Clare Liang

Biography

Clare Liang was the General Manager for a well-known Swedish medical company based in Malaysia.
In 2007 and 2012, she negotiated two medical investments totalling 10.7 million MYR from Swedish investors into Malaysia.
In both cases, she secured all the government approvals required; hunted for a good location and sourced for the land; designed and arranged for the building of the factory, supporting infrastructure and utilities; interviewed all the candidates and trained the staff; and finally began operations in Oct 2007, about three-and-a-half months after she started.
Clare has been running operations for Bactiguard since 2012. Under her leadership, Bactiguard (and the previous company Redsense Medical) achieved remarkable product-quality metrics of zero product recalls and zero customer complaints; an unheard-of annual staff-turnover-rate of almost zero percent for both white-collar and blue-collar workers; and one of the highest productivity rates in the Malaysian manufacturing industry.
Her secret: a family-oriented, scrupulously-fair work environment that stresses employer-cum-professional considerations (quality, productivity, mutual respect) as well as employee needs (a safe and pleasant workplace, constant skill upgrading, a genuine listening ear).
Clare began her professional life with a B.Sc. in Computer Science, but this was soon overtaken by a passion for manufacturing. Despite the economic crisis of 1998 and no knowledge of engineering, she plunged into her first manufacturing job as a management trainee in the Quality Department of a local company. She has never looked back.
Her lack of engineering experience meant that she had to put in double the effort and time of her colleagues to understand engineering matters and resolve technical problems. She has always been driven both to push herself and to contribute the best in every way possible for her employers.
With debts of over 300,000 MYR Clare was on the verge of bankruptcy in 2003, but by 2005 had managed to completely repay them and purchase a lovely 5,000 square feet home. She credits her self-belief for the turnaround.
Over the course of an eventful journey in life, she has come to realise that there are an enormous number of employees (and employers) living unhappy, unpurposeful, unfulfilled lives; of people consciously and unconsciously belittling themselves; of people on their deathbed burdened with huge regrets; of people struggling to live their life amidst limiting beliefs, fear and seemingly-unsurmountable problems.
Clare has resolved to do everything she can to inspire, to empower and to make a difference in other peoples lives. She wants to share the personal life experiences, insights, strategies and tools that have allowed her to be the master of her life, to let her life by design and not by default.
She believes that everyone can learn to do the same, and wants to reach out to as many people as she can with her message to take control of your own life, to live a life of passion and excellence, to live life by design – to live a life with no limiting beliefs.
Clare is a Certified NLP Master Practitioner, a certification recognised and endorsed by the American Board of NLP.

“If you want your life to be different,
you have to start living life differently!”
~ Clare Liang ~

Books

Enrol & Retain Customers for Life
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 24,680. Language: English. Published: March 27, 2016 . Categories: Nonfiction » Business & Economics » Sales & selling / management
The secrets that every business owner could use to enrol customers to increase their sales and retain customers for life. Take the best customer you have right now. How would you like to have more contacts just like other business owners than you could possibly handle? What one thing would you change to make you a better, happier, and more productive businessperson?
Breaking Limiting Beliefs : Impossible to I'm Possible
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 30,640. Language: English. Published: November 4, 2015 . Categories: Nonfiction » Self-improvement » Personal Growth / General, Nonfiction » Self-improvement » Stress Management
Ever hear of the term “You are your own worst enemy”? What if I were to tell you that you can be your own best friend? Imagine if instead of telling yourself that you can’t, you learn to unlock the self-confidence deep within you that tells you otherwise. A self-confidence that focuses on solutions instead of problems, a resolve that keeps you directed on your dreams and goals, a relentless focus