Micah 6 Women with Tamara Wu

Being a succesful Christian entrepreneur is not defined of when the business is succesful. It is when we face challenges in the business, but our character still reflects Christ like character of joy, peace, and kindness that makes people question why.

Peter shares how God is good not because the business is doing well, but because his definition of success is to how we can witness God is good and is sovereign regardless.

Here we hear stories of how our witness to Jesus is through the decision we make as a leader to love people and honor Him.

Hard conversation with brutal honesty reflecting how the divorce of my parents influenced me and my siblings. An ask-all for the first time to my mother how she viewed her divorce and a journey of accepting, without regret, the past and being grateful in the current season.

As a first time founder, leading a startup in your 20s managing a big group of people may seem daunting. I interviewed Gaby Wantah, who cofounded an edtech startup and in 1.5 year, it was acquired by Bukalapak, a giant e-commerce in Indonesia. For her, the acquisition was not the goal, but a result of building up the right mission and right team. The journey required letting go, trusting God to fill in your weakness and as a result, building a team that is better able to rely on each other more. Listen to this podcast to hear how she got there and where she is now.

Waiting can be hard. Hear from Sasha Tjie's story about how to wait well for the relationship God has for you. Is it really that God has someone for me? How do I know? You will hear both perspectives on the waiting process and what you can do today as you wait. 

Either for the one searching about their life's direction or to find purpose in their current job, Tamara shares her experience of achieving career highs yet still feeling empty. That was her awakening moment to start living life into her "truest and first" calling--embracing who God has made us to be rather than for what we can do in this world. 

A lot of young people get into the tech startup world, just to stay for few months and quit. Interviewing Priscilla Anais, who had helped Tokopedia grow from leading a team of 2 to leading a team of 80, being the youngest VP of Product. Learn how to "lead without a title" and other essentials skills and tips to STANDOUT amongst your peers in the workplace. Here is how she grew herself and her team in the most exciting unicorn in Indonesia!