In today’s fast-paced world, achieving a balanced life is no easy feat. Many people ask how I manage to split my time between a demanding full-time role at Remedi, running a rugby academy, and spending quality time with my family. The answer lies in flexible working arrangements, support from those around me, and most importantly, a strong sense of purpose that keeps me grounded.
Much has been said since last week after the Malaysia Rugby Team lost to Sri Lanka in our attempt to defend our rightful status as a contender in the Asia Rugby Championship. The loss relegated Malaysia back to Division 1. Without discounting the hard work and sacrifices of our players, coaches, and management team—I salute their dedication and effort on the field and during the preparation.
As a rugby practitioner, I feel compelled to speak up—not just for the love of the game, but for the pride of our nation. Watching our national team struggle against the Tuskers, I couldn’t help but see the larger elephant in the room: we need to address the root issues plaguing Malaysian rugby. While discussions are now buzzing about establishing a semi-pro league and other top-level reforms, no one is talking about the urgent need to rebuild from the grassroots up.