SELF IMPROVEMENT AND MOTIVATION

By Amarjeet Singh @ AJ A young girl, only 14, stabbed to death — inside her classroom, in broad daylight. Her school uniform soaked not with sweat or paint from art class, but with blood. What was supposed to be a place of safety, learning, and friendship became the scene of a nightmare. Now we hear the suspect — also a 14-year-old — reportedly had mental health issues . And the nation asks: Who is to be blamed? Did the school know? Did the parents act? Did we, as a society, put other children in harm’s way by ignoring early signs? ⚠️ A Chain of Tragedies — Are We Still Blind? We’ve seen this before. Again and again. In Melaka — a 14-year-old girl raped by her seniors in school. In Sabah — a student murdered by another. Now in Bandar Utama — a classmate kills a classmate. Different locations, same pattern: neglect, silence, and lack of early intervention. Each time the Ministry of Education (MOE) promises investigations, press statements, and “new guideli...

By Amarjeet Singh @ AJ | Coaching4Champions "This fiasco has nothing to do with JDT — it’s a failure of FAM’s management, language comprehension, and governance." The FIFA ruling against FAM and seven so-called “heritage players” has become the latest embarrassment for Malaysian football. And let’s be clear: this is not a JDT issue . Only three JDT players were involved, and every piece of documentation was handled by FAM — not the clubs. 📑 The Blunder That Broke Confidence FIFA found forged or falsified documents submitted to validate player eligibility. That is not a clerical mistake — it’s a collapse of administrative integrity. And when the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) says it was an “administrative error,” the entire football fraternity has a right to ask: Was this ignorance, incompetence, or intentional sabotage? “Was it poor English comprehension? Misinterpretation of forms? Or did someone inside FAM delibera...