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Today we celebrate completing the four-session English series of The Learning Table , following the successful Chinese series in May. Both were warmly received, sparking meaningful ripples of change in participants’ personal and professional lives. With these two public series now complete, we’re excited to evolve The Learning Table: Journey to Change into a tailored experience—designed to support deeper, ongoing growth for individuals and organizations, available both onlin

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As we wrapped up the final session of The Learning Table series  (Chinese edition), a few powerful reflections stood out—reminding us that real transformation doesn’t come from changing people, but from unlocking the conditions that make change possible. Table Bites 1. Can people really change? The truth is, we can’t make someone change. But we can create the space where change can begin—for others and for ourselves. Change doesn’t start with force—it starts with understandin

Time truly flies — we’ve reached our third session of The Learning Table . Thank you to everyone who has stayed with us on this journey of learning and reflection. If you missed the earlier sessions, feel free to revisit our previous Table Bites - you might discover something that speaks to you, just as many of our participants have. Table Bites 1. A Best Friend Takes Many Forms A best friend doesn’t always show up in the same way. They take on different forms at different t

We are finding our rhythm at The Learning Table — each session unfolding new layers of thought and deepening our connection and reflection. Thanks to everyone who’s joined us so far for these meaningful conversations. Table Bites 1. Keep your friends close — and your enemies closer Don’t dismiss someone’s advice just because they challenge you. As we shared in the last session , these “blockers” shape your growth and sharpen your focus. It ’s how you respond — not who you’r