In Part Three of our podcast series, Mirza unveils the driving force behind the inception of Matchday Affairs. He shares captivating anecdotes from his experiences serving clients, shedding light on the scams to be vigilant about when purchasing football match tickets and how Matchday Affairs offers protection against them. Mirza also offers a glimpse into the unique travel experiences that come with choosing Matchday Affairs. Through his storytelling, Mirza emphasizes the value of building genuine relationships with clients, fostering trust, and creating unforgettable memories for all involved.

In Part Two of our podcast series, Mirza shares his incredible journey, from brain surgery and rehabilitation to his family's business background. We'll also explore why he transitioned from engineering to entrepreneurship, offering a captivating story of resilience and transformation.

In this podcast episode, we welcome Mirza, a devoted Liverpool fan and the creator of Matchday Affairs. In Part One of our conversation, Mirza candidly discusses his battle with frequent epilepsy, a condition that ultimately led him to undergo surgery. Join us to hear his inspiring journey, from his love for football to his triumph over health challenges.

In Part 3, Haikal overcame personal challenges to follow his passion for teppanyaki dining. He discusses location research, fusion menu design, finding startup capital, staff hiring, and the need to adapt. This episode is a motivational story for aspiring restaurateurs or Asian cuisine enthusiasts, showing how to turn an idea into reality with determination.

In Part 2, Haikal Khan shares more details about starting his oil and gas equipment testing business and the challenges faced. He opens up about a difficult 3-month depressed period and the importance of a supportive spouse. Haikal also discusses skills learned from previous jobs.

In Part 1, Haikal Khan shares his background working in the oil and gas industry starting 2006, including being sent overseas to Russia and New Zealand. He started his own oil and gas equipment testing business in 2011. Haikal also discusses his injury that transitioned him from services to sales.

In the final part, Nicholas Choy explains how Rolling Pineapple operates as a social enterprise. He shares about upskilling and helping communities through first aid training, as well as partnering with various organizations on social initiatives. Nicholas also discusses his long-term vision and priorities for the business.

In Part 2, Nicholas Choy continues sharing his entrepreneurial journey, from dropping out of polytechnic and struggling with depression, to finding structure through national service. He discusses being self-employed as a personal trainer and freelance first aid instructor. Nicholas also weighs in on the value of formal education versus hands-on entrepreneurial experience.

The conversation provides an inside look at the challenges and personal growth Nicholas experienced starting multiple businesses over the years.

In Part 1, Nicholas Choy shares his background leading up to starting his business Rolling Pineapple. He talks about starting a nutrition club business at 19 which ultimately closed, and the lessons learned. Nicholas also discusses dropping out of polytechnic to focus on the business and how his army experience built confidence.

Nicholas shares entrepreneurial journey, the challenges faced starting a physical business and key takeaways from his time in national service.

In the final part of his interview, entrepreneur Ridjal Noor provides advice for home-based F&B business owners looking to expand. He stresses the importance of capital, hiring the right team, and focusing on customer satisfaction rather than having the "best" product. Ridjal also shares his views on hiring employees who moonlight, and discusses his long-term vision for his businesses.