Scribbles for Digital Nomad Life - GhostwriterMalaysia

Walking into PJ Eco Recycling Plaza recently felt like stumbling upon a hidden spot. After a brief glance at its Facebook page, I noticed that most posts featured visitors from corporates, schools, and NGOs. The page mentioned, it is a government building and a one-stop learning centre. I began to wonder if individuals like myself could also come and donate recyclable items commonly used at home. Intrigued, my friend and I decided to visit on a Sunday, not expecting much but hoping to see what types of recycling bins were available so we could return another time to drop off our recyclables. Upon entering, there are racks of preloved items such as toys, clothes, and kitchenware, all being sold at incredibly low prices. My friend couldn't resist and ended up purchasing a cubic toy for just RM1 and a domino board game for RM2. Curious, we began to explore, discovering that the public could freely access the exhibitions or sections within the building. They even have a second floor. W

A green building initiative is about building or renovating in a sustainable and eco-friendly manner. It involves using practices that reduce the building's impact on nature, save energy and water, and create healthier spaces for people.   Here's a layman-style example of a green building initiative: Let's say a company decides to construct a new home. As part of their green building initiative, they incorporate several environmentally friendly features into the design and construction process.   1. Energy-efficient appliances: The company installs energy-efficient appliances, such as refrigerators, washing machines, and air conditioning units, that are designed to consume less electricity. These appliances are designed to minimise electricity usage, resulting in decreased utility expenses for homeowners.   2. Renewable energy systems: As part of their commitment to sustainability, the company integrates renewable energy systems like solar panels or wind turbines into t

Since i have an interest in the social impact landscape, I thought i would write a piece on what i know about some of these organizations.  I am so delighted that it has finally been published. Click here :  Have you thought about volunteering? Try these 5 NGOs and social impact society missions!

 In rural areas, the women wear many hats for a household chores such as cooking, washing, farming or harvesting. Their lives already difficult as it is to secure clean water and food for daily consumption.  Hence, climate change hit them harder as they depend on natural resources to provide for their families, albeit horrendous living.  Flood or drought kills their source of livelihood, both food for consume or source of income. To restart, they need money and to regrow their crops, need time.  While gearing up again from post natural disaster, the impact is harder on women to work perhaps double the effort to supply for their families. The impact of climate change on the indigenous women health and economy are paramount. Clean water, sustenance from small agriculture or forest nearby and rearing livestock are their main sources to continue cycle of lives. These are essential to them. Their cries are not amplified enough. With limited access to information, their awareness are deem lo

 I made these posters about mental health in 2 different vibes.                                                                Mental health (Poster 1) The idea behind the poster is to give it a positive vibe so that those who see it are inspired to live a healthier lifestyle.  Hence, the vibrant colours and the images of hobbies and feeling relax.                                                                 Mental health (Poster 2) The concept of the poster is to tell them at first glance, "We feel you, we feel the same, and we want to get well too." Hence the ill teddy bear and still hopeful to get better.  #mentalhealth #kesihatanmental #socialresponsibility

 “I can’t do this anymore.” In such a busy life, at one point of moment do we say these words at least once? What happen if we say too many times? If you let your body spiral down with feeling tired, without so much giving yourself a rest, you’re going to take a toll on your health. Work is good. Overwork is not.  You may think this is temporary but if you don’t give your body and mind some time to “switch off” from doing endless work, eventually you have to deal with burnout. It may not be seen at first, but over time your energy depleted, you feel very exhausted and slowly building up stress. Your work quality plummeted, your motivation rolling downhill. Soon, your life becomes disrupted and unbearable. As much work is important, health is paramount.  “I can’t do this anymore.” You say it again. Your physical, mental and emotional wellbeing are interwoven with the underlying importance of health. You cannot do work if you down with fever. You cannot do work if you pent with build-up

From the sound of waterfall, To the creaking of bugs, There lie a person, in a hammock.  With hands behind the head, legs crossed. Unwind, without care in the world. How calming the decibels of nature, In the ears of a traveller, Away from high pitched tones, Hazards of much pollutions.  No matter how luxurious you are, Human always come back to nature. To find peace and serene, To unwire the hectic, busy life, To reset and reboot. We return to natural beauty, Presenting before our eyes as nature gratis. Preserve and conserve the earth, we shall, For generations to come. #poem #climatechange #naturelovers

Baru-baru ini seorang remaja perempuan di Amerika Syarikat telah dapat diselamatkan kerana menggunakan isyarat tangan yang viral di Tik Tok. Dia berada di dalam sebuah kenderaan dan seorang pemandu lain terlihatnya.  Remaja itu melakukan isyarat pertolongan dengan pergerakan tangannya. Mujur pemandu itu  memahami isyarat tangan itu. Lalu pemandu itu menelefon 911. Apakah maksud isyarat tangan itu? Ia adalah isyarat pertolongan bagi mangsa keganasan rumah tangga atau domestic violence . Kempen ini telah diperkenalkan oleh Canadian Women’s Foundation berikutan peningkatan keganasan domestik akibat lockdown yang berpanjangan ketika awal-awal pandemik Covid-19 berlaku. Isyarat tangan itu sangat mudah bagi mangsa kerana tidak perlu menggunakan kata-kata tetapi hanya melakukan isyarat tangan ringkas.  Caranya ialah menghalakan tapak tangan ke kamera, kemudian menggenggam ibu jari di dalam tapak tangan anda.                                    Gambar : Canadian Women’s Foundation Mangsa tidak

Social driven landscape has been growing in recent years in Malaysia, more so during Covid-19 pandemic. Under the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) which consists of 17 pillars, many NGO or non-profit organisation trying to uphold at least one of these pillars in their mission. Right now, we can see the rising of charities providing food aids to the underprivileged recipients that impacted from losing jobs to survive in this challenging time. This is supporting one of the SDG goal, zero hunger. Food Aid Foundation, The Lost Food Project and Yayasan Food Aid Malaysia among the NGO that supporting the underprivileged beneficiaries via food aids, with essential food items such as rice, cooking oil, eggs, sugar and other essential supplies. They work with various partners, corporate or government agencies with volunteers distributing the donations to the targeted recipients such as poor families, orphanages, old folk homes, soup kitchen and so on. Another social impact driven that ca