Changing Impossible to I'mpossible

Changing Impossible to I\'mpossible will be one of the most exciting reads in your life. Readers will travel an unending quest to self-mastery that is uniquely filled with Victor\'s personal anecdotes and experiences. Sharing his life\'s journey, Victor is not just telling his story for the sake of a story to be told, but to connect and relate with us about the similarities that we are all faced with every day. Changing Impossible to I\'mpossible covers a whole different range of personal development skills. It starts from learning how to believe in ourselves, the importance of having a purpose in our life, effective study techniques, key attitudes to achieve success in our life, completed with finding our true purpose in life. Written by a successful teenager, this book relates very well with teenagers who want to achieve the most out of their life in a very special way. It is also magnificent book for parents who want to understand the basic needs and wants of their beloved children.

“Just read the first and last chapters of this book and you will immediately understand what I mean. The words “WELL GROUNDED” comes to mind. I highly recommend this book not only to teenagers and youths, but especially to parents.”
– James Gwee, Indonesia’s Favourite Seminar Speaker & Trainer

“This book is a brilliant book to motivate and boost the spirit of our teenagers … A must read book for teenagers, especially those who are dreaming of studying abroad!”
– Kak Seto, Komnas Perlindungan Anak

“It is definitely a “must-have”, “must-read” book with a “can do” and “will-do” motivating force for people who genuinely have the burning desire to succeed in life.”
– Dato’ Lawrence Chan Kum Peng, CSP, International Training Consultant, Professional Speaker

“All his efforts toward his life’s successes are inspiring and enriching.”
– Anita Lie, Ed.D., Professor of Education, Widya Mandala Catholic University, Surabaya

“This book will inspire many people especially teenagers and also parents who want the best out of their children.”
– Prof Fatimah Hanima de. Sp. Kj(k), Psychiatrist for children and teenagers

“The right way, in a scholastic jargon, i.e “recta-ratio”, described by Victor as processes done in a hard- way, is a surest way to success.”
--Father Yohanes Robini O.P.