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A Worldwide Problem
Scam the SCAMMERs uncovers the alarming spread of scams, from phishing emails to elaborate investment frauds, and calls for a united, international effort to stop them. Why was this an important book for you to write?
I personally feel that currently no one is doing anything about SCAMS and it is a worldwide problem. This prompted me to write this book.
What were some ideas that were important for you to share in this book?
As I reflected and wrote this book, I asked myself Scam is a virus and everyone has it. We need to manage the virus in us.
Did you find anything in your research of this book that surprised you?
Daily with AI and new technologies it is revolving and more new scams suffice if we do not eliminate them now.
What is one thing that you hope readers take away from Scam the SCAMMERs?
They reflect firstly on themselves. Are they mini ‘scammers,’ especially those in sales and be aware of what is happening out there.
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The world is united when comes to COVID19, Climate Change and other Initiatives, but why not SCAMS?
Examples of common scams.
Call to all SCAMMERs what goes round will come back to you and affect your family and generation who will suffer from sickness and death. KARMA is real.
Scam the SCAMMERs
Dr. David Soh Poh Huat’s Scam the SCAMMERs is a concise yet heartfelt exposé on the global rise of digital fraud. Through simple language and direct examples, the book uncovers the alarming spread of scams, from phishing emails to elaborate investment frauds, and calls for a united, international effort to stop them. It’s a moral call for honesty, self-awareness, and collective responsibility in an increasingly deceitful online world.
What struck me immediately was how personal this book feels. Dr. Soh doesn’t write from a distance, he writes like someone who has witnessed the damage firsthand. In “The Virus In Us,” he draws an unsettling but clever parallel between scams and disease. He’s also not just pointing fingers at criminals, he’s asking us to reflect on our own little manipulations, our daily white lies. It gives the book a unique voice, part teacher, part confessor. You can feel his frustration and his hope bleeding through the pages.
The examples of real-world scams are where this book really delivers. They’re short, punchy, and painfully familiar. The section on “Gift Cards” is timely. How many times have we heard of people buying gift cards for a stranger pretending to be a boss or relative? And the bit about “Fake Social Media Accounts” was terrifying. But the best part is that every scam is followed by calm, clear advice. No scare tactics. The tone throughout is informal like an older friend giving advice. And despite the heavy topic, it never turns preachy or overly complicated. That makes it comforting.
This book isn’t just about scams, it’s about human behavior, trust, and how technology has complicated the way we connect. I would recommend Scam the SCAMMERs to anyone who uses the internet. It’s especially useful for older folks or anyone not too tech-savvy. It’s not a tech manual. It’s not full of jargon. It’s just real talk, straight from the heart.
Pages: 27 | ASIN : B0DZ2M8VTW
Treat Caregivers with Respect
Being a Caregiver, Is It a Profession? explores the responsibilities, challenges, and societal perceptions of caregivers and serves as both a heartfelt tribute to caregivers as well as a call for change in how their contributions are acknowledged. Why was this an important book for you to write?
Caregiving is a vocation I am passionate about and seeing all the shortcomings I feel something need to be done which prompted me to write this book.
What were some ideas that were important for you to share in this book?
Being a Caregiver we do it out of love or just a job. The difference means a lot to the patient.
What is a common misconception you feel people have about caregiving?
Caregivers are treated as domestic helpers which is very sad as they are expected to do house chores which family members can do.
What do you hope is one thing readers take away from your story?
Caregivers treat them with respect
Author Link: Facebook
We need to remind ourselves caregiving is Unconditional for the well-being of the sick or elderly.
Caregiver as a Profession for those embarking as a Career, we as individuals or organisation need to ask ourselves is it for the unconditional love in giving or the renumeration
Being a Caregiver, is it a Profession?
Dr. David Soh Poh Huat’s book Being a Caregiver, Is It a Profession? delves into the often-overlooked role of caregiving in society. The book explores whether caregiving should be classified as a profession, weaving through the responsibilities, challenges, and societal perceptions of caregivers. With a focus on raising awareness and advocating for formal recognition, Dr. Soh discusses the skills needed, the evolving definition of caregiving, and the necessity for international standards. The book serves as both a heartfelt tribute to caregivers and a call for change in how their contributions are acknowledged.
One aspect I appreciated is how Dr. Soh shines a spotlight on the blurred lines between caregivers and domestic workers. The section on “Reality” hit me hard, it’s frustrating yet eye-opening to see how often caregivers are expected to perform dual roles without adequate recognition or fair compensation. His argument that caregivers deserve specialized training and certification feels not only logical but overdue. For instance, Dr. Soh points out that “caregivers, much like doctors or nurses, require specialized training,” yet no global standards exist to back this up. The clarity with which he argues this point is both convincing and emotionally impactful.
The section on family dynamics also stood out to me. Dr. Soh emphasizes the importance of family members understanding the caregiver’s role, which is a refreshing take. He even suggests that families attend caregiving courses themselves, a proactive solution that could foster empathy and cooperation. The chapter “Caregiving Begins With Family” reminded me how caregiving is a shared responsibility. Dr. Soh’s personal touch, acknowledging the emotional labor and practical challenges involved, brings the subject closer to home. One of my favorite parts was the vision he outlines in the “Profession” chapter, where he advocates for caregivers to receive liability coverage and formal recognition akin to other established professions. It’s bold and inspiring, yet practical.
Being a Caregiver, is it a Profession? perfect for anyone involved in caregiving, whether professionally or within their families. Policymakers, too, could gain a lot from Dr. Soh’s insights. If you’ve ever doubted the value of caregivers or overlooked their challenges, this book is an excellent wake-up call. It left me with a renewed sense of gratitude for those who dedicate their lives to caring for others and a strong belief that their work deserves the respect and formalization Dr. Soh advocates.
Pages: 31 | ASIN : B0DR4C1NJK
CARE GIVING GIFT OF UNCONDITIONAL LOVE
Author David Soh Poh Huat teaches us that caregiving is a gracious gift. It is notable, a calling, and a gift that is sometimes overlooked. In his book Caregiving Gift of Unconditional Love, David Soh Poh Huat extensively writes about caregiving. However, he primarily focuses on the qualities of a good caregiver and the impact caregivers have on families and the larger community.
Readers will learn through this book why it is important to spread love and positive energy to those who offer caregiving services and the elders and sick in need of caregiving. This book discusses the different angles of caregiving on an intimate level. Gently, the author invites the reader into his world, a world that will make the reader appreciate caregivers more.
David Soh Poh Huat warmly talks about his family, especially his father, Thomas, and sister, Susan. In his book, readers learn about having a close-knit family. Through the author’s story, the reader is shown the raw and explicit facts about caregiving. The author explains that sometimes it can be overwhelming, but it is a fulfilling experience. This well-thought-out book is a guidebook on how to take care of loved ones.
The book takes one on a rollercoaster of emotions. Readers can resonate with what he discusses and even bond with him through his text. For example, when talking about his sister, one can feel his words’ love, tenderness, and empathy. I enjoyed reading about David and his relationship with his sister, as one gets to learn that sibling love conquers everything.
Reading about Thomas was amazing too. Through David and his father, readers get enlightened about the essence of having a patriarch and the rewards of being part of a loving family. The primary lesson in this book is to be kind and accommodating to all. If you can offer caregiving services, do so without expecting anything. There is something beautiful about giving back to others through caregiving.
The cordial language applied by the author, his truthfulness, and how to open David Soh Poh Huat when showing his vulnerable side is appealing. I love how short the chapters are and how easy it is to complete the book in one sitting. Every page has some wisdom to appreciate.
Caregiving Gift of Unconditional Love is an educational book about caregiving, and what makes this book a great read is the author’s display of compassion. David is genuine with his readers and writes his reality. His story is uplifting, and his writing style reassuring.
Pages: 62 | ASIN : B09CTQYWKS
I Believe in Giving Hard Truths
Nature’s Gift of the Soursop Leaves is a short reference guide explaining what the soursop plant is, and what its uses are. Was writing this book therapeutic for you?
Writing this book is a challenge to me as
a. it is the first book to be written in the world
b. have to consider how reader will feel
It gives me more motivation and prompted me to write my second book two months later
Has writing and publishing a book changed the way you see yourself?
Yes, it makes me more committed to talk to people and help them.
Who has been the biggest supporter of your writing?
My wife and my late sister as she was a firm believer of the leaves. Sad that her caregiver failed to prepare.
Would you share something about yourself that your readers don’t know?
I am still doing financial but because of COVID I guess I was called to write the book.
I am very passionate in my writing as I believe in giving hard truths and experience.
Author Links: Website
Nature Gifts of the Soursop Leaves
Nature’s Gift of the Soursop Leaves (Graviola Leaves) is a short testimony and a tribute. The author, David Soh Poh Huat, lost his sister Susan Soh Sung Choo to cancer in 2020. The informative book is meant to support all those suffering from cancer. The author lists out the benefits of consuming Soursop Leaves that are said to cure cancer and many other life-threatening chronic diseases. This flower and fruit-bearing plant is native to the tropics of America and the Caribbean and is consumed worldwide for its healing properties.
David Soh Poh Huat has written this enlightening book to spread awareness about the soursop leaves. It talks about preparing the soursop leaves, then moves on to the quality of soursop leaves that one should consume and where to buy them from. It further covers a list of benefits and finally moves on to various opinions, reviews and facts both supporting and opposing the use of soursop leaves. The author writes in a straightforward and concise manner, accompanied by visuals wherever necessary, which makes following the recipe a breeze. It is meant as an expert source to help readers understand how to source and consume soursop leaves and the potential side effects.
This informative book serves as an introduction to soursop leaves and their possible uses. Throughout the book, the author cautions the reader to talk with their doctors before they consume anything with this plant. Readers who want to know more about this interesting plant and its healing properties against cancer, side effects of chemotherapy, and several other chronic diseases should definitely pick this one up. The author cautions the readers to read up on the benefits, and side effects of soursop leave further as this isn’t a medically proven text, rather the author’s individual and learned experience.
Nature’s Gift of the Soursop Leaves is a nice introduction to the soursop plant and its potential uses. It is not a detailed reference book but does provide research information to get readers started on knowing more about this amazing plant. This would be a great resource for those that enjoy learning about different plants.
Pages: 37 | ASIN : B09BHKWX6F
LITERARY TITAN 