By ROSHAN THIRAN
If we want to develop strong characters and good citizens, it begins by asking ourselves: Are we demonstrating what it means to be an authentic, kind, and helpful person?
In this Raise Your Game session, Evangelia Christodoulou — Head of Leaderonomics' Research and Development, shares her thoughts on exposing our children to a wide range of role models as well as providing them the space to discuss and reflect on them as an essential step in aiding their overall development.
By ROSHAN THIRAN
The endless possibilities and outcomes of ideas can be seductive because when an idea is just an idea, there’s no possibility of failure.
By RODNEY CHONG
After spending a week facilitating a leadership camp organised by Hap Seng for children in Tawau, I came back with a renewed perspective of life.
By JEFF HADEN
All the extremely successful people I know – and all the great leaders I know – are exceptionally good at persuading other people to follow them.
By DEVENDRAN SINNADURAI
In a world where existing customer pools are hyper-commoditised, we would like to challenge organisations to expand their engagement networks to include this audience pool – our youth – who will eventually translate into connected networks of employees, partners, customers, and more importantly, influencers...
By JOSEPH TAN
As the weight of the national dream lay heavy on our leaders, the first task of leadership at a national level is to establish a united, common identity for citizens. Here are two enemies that can hold us back from doing this.
By STEPHANIE LING
When a child first attempts to stand upright, then falls, he never pauses to think, “Perhaps standing up just isn’t for me.” When we were younger, our views on learning from failure were always positive.
What changed as we got older?
By JEAN SELVAM
If communication is more important than ever, why do we seem to devote less and less time to really listening to one another? Genuine listening has become such a rare gift.
By JEAN SELVAM
When parents put their own emotional needs ahead of the developmental needs of their children,it will ultimately create an overly protective environment, with parents failing to instil a sense of independence in their children.
