Goodie Bags: From Goodie to Baddie

The Morning Run Crew

27-Dec-18 06:05

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We get you out of bed, to your first cup of coffee or to your first destination of your day with thought-provoking discussions on ideas, people and events shaping all our lives.

3:14 - How can you avoid procrastination getting out of hand?

8:02 - What were some 2018 highlights we might have not noticed or forgotten?

13:23 - How do socioeconomic factors affect the way Malaysians spend their free time?

17:43 - Should goodie bags be banned?

29:07 - Shouldn't we just let kids be kids?

Presented by: Joyce Goh, Tan Chung Han

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Categories: SME, Markets, Entrepreneurship, Personal Development, Investments

Tags: chores, procrastinating, 2018, better, worst, highlights, GE14, Cilisos, survey, millennials, holiday, weekend, home, Hannah Yeoh, goody bags, Education Ministry, Standard One,

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