The Show
(with Han Ee & David)
Coaching can be quite an isolating profession. This week we spent some time with Traci Manalani, Learning Development Professional and Larissa Thurlow, Leadership Coach to find out more about Coaching Supervision – its purpose, objectives, and how having space for reflective practice can benefit your coaching journey.
From venturing into starting a Subway franchise all the way to successfully restructuring the business model of Domino’s Pizza for the China market, we were thrilled to learn more about Michael Johnsen’s journey as an entrepreneur this week on The Show! In addition, with more than 15 years of on-the-ground, practical and strategic experience in leadership throughout Asia (especially China), we caught up with him to discuss the key ingredients for organisations to be future-ready.
What a wonderful time we had speaking to Sport Psychologist Randi Jackson, PhD this week! In this episode, we discuss her work with both high-performing athletes and professionals and find out how best practices in team sports can actually help transform corporate teams (are trust falls really the answer to long-term team cohesion?) We also touch on self-care, what it really means to go slow to go fast.
This week, we had the pleasure of speaking to Ratna Juita, TEDx Speaker, Well-Being Strategist and Mental Health Advocate. Aligned to World Mental Health Day last week about her personal and professional journey of stepping into discomfort and the techniques she practised to help her embrace the unknown.
We had the wonderful opportunity to catch up with Tessa Char of Mindterra this week. Tune in as we explore her experience of working with startups, and learn more about the mental obstacles that hold people back from performing either personally or professionally.
Wellness Warrior
Find out how mental wellness builds resilience as our hosts from The Mindful Village connect with professionals across various industries on this bi-weekly podcast series. Episodes premiers live on LinkedIn every other Mondays, audio release every other Wednesdays on all major podcast channels!
Join us on the latest episode of Wellness Warrior as we sit down with Johnny Ong, a psychotherapist, author, and mindfulness evangelist from Safe Space™ . Johnny shares his wealth of experience in the mental wellness space and provides insights on how to cultivate resilience through mindfulness practices.
We welcome Kyryl Daud from Wellness Warrior to the (virtual) studio this week! At Safe Space™ , Kyryl acts as the Therapist Community Manager, responsible for creating and implementing strategies to cultivate a thriving community for mental healthcare professionals. In this episode, he shares the importance of workplace wellness as well as shares tips on how he sets boundaries to lead a well-balanced life.
For Joy Lim, HR Executive at she found that nurturing mental resilience at work is cultivated through community. “In order to be strong, you need a lot of support,” She quips, recalling how her manager had advocated for her mental wellbeing even when they were at their busiest.
This podcast episode features a discussion with guest Marc Doetze, a partner at Telos Partners, about important topics related to leading a fulfilling life. The conversation covers strategies for clarifying one’s purpose in life, discovering one’s true calling, and becoming more proactive in pursuing change. The episode also introduces Lalit Jagtiani as our brand new co-host. It promises to be an insightful conversation that you won’t want to miss.
“How do we shape (organisational) culture?”
Managing diverse cultures in remote teams can be a challenge. But fear not! This week on our podcast, we have Dolon Gupta, who has worked with different teams and facilitated intercultural fluency in virtual teams.
Join us as Dolon shares her insights from her experiences, and delves into the differences between national culture and individual culture. You won’t want to miss this one!
In this podcast episode, we speak with Chiew Hui Chan, who shares his dynamic background and his experience with the art of not planning. He shares tips on navigating change and the importance of being adaptable in an ever-evolving environments. The conversation delves into Chiew’s unconventional journey growing up in different environments and how that has shaped his definition of success, focusing on meaning and purpose. Additionally, we discuss the upcoming AI era and how the power of computing cannot replace an innovative mind. The episode offers insights on navigating change, finding purpose, and the importance of creativity in an ever-evolving world.
In this podcast episode, we are joined with Rachele Forcardi to discuss the different perspectives, perceptions, and preferences in the workplace across different generations. We explore how millennials are transforming the workplace environment for the better, and what organisations can do to recognise and embrace generational diversity. We also explore how individuals from different generations can come together and collaborate effectively, and how to cultivate multigenerational fluency to thrive in a multigenerational workforce. The conversation aims to address where we are now and where we need to be in terms of creating a more inclusive and productive workplace.
Through his rich background, both in the US Military as well as in education, we dive deep into the past with Dr Joe Hug to find out about the essence of building resilience. With our host, we discuss what it’s like to reclaim that sense of self and not to lose yourself within an environment of high stress and stakes.
In this episode, we invite Bhavana Issar, founder of Caregiver Saathi. Bhavana shares her experience as a caregiver for her father who had a terminal illness and her own family. Caregiver Saathi aims to support caregivers in their journey and provide them with the necessary resources to overcome the challenges of caregiving. We also explore how organisations can become caregiver-friendly workplaces and provide the support needed for their employees who are caregivers. Additionally, we discuss the notion of “warriors” and how it can sometimes hinder our ability to accept care. The conversation sheds light on the importance of caregiver support and the need to break the stigma associated with accepting help.
Together with our hosts, he shares with listeners an insightful overview of design thinking, highlighting its capacity to empower individuals to view the world through an empathic lens. By adopting this mindset, we can identify overlooked aspects of our lives that hinder our personal development and growth. Design thinking, therefore, becomes a powerful tool for self-discovery and breaking free from limitations.