Habibullah Khong Sow Kee is a Malaysian entrepreneur, project initiator, reflective writer, and lifelong learner whose work has been shaped by more than four decades of professional, business, social, and spiritual experience.
He is the founder and driving visionary behind several knowledge-based and care-oriented initiatives, including the Academy of Global Intellectual Capital, DreamHomes, the Hypercube Sweet Economy, and related platforms that seek to turn lived experience into structured wisdom and practical value.
His life journey has taken him through engineering, property development, cooperative housing, aged-care innovation, intellectual capital development, and social mission work. Across these fields, he has consistently sought to connect business with purpose, learning with service, and human experience with long-term contribution.
Habibullah’s writings often emerge from personal reflection, real-life struggle, project experience, and a deep concern for how ordinary people may rediscover meaning, dignity, and usefulness in the Knowledge Age. His “Empty Cup” approach reflects his belief that humility, listening, unlearning, and sincere reflection are essential conditions for wisdom.
Habibullah brings the larger AGIC vision: that human experience, when captured, codified, capitalized, and circulated, can become intellectual capital for the benefit of individuals, families, institutions, and future generations. His role in this book is not merely that of a writer, but of a cultivator of a Living Garden of Knowledge.