"You need a mindset where you can produce things independently to move forward and grow." -Dr. Zulkifli bin Zainal Abidin-

"When it comes to education, it's about creating a wholistic approach above everything else." -Syahida Johan-

"Social media has exposed me to so many things such as politic, social issues such as racism and it's really helped me grow as a person and content writer" -Zulaikha Zulkiflee-

"It's the people first and how they use the tools because the tools are already out there. It's a social norms thing and this is what dictates people's behaviour online. Do the back work, if you read something that is a bit fishy there's no harm in checking if there are any legitimate news sources reporting on it. A multi-stakeholder approach would be the best way to be safe online and user empowerment should be how we approach things."

In the age of speed, we get our information almost instantly. Everything moves really fast. At times faster than we care to admit as well. Authenticity, safety, and privacy are all factors we need to consider for ourselves and our kids to be aware.

In this episode, Edika shares with us through his professional opinion the best way for us to equip ourselves against harmful or inauthentic content when receiving them online. Edika believes in user empowerment and having a multi-stakeholder approach where self-regulation of individuals, companies, nations and etc in combating fake news.

“Everyone has a mental process, they’re just not aware of it. But they may not be aware of it, and therefore they can’t tweak it. If we’re aware of our mental process, then we can tweak our physical process to get the outcome we want and would make us more effective human beings.” -Marcus Lim-

Our guest for this episode is Marcus Lim, a Neuro- Linguistic programming master coach. Marcus currently works at an e-commerce company where his main task/ is to help the organisation/ develop and manage its talent.

Aside, from working with developing talent in his day job, Marcus also trains Parkour and coaches people in the art of overcoming physical obstacles. He believes that overcoming physical obstacles requires overcoming the mind and limiting beliefs as well, and his work as a Parkour coach translate to many other aspects of his life.

Episode guest: Irfan Noordin, Data Scientist.

We also delved into how data could really benefit organisations both big and small in their productivity and efficiency.

"There are many entrepreneurs with great products, but they're not sure how to tell their stories and market their product." -Richard Ker-

During the pandemic, we saw a rise in interest in fitness among people. Many have started taking their health more seriously and Bro Taufiq is one of those people who has helped many on their fitness journey since the pandemic.

Episode Guest: Arief Imran, GCEO, SERV X.

A lot of businesses struggle to find the right balance between surviving and keeping the morals of their companies up.

With the future still being uncertain, there are many who are anxious to find out how to prepare for the future of the work environment.

Is working from home the future we all see? Or is it just a phase that’s necessary for now? And if we were to go down the hybrid route, what will that look like?

Listen to what Arief has to say as he navigates this uncharted terrain of the future of the working ecosystem and beyond.

How can we create more positive and enlightening content for the public? In the age of content that is accessible to us 24/7, we’re constantly being bombarded with marketing messages.

In this episode, REKA’s very own Irma Syazreena discusses why she thinks it’s important for businesses to create positive content that will impact society in the right way.