Career Constellations: Mapping Success in the Year of Wood Dragon

Embark on a journey into the realm of the Wood Dragon. As we gracefully transition into this celestial cycle, join us in exploring the harmonious fusion of natural resilience and the legendary energy of the dragon.

Listen to Master Ray Goh, Principal & Master of (MYFAD) Ziwei Bazi Academy discussing:

1) period 9 and its impact on career and employment prospects.

2) economic forecasts and employment trends associated with the Year of the Wood Dragon.

3) practical tips for job seekers on navigating the job market during the Year of the Wood Dragon.

Jan 31, 2024 11:00 AM Kuala Lumpur

Zoom | pre-register here https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYkfu6ppj8rE93Vv9tIf00EufJ6R9edonNk

See you!

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