Wonder Women with Jelisa Shanjana SYOK Podcast

Starting a business with family is bound to have its obstacles, but Helen Tan believes communication and overcoming fear of failure is key. Doublewoot, an online fashion store established with her sister Heliene in 2005, has since made waves in the fashion industry by introducing high-quality apparel at affordable prices.

It’s every athlete’s dream to compete at the Olympics, and for Farah Ann Abdul Hadi, it’s a dream came true. She shares her journey and what it takes to be a Malaysian gymnastics star, how she got through the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as some light on her personal life.

Environmental activist, Puan Sri Shariffa Sabrina Syed Akil is no stranger to speaking up about her battle to save our environment. While she believes development and nature can co-exist, there's still a lot that needs to be changed in order to achieve that harmony for a better and greener future.

Not only has her work as a youth activist landed her a place on Forbes' 30 Under 30 Class of 2021, it also continues to promote youth representation in politics as a social enterprise. Through various initiatives, including Undi18, Qyira Yusri aims to bridge the gap between politicians, policymakers, and youth of the country.

What started as an online platform to help women kickstart their small businesses, has now turned into a community of people helping each other strive for success in their entrepreneurship journey. June Hamid and her team's Women’s Innovative Empowerment Network (WIEN) are more than just artisanal products and buzzing bazaars.

From building homes for the underprivileged in Kelantan to starting her own woodworking enterprise, Melissa Sebastian took her love for Kemahiran Hidup in school and turned it into her passion and life's work.