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Thinking Big & Building Small

Eric Ho

13-Oct-16 11:00

Thinking Big & Building Small

We are all born with a mind capable of much more than we credit it for. But how do you unlock your mind’s full potential and use it to gain time and money freedom? International speaker, entrepreneur, philanthropist, educator and author Eric Ho joins us to share some tips from his latest book - Think Big, Build Small, on how you can add value to your life and achieve health, wealth and happiness.


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