Leaders of Learning

Season 5 has seen a wide range of experts sharing their knowledge across a wide spectrum of topics, from the industrial revolution to harnessing conflict, from managing money to sustainable development.

Broadly, season 5 looked at professional development as well as how we operate in society at large. In this episode, we’ll share with you the most memorable moments to help answer the questions.

What can I do to become a better version of myself? How can I create an impact in the world today?

Conflict is often feared and is avoided. It is usually seen as a bad thing to occur in the workplace. But when disagreements are suppressed or swept aside, we lose passion and interest.

A good fight deepens relationships and creates superior outcomes. A bad conflict does the opposite. So how can we fight well?

Joining us is Serene Seng, a professional speaker, executive coach and host of the YouTube Channel “The Serene View”.

Being authentic online is not as easy as taking selfies, sharing articles, heart-felt quotes or having a professional profile taken. This is because the online persona can be completely different from the person you meet in person.

How can we show our authentic self online?

Joining us is Genecia Alluora, former Miss Singapore and Founder of Soul Rich Woman, the #1 female entrepreneur network in Southeast Asia.

This is the 2nd year anniversary of The Leaders of Learning podcast. Yeah!!! Who would’ve thought that a small podcast show like mine could last for 2 years!

Well, I hope this podcast show will help get you there. We’ve got a fantastic line of guests coming up in Season 5, with topics from the 4th Industrial Revolution to harnessing conflict to synchronicity and much much more.

There is a cost to speaking up. It requires courage, conviction and emotional strength to give a voice to causes that matter. When used well, a small voice can bring about big changes in the world.

How can we use our voice to speak about the issues that matter to us?

Joining us is Andrea Edwards, a globally award-winning B2B communications professional, also known as the Digital Conversationalist.

Highlights found here:http://bit.ly/2WVjzfL

From the moment we are born, values influence our choices, from the type of foods you like eat to your desired career and even the person you choose to marry.

As Elvis Presley says, "Values are like fingerprints. Nobody's are the same, but you leave 'em all over everything you do."

If values are so important, why don't understand them better?

Joining us is Chris Chew, a cognitive leadership coach, speaker, trainer and consultant.

Highlights available at:http://bit.ly/2DxfUf0

Leaders are everywhere. They can be your manager, your company CEO, your sports teams, your parents and even yourself. In Asia, leaders behave differently. Depending on where you come from, their leadership styles can be vastly diverse, contrasting and even counter-intuitive.

What makes Asian leaders unique? How do we become leaders in Asia? How can we nurture our emerging leaders in Asia?

Joining us is the co-founder and President of The Centre for Asia Leadership, Samuel Kim.