In this enlightening episode, Dr. Shazwani Kamarudin sees the light in the hours of darkness. HE dives into the term referring to the ‘cold light of the night’ or ‘heatless light’ also known as the ‘light of the moon’ in seeing the light between life and death experience for her newborn and the struggle behind her journey of premature childbirth. She reflects on the story of motherhood and hopes for a miracle through powerful prayers, especially from the moments of survival. The horrifying yet miraculous incident has taken a new meaning to her divine purpose in life. In the spirit of faith, her trust in Allah (God) has restored a deep sense of His love for finding insight, tranquility, and acceptance to shine the light in any situation.

In this episode, HE opens up the conversation with Kohinoor K. as she propels on a quest to live her life through a spiritual and self-love journey, living and loving every moment in life through her experiences and how she appreciates herself wholeheartedly to discover the beauty of self-love and gratitude. Behind her kind and loving soul, this is the story where she sees, accepts, and moves past her reflection to explore the freedom to be who she aspires to be and embrace her authentic self with gratification. Living her life takes on a spiritual journey that resembles an understanding of what it means to find herself again and heal from the challenges she endured. Most importantly, she recognized that life is here to serve a purpose. The purpose is to live.

In this episode, Nadia Halim Dziobkowska defines her rendition of the word ‘blip’. HE unfolds the story of searching for the magic to live extraordinarily and celebrating her most precious moments in creating something new, her upcoming cosmetic and beauty line @BlipbyNadiaHalim. The founding of Blip truly reflects a pragmatic approach for women to regain their confidence through the philosophical spirit of living uniquely and authentically by eliminating doubts, instilling the idea to believe in themselves, and be magically bold and ‘un-blip-ably’ beautiful. She unlocks the key to her secrets of how she accelerates and shifts her astronomical success behind the magic of ‘Nadia Halim’ and what maneuvers the next course of life from her painful past to lead a colorful, cheerful, and magical life.

In this episode, Nadiah Aziz seeks to embrace changes in life through acceptance and contentment. HE uncovers how she initiates life-altering lessons and experiences on a personal level, overcomes the obstacles, and becomes a person significant to self-compassion. She delves into the discovery of how beautiful life can be when she appreciates the inevitable changes and finds the meaning of her purpose in life. As a teacher, the journey may have identified her true calling. The story of becoming the change is the importance of having difficult conversations to being soulful, and bolder than ever.

In this episode, HE discovers how Mooks defines the meaning of endless possibilities and succeeds in life through his singing career as the lead singer and a band member of the Malaysian punk rock band, One Buck Short. The story begins with his struggles growing up with speech impairment and why returning to Malaysia after living in the United States for most of his childhood has affected his condition despite the therapy and support he has received. However, stuttering never stops him from becoming who he aspires to be. He reveals how he rises to the challenge to stay appealing to today’s world and become the reason for everyone, particularly his beloved children, to believe that anything is possible.

In this episode, HE engages in a conversation with Fariza Sakina’s approach to a well-lived life through her self-discovery journey and the story behind the epitome of a meaningful and purposeful existence. Her vision of the concept is exceptionally distinct from the theme. Her ultimate motive in this lead is to influence and persuade a positive impact on the community, specifically underprivileged children. She indicates that her true passion is in childhood education. As a proud Sabahan, the free-spirited tribal princess with a gentle, loving soul aims to publish a book in the future related to children’s mental health and aspires to be a trailblazer in changing the education system.

In this episode, Qistina Ayu spares a thought for the big question here on HE. It dives into the empty spaces and fills in the questions with a navigable course. The answers are yet to be known. She shares her story to help those who grieve to be in a position of change for the next chapter in life and take the time to ask and follow through with themselves to make the steps forward more meaningful and purposeful before making any drastic actions into a whole new future. All that she knows is after years of pain and numerous walks of remembrance, brighter days are promising. She consoles herself with hopes and self-love as she continues to give herself ample space for joyous days ahead.

In this thought-provoking and energizing episode, Tj Nizam defines the true meaning of a role model to imply the right of someone to do something positive and concede to living authentically. The conversation with HE unfolds the journey as a fashion designer, the founding of Mazin and the tales of a deep sense of loss— the passing of a dearly beloved friend, Didie Nasir that sparks the beacon of hope and the reason behind the discovery of a dream turned reality. The anecdote of becoming in the odyssey of ‘Let Me Be Me’ is to conform to the idea of finding happiness that could alternate the narrative you utter to yourself toward reaching an enriched and aspirational life.

In this episode, HE explores the story with Jean Loh on what day-to-day life in Paris is about, the idea behind “Paris, I Love You,” what it means and what moves her decision to leave for France, and what makes her fall in love with Paris. As she talks about her everyday obstacles working and living in a foreign place as an expatriate and how it differs from the other places she has lived before, she shares her journey of why moving far from home in Malaysia isn’t the same. She thrives on a personal and professional level, rises to the challenge, and strives to become a better person through this experience that helps her to rediscover herself and finds a new meaning to her purpose in life.

In this episode, Junita Rashid questions whether she can successfully balance family life and running a business. The answer is yes, only with support from her mother, husband, partners, and the team. As a co-founder of Bossmama she explains how the founding began and how the idea has helped mothers in their breastfeeding journey. The community has also positively impacted many women from all walks of life. The conversation with HE explores how she finds ways to balance everything that relates to her as a wife, a mother, a daughter, and an entrepreneur to discover her inspiration in life through experiences that humble her and how this journey has changed her to be the best version of herself.