficulties to my colleagues. Now, I'm no longer keeping stuffs to myself and practicing to convert distress to eustress / as an opportunity to growth, mentally or physically.

Siow Ying Xi, Nurhidayatul, Mustaqim, Loh Tsu Kien

2026-01-07 03:05:48 UTC

Learning to regulate our emotions helps us stay calm and think clearly, especially in challenging situations. It allows us to respond thoughtfully rather than reacting impulsively, which leads to better decision-making and healthier relationships. By understanding and managing our emotions, we can reduce stress, improve communication, and handle conflicts more maturely. Over time, emotional regulation also supports personal growth, resilience, and overall well-being.