Attending Diploma in Palm Oil Milling Technology by MPOB in 2007 is an eye opener to overall palm oil industry.
In 2009, I started writing on Blogspot.
At that time, I was working deep in the jungle—far from towns, far from comfort, and far from the internet. For almost six years, I lived and worked in isolation, with no real connection to the outside world. The plantation was my world, the mill my classroom, and experience my greatest teacher.
Everything changed when I finally gained internet access in Miri.
For the first time in years, I could connect with the world again. And I realised something important—there were countless untold stories from the palm oil industry. Stories about hardship, resilience, engineering challenges, leadership, and human struggle. Stories that deserved to be shared.
That was how Kembara Insan Blog was born—16 years ago.
Many people asked me, “Why do you write?”
My answer is simple: today, it is becoming increasingly rare to find engineers who write. Engineers who document their journey, share their lessons, and reflect on life beyond drawings, machines, and KPIs.
I write because I want to change that.
Writing is not just about words; it is about leaving a trail for the next generation. If my experiences can inspire, guide, or even comfort someone walking a similar path—then every word is worth it.
This is my journey.
This is Kembara Insan.
Why i creating this blog?
Due to below
1. Get out of your head and write from your heart.
2. Some write to inspire and some inspire to write. (Alankrita)
3. All you have to do is to write one true sentence. Write the truest sentence that you know. (Ernest Hemingway)
4. It is okay to write garbage - as long as you edit brilliantly. (C.J. Cherryh)
5. Don't forget, no one else sees the world the way you do, so no one else can tell the stories that you have to tell. (Charles de Lint)
6. I write to inspire, to create, to motivate. (Christen Blades)
7. Look it your heart and write.
8. You don't write because you want to say something, you write because you have something to say. (F. Scott Fitzgerald)
9. If I waited for perfection, I would never write a word. (Margaret Atwood)
10. Better to write for yourself and have no public, than write for the public and have no self. (Cyril Connolly)
11. I write to inspire, I write to educate, I write to give voice to the voiceless, I write because my world depends on my work, I write because I want to he heard even without a platform. (Love Igbeboh)
12. By doing what you love, you inspire & awaken the hearts of others.
13. Work for a cause, not for applause. Live life to express, not to impress. (Grace Lichtenstein)
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