Outstanding!

I expected an exceptional course but this exceeded my expectations. Some of my points of learning.

- How to use flat land dragon to identify incoming mountain and how to use normal mountain dragon formation.

- The importance of Ting San / Ling San

- Bing / Ren sitting, facing "produce exceptional people".

- Always need to access the quality of Qi - if you have it.

- Water mouth, not water exit.

My challenge is to be able to adapt these factors into the average house environment by being able to recognize the various mountains e.g. Tan Lang.

Joey, your strength is that you do not encourage "Master worship" and you allow us to try even through we keep making mistakes and above all, you encourage us to challenge you! I knew I made the correct decision to stay with you.

Diane Grobler, South Africa

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Identifying one's profile structure would give people a glimpse of what they need to do to progress in their career, tells Joey Yap during his 'Pathway to Career Success through Chinese Metaphysics' talk at FemmeCity on August 1, 2010.

BaZi Profiling Structure is based on Chinese Astrology, where individuals are divided into five structures, which describes about their behaviour and attitude in relation to the world.

Joey gave a run down on the characteristics of each structure, namely Supporters (Influence), Managers (Wealth), Creators (Output), Thinkers (Resource) and Connectors (Companion). He also taught how each structure personality can achieve success in the least resistant way.

The one-hour talk, which began at 2 PM, drew plenty of attention from the audience and was one of the popular talks at the event.

Free BaZi Profiling Charts were also given to those interested to find out more insights about themselves. This was a big hit with the visitors, which saw a long queue for their individual reading.

Joey's BaZi Profiling book series were also the hot items on sale, which had people buying copies on the spot based on their BaZi Profiling Chart reading.

FemmeCity, an exhibition and fair aimed at women organised by Clove, The Star's monthly women's pullout, was held at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre between July 30 and August 1, 2010.

It featured 150 booths covering beauty, fashion, health and fitness, women's consumer products, services, and hobbies. It was estimated about 27,000 visitors attended the event.