I worked with a developmental editor once a week who would read everything that I wrote and helped me structure the book and build our table of contents, where all these stories were part of the second part of that book, which is the keys to success as female entrepreneurs East Asian ones. winnie wong … Read more
I did not have a clue what I was doing. I was just like, oh, you know, you have grammar errors there. Let me fix it. I didn’t know what a press release was, what a blog post, what a website was. But I just started doing [writing] and I fell into it and over … Read more
It was just a dinner that I started with, not necessarily with the intention of turning it into a business, but really starting to plant the seeds of that community and understand the needs of women like me. So it happened very organically through that process of me orienting towards the things that really matter … Read more
When I just arrived here in Asia, people were telling me that I had to invest $50,000 in one startup. No, you don’t. That’s a little bit old school, I have to say. And right now with the current technologies, with the way you can organize finances, you can already invest with as little as … Read more
As an angel investor, typically you come in pretty early in startup. With Epic Angels, you would only invest $1000 or even $5,000 per startup. So you invest small amounts and you’re there really to help that ecosystem to the next level. maaike doyer The first episode of Season 6 is in conjunction with International … Read more
I feel everyone has a story to share. I believe that my skill is to bring out the story of each person. I mean, we all have our own journey, right? And it’s not for us to say your journey is boring, your journey is not good enough. So it’s a matter of really structuring … Read more
And then in Singapore, we all went into lockdown and I was asking God, what does this mean? Do you want me to hold back? And I reflected that I actually took quite a while to actually train and qualify as a coach. And I just felt that, okay, I’ve come this far. Do I … Read more
I woke up without a sense of purpose, you know, I had a six-month-old baby and I was like, what else? You know, what do I cook today? And I know that I deserve so much more and I know I could do so much more. And so I’m like, let’s just find a way … Read more
In this episode, I spoke to Tanya Rolfe and Christine Yu, two out of the three founders of Sophia. Sophia is a learning platform made for women who want to learn about money and investing. From organic raspberries to standup comedy, these two ladies will surprise you with their experiences as women who do talk about money but more importantly, why they’re so passionate about creating and launching Sophia as a means to increase female funding. This is their story…
Jayce Tham co-founded CreativesAtWork with her sister, Fanny, in 2012 and the two sisters couldn’t be more different! Jayce spent years in the corporate world while Fanny was in the creative industry. Together, they have built a media agency that brings together freelancers in Singapore and beyond to work on creative projects for corporate clients. This is Jayce’s story…