What I learnt to day is no matter how much formalism and book work - when you get there, it's where you start again - it's going back to basics again. What I've got to learn is to recognise what I'm looking and to recognise what the land is telling me - it's talking to me but not sharing with me - I feel like I've gone right back to M1 again. The further I get, the less I know - but it's there - it's proper Feng Shui. If the land's no good, the land's no good.

Jayne Goodrick, United Kingdom

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Joey Yap was one of the speakers appearing at the recent CIMB Value Investing Summit 2013 on January 26, 2013 in Kallang Theater, Singapore. Featuring seven successful business personalities from this region, the event aimed to explore the subject of financial portfolio potential to over 1000 participants over the course of two days.

In his one-hour session, Joey reminded with the crowds the importance of recognising the potential of natural energies around us, in particular the Qi in the Wealth Sector. By tapping and activating them, according to Joey, occupants would be able to enjoy greater wealth potential in addition to smoother dealing in matters relating to finance and money.

As such, Joey also detailed out the Flying Stars sectors of 2013, with particular concern on the negative sectors for next year. Audience were paying close attention as Joey shared the methods of downplaying the inauspicious energies in one's residence or workplace to ensure important aspect like wealth remains positive throughout the Water Snake Year.

This event was organised by 8 Investment Pte. Ltd., a company that focuses on equity and education. Its co-founder and CEO, Ken Chee, was also one of the main speakers at the event.