LivelihoodFrom Engineering Student to Roadside Burger Seller
Fizi left university with a plan that didn't work out. What he did next — and where he is today.
Building businesses, sharing opportunities, and telling the stories of ordinary Malaysians.
A short documentary following the work — from a technician's bench to a student's hands.
Every activity is someone's story — where they started, what they were facing, and what happened afterwards.
LivelihoodFizi left university with a plan that didn't work out. What he did next — and where he is today.
EducationShe was sharing one phone with three siblings for online class. This is what changed after.
FamilyAfter losing their income, one family needed more than sympathy — they needed a way back.
Small BusinessA roadside fruit stall run by two people who never stopped showing up. A small push, a real difference.
OpportunityLong hours on the road to keep his family steady. Sometimes the right tool is what's missing.
SchoolOne school, a room of students, and the moment learning stopped depending on borrowed devices.
Individual stories sit inside bigger, ongoing efforts.
Education and laptop assistance for B40/M40 students, in partnership with Sin Chew Daily.
Helping individuals and families facing difficult circumstances — practical help, given directly.
Providing laptops and technology where access can genuinely change someone's opportunity.
Clean-ups, sustainability and circular-economy activities — giving working technology a second life instead of a landfill.
Business shouldn't only create profit. It should create opportunities.
When you have more, you have the ability to do more for others.
Sometimes people don't need sympathy. They need someone to give them another chance.
Failure can become part of your story without becoming the ending.
Technology shouldn't be a privilege when it can change someone's education or livelihood.
The short version of a longer story.
Not an outstanding student. An early pull towards building things, and an interest in computers that started at home.
Business difficulties and losing around RM1 million at 24 — the point where the story could easily have ended.
Refurbished laptops, long days, live selling, and slowly building something that worked.
Success created the ability to help more people — which is where the work is now.
Boss A's background is in technology and refurbished computing. Where access to a working device is the barrier, that's often where help begins.
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