In this episode, HE starts off a conversation about the different types of insurance to clarify on the misguided information surrounding insurance regulations. As a Business Manager, Don Nazar believes the way forward is to practice with integrity; to navigate consumers by giving an unbiased transparency and upholding a high standard of business conduct and ethical behavior to prevent misuse of the products and services. The story leans on the most challenging experience running the business that changed him as a person to reflect on his role in fatherhood and friendship, and how it forged him to be the person he is today. Finally, he reveals a winning answer about a voyage with his family as the ultimate lifelong dream.

In this episode, the conversation with HE stems from how Edison Ho redefines male pageantry to influence awareness surrounding mental health, fitness, and well-being. As a contestant and a finalist, beauty pageants are an empowering platform. It has been a source of inspiration to be the voice of the voiceless. His participation has helped promote confidence and a healthier definition of masculinity by rejecting the judgment of rank solely on the physical attribute, as it doesn’t make him less than a man. He shares his experience with the pageantry industry and his proclamation to utilize social media with the highest dependency to engage in healthy and impactful spectacles.

In this fun and exciting episode, the casual conversation goes over some of the biggest mistakes we’ve made, the lessons we’ve learned, and the achievements we’ve accomplished. As HE shares the numerology of the upcoming years and the epiphanies each of us has had, the hopes and dreams we have for the world, it serves as our groundbreaking manifestation to reflect upon ourselves in the future. Let’s unfold the power we possess, release our inhibition, free ourselves from the past, pains, and doubts, liberate our sorrows and negative energies and embrace the days ahead with love and kindness to lead a meaningful and purposeful life.

In this episode, HE explores an understanding of the impact and the harm it does to someone’s life with Justin George. Through his experience, validation helps with emotional support and serves as a journey of growth and a sense of self-awareness in building an identity. However, the history of his past related to working with new challenges as responsibilities evolved, ineffective and excessive overgeneralization of positivity may appear toxic and often misunderstood. He suggests practicing learning to recognize and validate another person’s thoughts, feelings, sensations, and behaviors dismiss toxicity resulting in the denial, minimization, and invalidation of the authentic human emotional experience.

In this episode, HE begins the journey in the discovery of the founding of Nexuses and the story behind building the health-tech startup to change how the healthcare industry operates to improve medical treatment. The simplified system provides patients the ultimate control in organizing and utilizing medical data effortlessly for an accurate diagnosis the first time. It dives into his duty as a Founder, Techprenuer, and Chief Visionary Officer in setting up the platform to optimize the system to its fullest potential. He aims to set the establishment apart from other leading medical technology and contribute back to the world by focusing on himself as a person who can emulate the world around him to change.

In this episode, Natasha Ozeir shines the light on what it means to live on her terms. She discovers herself by understanding who she is to her best advantage. She realizes the insignificance she withstands is irrelevant to the bigger picture of life. As an entrepreneur and co-founder of Pretty Suci, starting the business empowers her to take charge of her life by doing what she loves that relates to her as a woman. As she moves past her reflection, there are no secret ingredients to living on your terms. She encompasses the acknowledgment of what a great privilege it is to be human. The fulfillment in life with a sense of purpose is to bear no malice and live for today.

In this episode, she unwraps her younger self and how her upbringing has allowed her to trust herself as she navigates the hardship she endures to own her story. She attests to trusting in the glory the world can emulate by embracing the child quality she has always loved. During the pandemic is when she gained trust again and found her voice. The isolation has acquired her the freedom to journal and provided her with traces of her footsteps in discovering the truth behind who she is. She is adamant that trust is an essential element and a foundational principle that holds her life intact. Trust is treating yourself with love and compassion by consistently looking after your needs and safety.

In this episode, HE unearths a story behind Megat’s journey as an interior designer— how he steers his way to the success of Megriff Designs. The firm has helped design and build numerous prominent clients for their luxury homes known as the impression of a lifetime. Nonetheless, the conversation takes back to his early childhood since the passing of his father and how his career took flight. He defines what it means to be successful, what inspires him to become a visionary, and how his mother played a role in his life. He shares the challenges he faced and how he overcomes the difficulties to stay consistent, all in the name of success.

In this episode, HE delves deep into the milestone research conducted by Dr. Johan Juhari on coping strategies and mental disorders among LGBT+ community in Malaysia. He explains the community is vulnerable to mental disorders due to the pressures of being in a conservative heteronormative culture. The stigmas that Malaysian LGBT+ individuals face from society, the law, and within themselves often are caused by societal and religious values incompatible with the ideology of non-cis-gendered that leads to institutionalized prejudice, social stress, social exclusion, discriminatory hatred, violence, internalized guilt and shame. He suggests more studies should be conducted— to better understand and better manage mental disorders of the Malaysian LGBT+ community as an initiative to navigate the future of a nation that is inclusive and fair for all.

In this raw and candid episode, Chiq Ruslan reveals to HE the story behind her painful divorce experience, the trauma, and how she initiates to advocate and provide support for people going through a divorce. Cultural and societal expectations may be the reason why adjusting to new life after divorce is difficult. She asserts although developing another relationship is ideal, she has more reason to discover herself and find a new meaning in life. Starting over doesn’t necessarily mean moving on— it’s leaning into solitude and being the start of your own life. She recognizes the past can’t be changed but she can certainly build an imminent future as the past may fade over time.