Sometimes I think back to the early days, when everything was beautifully simple. Just a few units, a handful of keys, and me running around like a one-man army. There was no “system,” no “roadmap”—only me, my phone, my stubbornness, and my promise to every owner: “Don’t worry, I’ll handle it.”
Back then, if I had said, “Someday this will grow so big it will touch the sky,” no one would have believed me.
But here I am, saying it anyway.
🌱 From Squeaky Doors to Rising Empires
I started with squeaky doors, broken taps, messy check-ins, and late-night guest calls. I brushed toilets on my own, carried spare bulbs in my car, and checked every room as if it were my own home.
Slowly, brick by brick, sweat by sweat, something started to grow.
One unit became ten. Ten became Thirty. Thirty became sixty.
Now, 60 units hum every day under JLHM’s care—like little planets in orbit, each one alive, breathing, waiting for guests.
Where most people saw chaos, I saw possibility. Where others said, “Too many to handle,” I replied, “Not enough yet.”
🔥 My Philosophy: Bragging With Proof
People ask me: “Jeffery, how many units can you really manage before it all collapses?”
My answer is simple: I’m not building something to collapse—I’m building something to expand, forever.
Every message, every cleaner’s schedule, every QC inspection—these aren’t small things. They’re my oxygen flow systems. Just as astronauts need oxygen in space, JLHM needs flawless daily systems. Without them, we suffocate. With them, we soar.
So when I brag, it’s not empty words. Every owner who trusted me has seen the results: rooms cleaned, guests happy, problems solved, money in the bank.
That’s not talk. That’s proof.
🌏 To Imagine is to Conquer
What excites me most isn’t what JLHM is today, but what it can become.
I imagine a city where every building is alive, every home is connected, every guest is recognized before they even knock. A world where trust is managed not just by humans, but by a living ecosystem of AI, IoT, and seamless automation.
If hotels are old castles, then JLHM is building spaceships.
And spaceships don’t stop at airports—they fly higher.
🌙 My Eyes on the Moon
Sometimes at night, I stare at the Moon. It feels close, yet impossibly far.
And then I laugh, because in my mind I’m already managing homestays there.
Picture it: domes glowing under the lunar sky, guests arriving in space shuttles, oxygen machines humming in the background like air conditioners. Check-in kiosks where, instead of Wi-Fi passwords, I’m setting up oxygen allocations and gravity stabilizers.
And QC? My team won’t just be checking bedsheets—they’ll be checking oxygen seals, ensuring dome pressure is safe.
Because in the end, hospitality is hospitality.
Whether it’s a cozy room in Melaka or a lunar dome in the Sea of Tranquility, the mission remains the same: Make people feel safe. Make them feel at home.
🪐 Dreaming About Jupiter’s Moons
Sometimes, I let my imagination drift even further—beyond the Moon, beyond Mars, all the way to Jupiter’s moons. Europa. Ganymede. Places where sunlight is weak and ice covers ancient oceans, where humanity will one day stretch its reach.
You might say, “Jeffery, you’re crazy.”
But let me tell you—every great idea once sounded insane.
Airplanes? Crazy.
The internet? Crazy.
Letting strangers rent your house? Absolutely crazy.
Yet here we are.
So yes, one day I imagine JLHM running operations where communication to Earth takes 45 minutes, where humans can’t rely on instant responses, where AI and robots manage habitats entirely autonomously.
Instead of WhatsApp task lists, there’ll be self-correcting, self-reporting systems. Instead of cleaners, maintenance bots. Instead of keys, quantum ID verification.
And at the center of it all: JLHM’s spirit—a company that dares to believe nothing is too vast to manage.
✨ Why I Brag So Loudly
Some people hide their dreams, afraid others will laugh. I’m the opposite—I brag because I want the world to laugh.
Why? Because laughter today becomes applause tomorrow.
When owners read this, I want them to feel secure knowing JLHM doesn’t just think about next month’s rent—we think about the next century of human living.
When investors read this, I want them to realize this isn’t just a company—it’s a vision worth betting everything on.
And when competitors read this, I want them to feel the ground shift beneath their feet, because they know I’m not playing the same game they are.
🌌 Closing My Eyes, Opening the Future
When I close my eyes, I see it clearly:
60 units in Melaka twinkling like distant stars.
1,000 units across Southeast Asia glowing like constellations.
Millions of units across the world, shining like entire galaxies.
And above them all—the Moon, waiting. Jupiter’s moons, waiting.
Hospitality doesn’t stop at Earth’s edge. It never will.
Maybe I won’t live to see JLHM manage a dome on Europa. But that doesn’t matter. What matters is that I dared to imagine it, to speak it into existence.
And if I can imagine it, then someone, someday, will make it real.
💡 This is why JLHM exists—not just to manage rooms, but to manage dreams, trust, and futures.
From Earth to the Stars.
Ready to join a company that thinks beyond tomorrow? Ready to be part of something that reaches for the impossible? The future of hospitality starts today, and it starts with us.
