Raise Your Game

What is the one amazing thing you were born to do? Steve Olsher, author of What is Your What, says that everyone has within them, a gift that is worth sharing with the world. We speak to Steve to discover what it takes to cultivate a life of purpose, conviction and contribution.

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Datuk Dr. Mohd Fowzi was the executive managing director of Suria Capital Holdings Bhd and among the greatest Malaysian leaders out there. Many of his lessons during his lifetime remain a huge inspiration to some of us today. Roshan Thiran shares the legacy left behind by a very inspiring leader.

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According to the internet, the average adult makes up to 35,000 decisions in a day. From the tiny split second choices to the life altering deliberations, decision making takes up a lot of mental energy.  Josh Davis joins us to share the big benefits that come from the little tweaks we can make in our daily choices so that we can be at our best for the moments that matter.

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Michael Kossler of Iclif presents this month’s weekly series, and in the first session we will discuss the importance of matching the work to the need for a team, the purpose for the team and how to select the right people for the team.

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Insights, are those precious but elusive moments when you arrive at a thought or realization that helps you understand a person or a situation in a much clearer way. It doesn’t happen often, but when it does, it feels good. But do insights only happen at random? Gary Klein, a cognitive psychologist wrote a book called Seeing What Others Don’t, that explores whether there are ways to guide our mind to develop insights that can help solve problems and spark new ideas.

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Every month, Sheila Singam brings on a client to speak about how NLP techniques can be utilized as tools to transform and solve challenges, whether in business or in personal life.

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Studies have shown that no matter what anyone tells you (including yourself), there is no such thing as multitasking. Devora Zack, author of Singletasking, talks to us about what we’re actually doing when we’re multitasking and how focusing on one task at a time is the best way to maximize our time and be more productive.

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Leaderonomics brings on Tom Conine, who will be speaking on what world class finance looks like and how business simulations have helped enhance the financial acumen of professionals from the likes of General Electric, Dell, Microsoft and Computer Associates. Tom will also be talking about how learning through finance simulations provides the opportunity and space to exchange ideas on tackling the challenges of operating a business in times of low economic growth.

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Expectations have gotten a bad reputation for being a harbinger of anger and disappointment. Using scientific research, Chris Berdik challenges the assumptions we have of expectations and presents a compelling case for the power they have to influence our success.

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Much has been said of being the right person at the right place at the right time. After all, everyone needs a breakthrough moment. In this episode, we look at how global catastrophes transformed the fortunes of some of the most famous people in recent history.

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