Raise Your Game

As the world cup comes to an end, we take a look back on one of the world’s most watched sports event to see what lessons we can learn and apply in our daily lives. 

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 Is it necessary to have meaning in life? According to Khoo Swee Cheong, it is if you wish to experience fulfillment and contentment in it's purest form. In the second of this four part series, he talks about how discovering purpose is a journey and that it’s about asking yourself the right kind of questions in order to connect with your purpose.  

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Keith Wright has written and created several publications designed to repair, reinforce, and raise an individual's English literacy, language and grammar related skills. He established the International Language Academy, a registered training organization that has over the course of 10  years, worked closely with organizations in Malaysia to improve the English skills of individuals in the field of education, business and administration. Today he speaks to us about the need for Malaysians to elevate the quality of English within the corporate and business sector.

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 It's the World Cup, so who better to look to than the kings who have reigned in the kingdom of football? Regardless of which country or club you pledge your allegiance to, there is no denying the legendary skills and talents of Ronaldo, Messi and Maradona. Today we speak to Roshan Thiran to find out what makes these men the best in the business.  

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Is it possible for businesses to create an unlimited marketing budget to magnetize new customers? Jeevan Sahadevan speaks with us again, this time on the matters of pulling in your customers and why your business should be all about just that. 

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In life or at work, most of us know what to do and how to do it, but do we know why we do what we do? Khoo Swee Cheong is a firm believer that the answer to that question will help us find significance and meaning to life. Today he speaks to us about the importance of purpose and the uncertainties that can arise when we lose sight of who we are and what our purpose is.

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Like any football team worth supporting, a good business has to have it's leaders, star players or dark horses. Today, with Shankar Santhiram, we’ll review the performance in the World Cup thus far, to find out what the boys in Brazil have been doing to add value on the field, and how we too, can strive to perform at a world class level.

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Step into any bookstore and you'll find dozens of books that are centered around the needs or behaviours of CEOs. But how much is known about the second most senior executives in any organization? Today Professor Iain Densten, the Director of MBA at Monash University Malaysia gives us insight on this segment of the business society, with a focus on the social and cultural needs of executives.

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"I was wrong"- a simple phrase that is so profound in meaning and value, yet is often used with great reluctance or dismissed altogether in adamant refusal. Whether one thinks of it as an admission of failure or a sign of weakness, more harm than good is done if a person is unable to admit when they are in the wrong. Today, Imran Hashim tells us that taking ownership and learning through mistakes is a requisite to becoming an honest and courageous leader.

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Fed up with feeling dissatisfied? Determined to find alignment in life? Natalia Chouklina speaks with us on how to tap into our inner wisdom, achieving what seems impossible in life.

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