Ready to launch your product or service? In this episode we talk about 23 ways that allow you to get valuable feedback on your idea. You will also find all points listed on our blog at www.disrupting.asia.

Welcome to our latest weekly roundup! We will give you a quick summary about what happened in the business and entrepreneurial world in Asia.

In this episode we are talking with Toshiki Abe about social tourism in Japan and beyond. Toshiki Abe founded Ridilover Japan, a tour operator that organizes over 300 unique tours and trips to address social issues like homelessness. Listed on Forbes 30-under-30 2016 Toshiki and his team are passionate about their mission of making a difference.

This is our first weekly roundup where we give you all the information and news about what happened the past week.

Your online reputation is one of the biggest assets you can have in generating leads and getting new customers.

It’s statistically proven that the majority of people nowadays will look up your company before buying anything from you. They simply go to Google type your name + reviews and will make a decision based on the results and if you're not taking care of it like for example having outdated prices or photos or, having bad reviews, you will lose on a lot of business.

Listen to this week's episode and learn how to easily avoid any pitfalls.

Ever wondered how habits work? In this episode you will learn how to easily form tiny habits and how to grow these tiny habits into bigger ones with a few simple tricks.

As entrepreneurs, executives and managers we are faced with full calendars and long days but we often tend to wear too many hats and do mind-boggling activities that look simple but can turn into time consuming tasks - in this episode we talk about the most time consuming activities we're facing daily and 7 great hacks on how to avoid these.

What does it take you to succeed? Don't take advice from fake gurus and coaches who know less about business than a six-year old selling lemonade. Success may take longer for some than for others - but with just a few simple habits you will separate yourself easily from the rest.

Walter Lee is an extraordinary entrepreneur, restaurateur, author, philanthropist and TEDx speaker from Malaysia who is mainly based in Thailand since 1989. He’s the founder of Zy Movement Foundation which helps children with movement disabilities in Asia.

In this week’s interview, we talk with Walter about his foundation which was inspired by his son Zy Kher Lee who was born only with one complete left arm and two dislocated hips. After doctors in multiple countries said he will never properly walk Walter and Zy eventually found a multi-disciplinary approach at the Heidelberg University Hospital in Germany.

Sarun Pinyarat is the CEO of Fungjai.com, Thailand's largest and fastest growing music community startup and also the co-founder of BEAR Visual Specialist School and FUUM Design Studio. In this episode we talk about his time in Silicon Valley, entrepreneurship, the idea behind Fungjai and the ups and downs of being the CEO of a startup.