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?

Each continent, each country, each person needs to do its part in achieving these goals. We in Asia are in a unique position to take the lead in solving many of these sustainability problems – and we don’t have much choice!  What can individuals and organisations do to create a sustainable world? Joining us is Marcy Trent Long is the Host and Producer of the Sustainable Asia Podcast and Radio Hong Kong feature Trash Talk.  Check out www.leadersoflearning.asia

Experts believe that many will lose their jobs if nothing is done. What can we do to survive the hastened changes in the world? What will future jobs look like? How can we navigate through our complex career transitions? Joining us is Sze-Yen is a Certified Master Coach and Career Coach, with over 14 years’ experience in delivering Coaching programs, as well as training and facilitating workshops. Highlights here: www.leadersoflearning.asia

Money is a word that strikes many emotions. It could be joy, fear, anger and quite often stress. It is something we handle every single day of our lives, in our online and offline shopping, in paying our bills to run our homes. It is the very reason we rise in the morning, dress up and commute to work. Why is it so difficult to talk about money? What can we do to have a healthy relationship with money? https://www.leadersoflearning.asia

Stories allow us to better understand ourselves, others and the larger truths of the universe. They also help us to connect, find commonalities and build communities where people can belong. How can we reap the benefits of storytelling?  How can we become better storytellers ourselves?  Joining us is Rebecca Lim is head of Our Better World, the digital storytelling initiative of the Singapore International Foundation. Highlights here: https://bit.ly/3fl7BVW

The world’s leading brands, such as Apple, Google, Samsung and GE adopted the Design Thinking approach to continuously produce innovative products and services. Architects, designers, engineers, innovators and many other use design thinking to solve the world's problems. What is design thinking? If it is helpful in solving problems, can we use it in our daily lives and work? Joining us is Shan Sharma, who specializes in design thinking and business innovation. Highlights here: https://bit.ly/2KXAl9

Art and Technology can seem so far apart, as if they can never be friends. But can they? What happens when we intersect art and technology? Joining is Kay Vasey is the Chief Connecting Officer of MeshMinds, a creative technology studio based in Singapore. They specialise in blending the arts with Virtual and Augmented Reality that focuses on impactful, immersive and engaging experiences for environmentally responsible companies. Check out the episode at www.leadersoflearning.asia

There is no such thing as coincidence. Everything happens for a reason. Research shows that we can connect with fields of energy that are “answers from the universe”. For a leader, harnessing synchronicity can be a mighty challenge but it can also be a great advantage. What is synchronicity? Joining us is Dr Philip Merry, who specialises in helping organisations build High Performing Multi-Cultural Global Teams, and has over 30 years experience. https://leadersoflearning.asia

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.

The impact of the 4th Industrial Revolution is affecting literally every possible sector and industry. The Industrial revolution has altered, and will be altering the nature of work.  What can we do to ride this wave of change to stay relevant and continuously advance ourselves? Joining us is Dr Koh Tat Suan, CEO of Ori9in, a consultancy services focused on workforce development and lifelong learning.  Check out the episode here http://bit.ly/2wS6smN

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.

The banking and finance industry is a very complicated and intricate space. In rural parts of India, where resources are limited and are located far away from bustling cities-- it’s challenging for women to save and get financial support with their hard earned money. We have the privilege to speak to Chetna Sinha is the founder of the Mann Deshi Bank - India’s largest rural bank - that helps rural women achieve their dreams. Highlights @ leadersoflearning.asia

Through the years, we are seeing more women in non-traditional industries rising up to become top management. The success in recent years is not necessarily due to gender parity. We just need to give equal opportunities for all genders. What do women need to prepare in order to survive the business and tech industries? Speaking to us is Sara Cheng is the Chief Executive Officer of Fuji Xerox Singapore.  Highlights @ leadersoflearning.asia

Women entrepreneurs have been emerging worldwide. But what is needed most for aspiring women entrepreneurs are the right experiences, either in  roles, programs or projects that help them develop necessary entrepreneurial and financial skills. This will help prepare them for the global market.  Joining us is Wendy Teleki is the head of Secretariat for the Women Entrepreneurs Finance Initiative (We-Fi) at the World Bank Group. Highlights at leadersoflearning.asia

In an increasingly multicultural world, the absence of cultural sensitivity and intelligence can affect the team’s internal relationships and performance.  Nikolaj Groeneweg, French Tech Podcast, and I talked about how diversity improves a company's ability to make decisions that directly impact their bottom line.  Ling Ling founded Culture Spark Global, a learning and development company that focuses on building inclusive and thriving organisation. Highlights here: leadersoflearning.asia

Season 4 is a very Special Season as we cover the Women’s Forum Asia 2019 held in Singapore. It is a 2-day event dedicated to highlight women’s voices and perspectives on global issues. Highlights here: www.leadersoflearning.asia

We have had 3 successful seasons! Most surprisingly, we’ve hit a great milestone for the show, reaching 300,000 unique downloads from over 130 countries since its launch last January 2018.  Highlights here: http://bit.ly/2N0jeoQ

With globalisation, it is inevitable that our society is increasingly diverse. Technology has enabled companies to operate virtually and in multiple countries. Joining us is Meital Baruch, an intercultural trainer and founder of Global Mindset. Full episode here: http://bit.ly/32l0iGD

Being your own boss, calling all the shots, hustling to hit your goals. This is the dream for many--to become an entrepreneur. So what do we need to become a successful entrepreneur? Joining us is Gary Vee. Full episode here: http://bit.ly/2nvrsvv

There are people who carry an aura or energy that charms and attracts. Do leaders need the executive presence to be successful? Will having this help me in advancing my career? Joining us is Rohit Bassi. Full episode here: http://bit.ly/2kewuL1

Many rely heavily on social media for work or business. Is there a better way of reaping the benefits of social media, without being enslaved by it? Joining us is Marie Sharma. Full episode here: http://bit.ly/2m0rsCx

With a quick search online, you'll find an overwhelming number of mobile apps and software that support learning and education. How do we know whether the technology we are using helps us upgrade our skills? Joining us is Steven Sutantro. Listen to the full episode here: http://bit.ly/2NpMnuu

Career development used to be a straight and predictable path. Rather, it has become a mosaic of skills and interests. A hybrid of multiple skill sets converge to create new roles that never existed before. We are joined by Philippa Penfold, CEO and Co-founder of People Collider. Listen to the full episode: http://bit.ly/2TcuArw

There is a high price to pay when organisations become toxic. Toxic cultures can severely impact the well-being of its employees and the organisation. Joining us is Ashok Miranda, founder of Transform and Transcend. Podcast highlights: http://bit.ly/2YnluNB

Experiential learning is a process through which students develop knowledge, skills, and values from direct experiences outside a traditional academic setting. Joining us is Jay Kornnatt, the Managing Director of Transformagent Academy. Podcast highlights: http://bit.ly/32c6hxQ

Succession is a process. It’s not a matter of handing over a title, a bunch of documents or an entire department or business. When succession is done well, organizations become more resilient in changing times and employees become more united towards the long-term vision. Joining us is Rochelle Clarke, a global strategist and the founder of Succession Strength. Podcast Highlights: http://bit.ly/2ZQKkCB

Since the turn of the century, Asia is playing a bigger role in shaping the world economy, politics and in global leadership. There is also an increase in technology and innovative startups with funds pouring in from western nations. The Asian landscape is greatly diverse and complex. What makes Asia the place to be in this 21st century? Joining us is Dr. Parag Kahanna author of book called The Future is Asian. Podcast highlights: http://bit.ly/2Xu0nbN

Season 3 of the Leaders of Learning Podcast Show will be launched soon! We have an exciting line of experts, academics, entrepreneurs talking about a wide range of topics from the Future of Asia, diversity, education technology, social media… just to name a few! In this season teaser, we'll share a few golden nuggets from this upcoming season. Enjoy! Highlights can be found here: http://leadersoflearning.asia/ #leadersoflearning #podcast #season3

Hi dear listeners, I'm currently in the process of putting together Season 3! We have an exciting line of episodes with a wide range of topics from the future of asia, diversity, education technology, social media… just to name a few! While we get Season 3 up and running, we share with you the best nuggets of Season 2 in this "Best of Season 2" episode. Do check out the Seasons 2 episode that intrigues you most. Enjoy the show! Details found here: www.leadersoflearning.asia

Hello dear friends! We're in the midst of putting together Season 3 of the podcast show. While we get Season 3 up and running, we share the best nuggets from Season 1 in our "Best of Season 1" episode. Do check out the Season 1 episode that intrigues you most. Till the next time, enjoy the show! Podcast details found at: http://www.leadersoflearning.asia/episodes/the-best-of-season-1/

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

Communities play a powerful role in society. Through communities, members are able to discuss, reflect, synthesis and contribute to the knowledge and experiences of the community.  However, leading and participating in a community can take a lot of effort and time. What does it take to start and keep a community going? How can communities help one’s learning?  Joining us is Gina Romero, a serial entrepreneur and co-founder of Connected Women. Podcast Highlights: http://bit.ly/2pPpSlz

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

For some, self-confidence seems natural. For others, it seems like a life-long struggle. I can’t help but wonder, is self-confidence inherited as part of our DNA? For those who wish to gain self-confidence, how can we do so? To help shed light on the topic today is Sheena Yap Chan is a podcast host for a show called the Tao of Self Confidence, where she interviews Asian women about their inner journey to self-confidence. Show highlights found here: http://bit.ly/2Ff2Jll

Asking the right kinds of questions is hard. In an age of instant information, it is too easy to find an answers, though, not necessarily the right one.  How do know what is the right question to ask? How would you know if the answer received the right one? Or an answer based on what you want to hear? Joining us is Teymoor Nabili, a veteran journalist and broadcaster, and CEO of a startup online news venture called "The Signal". Show highlights an be found at: http://bit.ly/2AuEEE0

Learning technologists and educators are finding ways harness AR and VR, to enhance learning experiences. With AR and VR technology becoming more accessible and affordable, the possibilities are endless.  But is learning with AR and VR is as effective as we believe it to be?   To help shed light onto the world of AR and VR is King Coronel, founder and CEO of Lumos Education Solutions, a tech startup company based in Singapore.  Check out the highlights at: http://bit.ly/2zQrEau

The world has become increasingly interconnected, yet our individual lives seem to be ever more isolated in. People glued to their smartphones, tablets or laptops at almost all hours of the day, ignoring the people around them. Does this lifestyle decrease our ability to constructively express our emotions? Joining us is Eva San, an experienced art therapist based in Singapore. Highlights of this episode can be found at: http://bit.ly/2OCLdZp

Many people call blockchain web 3.0, the future of the internet. Traditional tech giants such as Microsoft, IBM and SAP have invested in blockchain technology. Major industries, such as banking, real estate, travel and even social media are being disrupted by blockchain startups. How will this take shape in education? Joining us is Richard Maaghul, the CEO of ODEM. Highlights of the show can be found here:http://bit.ly/2ySqoU3 Highlights

The growth of freelancing and the ease of mobility have unleashed the global workforce, freeing it from many traditional bounds and constraints. The future of work can seem all too exciting, frightening and complex at the same time.  How can we prepare ourselves for the future of work? Joining us is Gabrielle Frieda Loh, the Accounts Director for Jobbatical based in Singapore.  Highlights can be found here: http://bit.ly/2PzcY6j

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.

After a successful season 1, Ling Ling will be discussing a wide range of topics, from Blockchain to Asia Leadership, the Future of Work to Communities and many more. Our carefully curated guests of educators, leaders and entrepreneurs do amazing things to inspire people from all walks to learn, grow and achieve their highest potential. Show notes on: http://bit.ly/2Aw9sEU

We live in a world where standards of beauty, intelligence and success are impressed upon us. It becomes a concern when there is an imbalance between societal expectations and our desires. When this imbalance becomes unbearable, one may find themselves with increasing psychological stress, where one may become self-destructive or lose their self- identity.   To discuss this topic, let me introduce Dr Oberdan Marianetti… Highlights from this episode: http://bit.ly/2qhTKXP

Many entrepreneurs feel they don’t have time for continuous learning. Just like exercise, continuous learning helps entrepreneurs to maintain the sharpness of their minds, to keep abreast of the trends and to stay ahead of the curve. How can an entrepreneurs continue to learn and grow amidst a busy schedule? Helping us to answer this is Goh Ai Yat, a trainer, a storyteller, an artist, and an entrepreneur. Highlights can be found at: http://bit.ly/2O5FGud

Artificial Intelligence or AI, has been widely used since the last century. AI is when machines mimic humans and their ways of thinking and behaving. Today, researchers have created robots that are advanced enough to hold conversations and express emotions. How will this impact us? Will AI truly take over our jobs and our learning? Joining us is JC Sekar, CEO and co-founder of AcuiZen. Show notes can be found at: http://bit.ly/2RlnTRL

In the age of globalisation, it is inevitable that we interact and work with people from diverse cultures. Today CQ determines our success in relating and working effectively across cultures. But... is CQ an innate ability or can it be learnt? For facilitators, how can we use CQ to adapt to diverse audiences? Dr David Livermore, President of the Cultural Intelligence Centre, will share his tremendous work in research and education of CQ. Highlights of this episode: http://bit.ly/2qgeYWm

How we operate in the world is based on our entire life's education. When we learn, we add new skills or knowledge into our current ways. When we unlearn, we choose to step out of the old and adopt different approaches. The process of unlearning is challenging, yet it is especially important in the humanitarian field. Joining us is Faiszah Abdul Hamid is the head of the Singapore Red Cross Academy. Highlights from this episode can be found on: http://bit.ly/2z7Rsi8

Conversing is a skill we have been practicing over our entire lifetime, yet many times we take it for granted. Words spoken can have so much power. How can we ensure that our conversations help others to transform?   To help us answer this question, joining us is Don Rapley, co-founder of the company Transforming your Conversations.    Highlights from this episode can be found on: http://bit.ly/2ObZSue

While knowledge transfer can be challenging, it also can be extremely rewarding for both expert and learners when done successfully. In this episode, we invited MayLyn Tan, the Head of Academic Development for the Singapore Institute Management to share her views and experiences in supporting industry experts in effective transfer of expertise. Highlights from the show and contact details can be found on http://bit.ly/2yE7vVH

Games are prevalent, we play it on our laptops, consoles and even carry it around in our pockets. From the days of tetris and super mario, the global gaming industry today is worth 109 billion dollars, with mobile games taking 42% of the market. But can we effectively learn from games? Joining us is Siddarth Jain, the creative director of Playware Studios, a game-based learning company here in Singapore. Highlights available on our podcast website at: http://bit.ly/2CMvmFd

We've invited Anne Yahaya, founder of vitalvoicesasia and co founder of coachwork asia, to share about building relationship capital. She shares her stories of how her rich relationship capital helped her in work and life. Highlights from the episode are available on http://bit.ly/2Ax9KLT

Across many cultures, learning within groups has been the way to help individuals and communities learn and develop. Today, technology has proliferated in all levels of society. Unlike our ancestors, most of us carry a computer in our pockets. How can we take advantage of technology to bring group learning to a new level? Joining us is Prashant Jain or PJ, founder of Wiztango and Chief Architect of the Learning Circles. Show note are available on our website at: http://bit.ly/2zctum6

Videos are everywhere. They are used marketing, entertainment and even instruction. Friends and family forward all sorts of videos over social media and chat apps. Experts and instructors use instructional videos as the go-to medium in spreading their message. But are instructional videos as effective as it seems? What does it take to create a professional and engaging instructional video? Joining us is Saphira, Director of Electus Films. Show note are available on our website at: http://bit.ly/2Q0RlfD

As facilitators, trainers or educators, one of the most common challenges today is to connect with audiences of a different generation, be it with the Boomers, Gen-X, or Millennials. How can we engage an audience of a different generation than us? How do we adapt ourselves to facilitate learning for across the generations Let's hear from Raymond Thomas who is the founder of The Leadership Paradigm and co-founder of Enible. Show notes are available on our website at: http://bit.ly/2Jlp28V

Welcome to the Leaders of Learning podcast, this show is all about learning in the 21st century. Your host, Ling Ling, will speak to leaders who will share their insights on technology, culture, methods as well as the valuable work they are doing support individuals and organisations. The official launch will be in 2018! Show notes are available on our website at http://bit.ly/2EvJe9v

Leaders of Learning is a new podcast series that explores learning in the 21st Century. Ling Ling, will discuss challenges, solutions, trends and insights with thought leaders from around the world. These leaders do amazing things to inspire people from all walks to learn, grow and achieve their highest potential. Our carefully curated guests offer insight in technology, methodologies, culture, relationships and many more! Highlights are available on http://bit.ly/2qeEsmN