Organizations today more than ever depend on the vigor, dedication, and efficiency of their staff to prosper in today's society.

The vast majority of team leaders are in agreement that a company's most valuable asset is its workforce. But in practice, that is only accurate when the vast majority of employees are completely committed and engaged in their jobs. 

For this week's episode of the podcast, we're joined by Matt as he shares his insights and understanding of the importance of engaging a team. Join us as Matt shares the value of communication planning, his approach to working with a team, and setting expectations.

When you take over the family business, the stigma of you having the freedom to skip the menial tasks and go right to the exciting stuff is often brought to light. The idea that these individuals aren't required to face adversities because the problems have been dealt with is what others may view them as. 

Keen Choong, the director of the family business Haus Luxury Furnitures, joins me for this week's podcast episode. Keen discusses the obstacles he has had to overcome as he moves the business in a more modern direction throughout our discussion. While he talks about his experience working with Haus, he shares the importance of him establishing his reputation and value to his team.

In this week's episode of the podcast, Bethany Rajendram, production manager of Creative Storehouse, joins us to discuss how to approach a production business when developing creative media assets.

In order to increase productivity, which leads to a successful outcome for all sides, Bethany discusses identifying the purpose behind projects, establishing clear communications, creating a budget range, and aligning expectations. 

Rodger Roy Joseph, founder, director, and drum instructor of Ram Music Network, joins us in this week's episode of the podcast.

Tune in as Rodger gives us a deeper look into how he pursued his love for music and rhythm to become a drum instructor, the growth of Ram Music Network, and how he has been able to bring drum circles not just to a younger audience but into corporate team development exercises as well.

Be sure to stay until the end of the episode as Rodger conducts a drum circle in the Creative Storehouse Studio! 

If you'd like to find out more about Rodger, be sure to visit the links down below:

Rodger Roy Joseph
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rodgerroyjoseph/

Ram Music Network 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rammusicnetwork/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ9D7wTEkBH07VXTqhYoQC the 

In this week's episode of the podcast, I'm joined by Matt as he shares his experiences working as a full-time employee, a freelancer, and a business owner.

In our discussion, Matt talks about his freelancing workday, the challenges he had working as his own boss, the process he had to transition his career as a business owner, and why that was the right decision for him.

Ascendance is an international youth movement founded by 4 youngsters in 2015. Ascendance empowers today's youth by enabling them to figure out their passion and achieve holistic success while still attending school. Today, the team is managed by Gen Zs aged 8 to 25 years old.

We're joined by Harsha Ravindran, one of the co-founders of Ascendance as she shares more about  Ascendance, the Avery Dennison grant, and future plans for the international youth movement. 

To find out more about Ascendance and how you can help support a child be sure to visit the link down below!

Website: https://ascendancepro.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ascendancepro/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ascendancepro/
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Ascendancepro

Many of us have become accustomed to being proud of our independence and self-sufficiency in the modern world we live in today. Our culture and society depend on independent and responsible individuals required to pull our own weight without asking for help. 

However, it is important to ask for assistance, and instead of viewing this as a sign of weakness, we should see it as a chance to develop and learn from others. 

Join us this week as Matt and I have a conversation about why relying on others has become so important in our day-to-day lives. 

Cerene See, a recent graduate medical student, joins us for this week's episode of the Creative Storehouse Podcast. 

In this episode, Cerene discusses her experience working as a temporary clinical assistant under a urologist at Subang Jaya Medical Centre. She discusses her experience dealing with preoperative patient counseling, insurance work, and surgery planning.

Tune in as Cerene discusses the differences between what she studied in university and what she has learned in the operating room, as well as the skills she has had to employ outside of the classroom.