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Alex Wai-Choon Butt

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in Selangor, Malaysia

Website

https://theCeoMonk.com

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Genre

Self Help, Spirituality, Business

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April 2018

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Alex transformed himself from a multinational corporate executive into a successful Coach and Entrepreneur. Since 2010, he has coached and transformed many organisations and Entrepreneurs.

Prior to this and at his peak, Alex was leading Microsoft’s most profitable business, the OEM Division, in the Asia Pacific region. He started his career as a Systems Engineer at Honeywell and subsequently became a Support Manager at Hewlett-Packard before spending 17 ‘intense and defining’ years at Microsoft.

Butt has a Mensa-level IQ and became a millionaire at the age of 35. At the height of his careers, at the age of 49 and after 25 years in the corporate world, he gave up the suit to pursue the path of an entrepreneur. Though spiritually agnostic, on h ...more

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Alex Wai-Choon Butt Meditate for a few days... usually, when the mind is clear, ideas flows better for me. I have my favourite spots for meditation, some are in the house…moreMeditate for a few days... usually, when the mind is clear, ideas flows better for me. I have my favourite spots for meditation, some are in the house.. if i have i a major block, i may have to go away on a 3-day retreat in the forest.(less)

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Alex Wai-Choon Butt The best thing is to receive feedbacks from readers. Good and not so good feedbacks are great. It helps me tune my next book. Also gaves me a chance t…moreThe best thing is to receive feedbacks from readers. Good and not so good feedbacks are great. It helps me tune my next book. Also gaves me a chance to express the inner thoughts behind those moments when I wrote that portion of the book. (less)

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