The Hackative Labs Show

Discover how lawyers or financial advisors can create video content for their business (legally!) through this system. Joe explores the interesting combination of social and video blogging for professionals with the co-founder of VideoSocials, Vikram Rajan.

Joe explores with Steven Hoffman (AKA Capt Hoff), the award winning author and CEO of Founders Space, on the key points from his book, Make Elephants Fly. They discussed the many conundrums of a startup, getting to product market fit, and the cultural adventures (and misadventures!) he experienced, while getting elephants to fly worldwide. Steven also has 2 upcoming books: Surviving A Startup, and The Five Forces That Change Everything

Joe chats with Sharon Marie from Online Business Scaling Secrets Facebook Group on how businesses can improve their social game especially in a time when digital platforms become the primary medium. Download your FREE copy of Facebook profile hacks here.

In this episode, Gerald Kong shares with Joe some juicy stories from his first book, Pretty Lies, Ugly Truth, about the people he encountered over the years who used barely legal methods to make money and exposes some dark secrets of businesses. Then in the second book - Ugly Lies, Pretty Truth, Gerald shares some tips of a good property management, the Tenant Funnel, as well as one trick that he recommends for a free loan.

DISCLAIMER: All information provided during the podcast is intended purely for educational purposes. Hackative Labs disclaims any and all direct/indirect liability arising from your use of the same. In any event, always seek conclusive professional advice.

In this episode, Joe speaks to Sean Sheppard, the co-founder of GrowthX and Ganesh Kumar Bangah from GrowthX Asia on the role that GrowthX plays during the current crisis, the resilience of businesses, and entrepreneurial traits needed during the pandemonium. Books mentioned: Governing Business and Relationships, The Obstacle Is The Way

In times of crisis, amidst the chaos, confusion and uncertainty, leaders are brought to a position where they have a critical responsibility to play in their business and communities.

In this episode, Joe speaks to Adam Mendler, the CEO of the Veloz Group about crisis leadership and how leaders should take the reins in handling tough times.

Adam created the Lessons in Leadership series and the Thirty Minute Mentors podcast where he regularly elicits insights from America's top leaders.

Adam has also written extensively on leadership and has been featured on Business Insider, Entrepreneur Magazine, Yahoo, Huffington Post, Inc Magazine and Forbes.

How do you maintain healthy relationships both at home and with co-workers, when a majority of your time is spent being at home during the pandemonium? Joe chats with Cindy Leong from Relationship Studio about the relationship challenges and the Enneagram personality test. We also explore if now is the right time to look for love...

In this episode, Joe chats with Navin Danapal, the S.E. Asia Director for MOX, a Mobile Only Accelerator Program by SOSV, on how businesses could weather the current downturn, especially for aspiring entrepreneurs wanting to start a business at this time. Navin himself successfully founded a startup during the '97 Asian financial crisis and he provided some actionable advice for the listeners. Business mentions: Coutloot

Ever wondered how to run a business on Mars?

Find out at 5:53!

In this episode, Joe answers three questions from listeners, submitted to the podcast contact form.

If you have any questions, feel free to drop them in the contact form HERE and because it's pretty fun to answer them, we've decided to send over some swag or goodies if you get featured in the upcoming episodes!

I had a chat with Charles Tan from KopiAndProperty.com to explore the general outlook of the property market in Malaysia during this pandemic, from the property investor's standpoint. Is the downturn worth buying? I also learnt the reason why white coffee is white... and did you know in Hong Kong, the license for driving a taxi starts from RM2.2m?

Feel free to drop any questions or comments in the form at www.hackative.com/podcast, and we are more than happy to address it in our upcoming episodes.

DISCLAIMER: All information provided during the podcast is intended purely for educational purposes. Hackative Labs disclaims any and all direct/indirect liability arising from your use of the same. In any event, always seek conclusive professional advice.