Raise Your Game

Those who outthink their competition are those who see opportunities others ignore and challenge the status quo. Dr. Kaihan Krippendorff takes us through the Outthinker framework, which sidesteps predictable strategies and creates a clear playbook for accelerated growth.

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Achievements are a wonderful thing. But many diminish the value of their accomplishments, often chalking it up to timing and luck, rather than skill or intellect. We examine the reasons behind that short lived sense of achievement with Dr. Valerie Young, a leading expert on what's known as the impostor syndrome.

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Swing dance is a passion to some, a hobby to others. However, according to Swing Dance enthusiast, James Lee, life itself is very much like dancing. Join James, from Leaderonomics, as he shares five key leadership lessons that you can take away from the dance floor and apply to the rest of your life.

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As the CEO of the $1.7 billion manufacturing company Barry-Wehmiller, Robert Chapman is on a mission to change the way businesses treat their employees, by considering each and every single person as a member of the family. How does this concept work in the real world? We speak to Bob to learn more about this seemingly unfathomable approach to running a business.

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Goal setting is one of the greatest pillars in the foundation for success. But the strategies for creating optimized goals are not always clear for all to see. We go through the best practices with Adelena Lestari Chong, co-founder of Paddee Connexions.

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A recent study at Wharton says that 96% of leaders and managers report being extroverted, and only 6% saw introversion as an advantage. The figures add up- extrovert qualities like confidence and charisma have long been hailed as prized traits in leaders. But innovators and leaders like Albert Einstein and Mark Zuckerberg suggest that introverts could be as superior, if not better, than their revered counterpart.  Beth Buelow, founder of The Introverted Entrepreneur, elaborates. 

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No person is exempt from the pressure of work, but there are those who appear to handle stress extremely well, and there are others who are one mishap away from losing it. How do you get from the latter to the former? Mind and body wellness advocate Milena Nguyen, shares some of the simple practices that we can try to combat that niggling feeling of emotional imbalance.

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Self affirmation has always been a popular standard for motivating one's self to reach goals. But could questioning one's own ability do the same? We explore the concept of interrogative self care as a strong, realistic alternative. 

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Jeevan Sahadevan joins us monthly to give tips and tricks for anyone to overcome the many challenges in the world of business.

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Because of the breakneck pace of change that’s now common in practically every creative industry, simply keeping abreast of new developments can be a huge challenge.  Stuart Hardy, Faculty Director of Executive Direction at the Berlin School of Leadership gives his outlook on the local landscape of creative businesses that span from advertising and marketing to media and entertainment, and offers up ways for creative leaders to raise standards and innovate the industry.

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