Raise Your Game

We have a pre-conceived idea of the term “genius” believed to be a magical gift in the form of a lightning bolt from the gods that strikes people like Einstein or Mozart, but not the rest of us. Here to bust that myth is Gina Rudan, author of the book Practical Genius where she shares with us how “genius” lies within all of us but it’s up to you to find it, put it to work and watch it change your life.

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Conflicts, negativity and criticisms have become common, sipping into our daily lives that it has become our way of life. We do our best to deal with them, either by speaking our minds or by staying quiet, but it doesn’t take long for us to find out how ineffective those strategies work. Victor Schueller has the answers for us in his book “Rise Above Criticism, Negativity and Conflict.” We speak with him to find out more. 

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Apprentice’s Asia first season winner Jonathan Yabut joins us to share his journey to the top of the boardroom and to speak about his book, From Grit To Great.  

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Peter Jackson's 'The Hobbit' movie trilogy ended with a rousing finale in 'The Battle of the Five Armies'.  Leaderonomics takes a walk down memory lane and reflects on the hobbit's journey as he encountered a certain dragon and other terrifying events.  How did he overcome his fears?  What does it take to overcome a dragon?

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As CEOs, businessman or entrepreneurs, we’re trained to lead and make decisions based on skill, reason and logic. But some of the most accomplished leaders and entrepreneurs will tell you that part of their success has to do with the decisions they make based on their gut feeling or intuition. So we thought it would be worth exploring this concept of intuition, as intangible as it is, to understand how it works and whether it’s within all of us to harness and master. And to share that insight with us today is Sophy Burnham, author of the book, The Art of Intuition. 

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Constant complainers take up resources, time, and mental bandwidth in the workplace. When you change a culture of complainers to one of contributors, you boost morale, increase productivity, and promote effective communication. We speak with Linda Swindling to discuss all about complainers and energy drainers. 

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 When faced with adversities, how do we respond?  In this 4 part series called Transformation in Transition, Dr Yvonne Sum will talk about not just accepting, but embracing the chaos of change, and taking a stake in the transformation that occurs as a result. This second episode is a call to action: to push past external and internal limitations, to motivate yourself and those you lead to act with agility through adversity.

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 As a self-proclaimed pain-in-the-butt-but-you-know-it’s-for-your-own-good-guide, Jill Prescott has a deep passion for helping people to fall in love with themselves, helping others remember how truly capable they are, believing that we hold within us all the answers we’ve been seeking outside of ourselves. Utilising a variety of methods like Hypnotherapy, Meditation, Harmony Integration processes, and Energy work, Jill specializes in turning your inner critic into your inner guide. 

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Today we explore practical insights about our friend, the brain, to help with our productivity and growth. Lily Cheah will speak about how life experiences actually grow different sections of our brains, which in turn affects our personalities. She will also speak about the effects of colour and how we can leverage it for productivity.

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 Doing more is sometimes not equivalent to doing better. The pursuit of excellence requires some projects to be swallowed by flames while some opportunities need to go up in smoke and rejected.  Nick Tasler shares with us the importance of quitting to succeed using his 3-part framework to put this idea into practice.

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