It is a privilege to be able to learn forms that many Feng Shui practitioners do not learn. Visiting tombs reinforces the understanding of the source of Feng Shui and provides a necessary foundation in understanding Feng Shui. I’d like to thank Joey for providing this invaluable learning experience.

Lee Shao Hwa, Singapore

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CSC Malaysia (CSCM), one of Malaysia's leading IT service providers with a nationwide network, invited Joey Yap to give a corporate talk on the topic 'Outlook for 2010' at the auditorium of its Petaling Jaya office in Section 13 on Wednesday evening, February 10.

The members of the audience who were present for Joey’s talk were mainly management executives, business partners and valued customers of CSCM, including Dennis Koh, Managing Director of CSC Malaysia and Andy Tan, Chairman of PIKOM Council.

Even though the talk was held at the end of a busy weekday for the attendees, Joey's fast-paced and highly informative presentation got all who were present energized again. They were keen to know the outlook for 2010 from the perspective of Classical Feng Shui and Chinese Astrology (BaZi).

The attendees were in an upbeat mood when Joey showed them his BaZi's chart for 2010. He explained that the fire element, which is produced when metal clashes with wood this year, could mould metal. Therefore, he said that fire-related industries such as information technology would generally do well in 2010.

Joey then advised the attendees on how to use the Flying Stars Feng Shui for 2010 effectively to improve performance, increase productivity and maximise opportunities at both their workplace and home. He ended the talk by giving some good dates for the attendees to recommence work after Chinese New Year.