Crazy Smart Asia Tatler Gen.T
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- 社會與文化
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Crazy Smart Asia lifts the lid on the unexpected stories behind some of Asia’s boldest disruptors. Every week we talk with a young leader about the crazy-smart approaches they’re taking to achieve success and tackle some of the biggest issues facing Asia today.
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How to balance business and family, with Nepalese billionaires Binod and Nirvana Chaudhary
"The first generation builds the family business, second generation consolidates it, third one destroys it,” says Nepalese business mogul and philanthropist Binod Chaudhary on Crazy Smart Asia. With his son and successor Nirvana, he spoke to Tatler Asia president Tamara Lamunière about navigating relationships as a business family, how to have those awkward succession planning chats and trusting your intuition.
00:00 Introduction to Crazy Smart Asia and today's guests
01:03 The dynamics of family businesses in Asia
02:15 Inside the Choudhury family business: a billionaire father son duo
03:59 Navigating generational shifts
07:12 Binod and Nirvana’s distinct focuses
10:04 Exploring the path to IPO
12:03 The family philosophy
25:52 The Chaudhary’s shared values
27:34 Closing remarks and credits
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Taking K-beauty to the world, with Soko Glam and Then I Met You’s Charlotte Cho
“I washed my face with a bar of soap,” says Charlotte Cho, the founder of K-beauty marketplace Soko Glam and skincare brand Then I Met You, on Crazy Smart Asia. In conversation with Gen.T's Chong Seow Wei, the OG K-beauty entrepreneur explains how to centre your work in the Korean art of “Jeong”, the VC trap founders must beware of and secrets from inside the beauty industry.
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Flipping success: the story of building a cult classic burger chain, with MyBurgerLab’s Chin Ren Yi
“In F&B, we love to torture ourselves. But with the pain comes the joy of serving people, seeing people smile while eating their food,” says Chin Ren Yi, the co-founder of MyBurgerLab, a popular burger chain in Malaysia known for its local flavours and charcoal buns, on Crazy Smart Asia. In conversation with Gen.T's Chong Seow Wei, the entrepreneur shares his insights for longevity in his industry, overcoming co-founder split struggles and why focusing on being happy is his number one priority.
Show notes
00:00 Welcome to Crazy Smart Asia: getting to know Chin Ren Yi
01:24 Quickfire questions: the man behind the burger
02:19 Childhood reflections: mimicry, education and family time
05:46 A life-changing moment under the stars: from engineering to F&B
06:46 The introvert's journey to being an extroverted entrepreneur
09:00 The birth of MyBurgerLab
12:28 Marketing masterstroke: the viral charcoal burger
15:50 Challenges of starting a business
20:12 Early F&B experiences and influences
21:35 Crafting a unique burger experience with local flavours
23:23 Defining success through impact and growth
24:11 Achieving business longevity
25:05 Marketing focus on college students
27:45 Community leadership during the pandemic
32:44 Future plans
35:06 Learning from a co-founder leaving the business
40:32 Moving beyond hustle culture
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Making farming cool again, with Cacao Project founder Louise Mabulo
“Maybe your concept of entrepreneurship doesn’t have to be those of Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk,” says Louise Mabulo, the founder of The Cacao Project, a restorative agroforestry initiative, on Crazy Smart Asia. In conversation with Gen.T's Chong Seow Wei, the entrepreneur, farmer and chef shares how she went from Masterchef Junior to TED Talk speaker to bringing pride back to farming in Asia.
Show notes:
00:30 The journey of a young farmer, chef, and entrepreneur
01:27 Quick fire questions with Louise Mabulo
02:16 From Wales to the Philippines: a story of homecoming and discovery
03:31 MasterChef Junior and the birth of a passion for chocolate
12:29 The genesis of The Cacao Project: turning crisis into opportunity
23:31 Expanding The Cacao Project and future aspirations
26:05 Personal reflections and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs
31:22 Wrapping up: the importance of family and community
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Five crazy-smart insights from season seven
This week, we pick out five inspiring quotes from the seventh season of Crazy Smart Asia to help you build a better world, better business or better you. Listen for a quickfire highlights reel of crazy-smart perspectives from our guests—from a record-breaking powerlifter to a heel-wearing Japanese monk.
If you enjoyed these short clips, why not go back and listen to the full episodes:
The recipe to keeping the creative flame alive, with André Chiang and Syed Asim Hussain The power of small steps with impact entrepreneur and mountaineer, Christine Amour-LevarBootstrap business to multimillion-dollar fashion brand with Love, Bonito co-founder, Rachel LimThe key to self-acceptance with Buddhist monk and LGBTQ+ icon, Kodo Nishimura Raising the bar: Singapore’s record-breaking powerlifter Farhanna Farid on the champion mindset
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The food entrepreneur who didn’t grow up in the kitchen, with Nithiya Laila
“I never really thought cooking was my thing,” says culinary anthropologist Nithiya Laila, on Crazy Smart Asia. In conversation with Gen.T's Chong Seow Wei, Laila shares how she’s built a business around communal eating, how the produce we grow and eat tells the story of who we are and the surprising reason she played truant at school.
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用户評論
Adrian
Really great show. One of my new favorites. I like the interviewer’s conversational style—he really seems to get people to let their guard down and be honest.