Raise Your Game

What is design thinking? How can you use it to be a better leader? And how do you start to incorporate it into your business? Khairul Anwar, director of DT Leadership, discusses all things design thinking.

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Perfection is something we all strive towards - but what if accepting imperfection is the key to true happiness? Paul Dolan, professor of behavioural science at the London School of Economics and Political Science and happiness expert discusses his book, “Happy Ever After: Escaping The Myth of The Perfect Life”.

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Shirley Taylor, trainer, speaker, and business communication expert discusses the ways in which we can use our electronic voice, recognise and highlight leadership ability, and the surprisingly clear way towards effective business communication.

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Shirley Taylor, trainer, speaker, and business communication expert discusses the ways in which we can use our electronic voice, recognise and highlight leadership ability, and the surprisingly clear way towards effective business communication.

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There are many ways to become an entrepreneur, and which path you choose is affected by your mindset, your personality, and your goals. Don Hummons, behavioural psychologist, and Mel Leow, founder of API Coaching, discuss the neuroscientific background of what make the 8 types of entrepreneurs tick.

Business leaders tend to have big dreams and lofty goals, but it takes structure and logic to put the foundation in place for those visions. Nigesh Armon from Leaderonomics shares how to build those technical competencies to support vision.

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Ric Lindberg is a consultant helping global organizations with team development based on coaching, metrics, and KPIs. A self-proclaimed data nerd, Ric is especially passionate about analytics and automation, and embraces the concept of gamification and testing new ideas, especially within organizational leadership.

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On a quest to discover the unknown history of her heritage and ancestors, Angeline Teh uncovered valuable insight into the life and times of her great great grandfather, Teh Lay Seng, who contributed to Sun Yat Sen’s rise in power. She shares her story and the important takeaways from his life in her part-inspirational book, part-memoir, “Wisdom of the Past”.

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Often, being professional comes at the cost of bottling or ignoring your emotions. So how do you reconcile being emotional with working well? Liz Fosslien discusses the book she wrote with Mollie West Duffy, “No Hard Feelings: The Secret Power of Embracing Emotions at Work”, which discusses everything from vulnerability in the workplace, how to ignore the office grouch, and how to find the peak of emotional balance for a productive day.

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A sense of self and identity has always been a big part of a leader’s journey. But it becomes more important in today’s world where changes are fast and constant, and where the younger generation is continuously bombarded with information and social influence. Sashe Kanapathi from Leaderonomics discusses why identity formation is important, and how we can embrace the process.

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