Conversations over Coffee

As a HRBP (HR Business Partner), Denise often uses her logical and analytical side at work; and during the pandemic she opened up a new chapter in her life, embracing her spirituality and is more attuned to her emotions and intuition.

Aside from a generous, bonus 2022 Card Pull nearing the end of the episode, Denise is also giving a special discount to our listeners for her tarot reading sessions, so be sure to stay tuned till the end! Check out Oh Deer Tarot and get your readings today!

We all have that part of us that wishes to contribute to the betterment of society, be it through donation, volunteering or doing charity work. What does it feel like to amplify that part of us and venture into founding a social enterprise? Swee Lin talked to us about the work that goes on behind the scenes in PichaEats - a social enterprise she founded with 2 other founders, that aims to help refugees in Malaysia to be financially sustainable. Check out pichaeats.com to learn more!

A casual ‘kopi talk’ with my fellow teammates at Fave, what happens when 3 product designers sit together for a chat? We talked about hobbies and side projects, music, our personal struggles and the all the casual banter between a close-knit team. Conclusion: if 2020 has been a retrospective, 2021 is the year to take action and create more.

A peek into the colourful life of Phng Li Kim, CEO of Kechara Media & Publications, celebrity host, publisher, speaker, author and mother of 3. Never a dull moment as she shares how she juggles her multiple roles in life while keeping her spirituality intact, and many useful advice for parenting, being a career mom and her way of defining success.

Talking to artist and freelance illustrator Mimi Mashud, on choosing a creative career path, creating visual content on social topics for The Centre (a Malaysian think tank), her two books - Beijing in 5 days and Kuala Terengganu in 7 Days, and being resourceful during the quarantine.

A chat with Fave Asia's Regional Head of People, on her past experiences in AIESEC, how she embarked on this journey of developing talents for organisations, her zero tolerance towards "positive discriminations" and some advices for those whose livelihoods were affected by the pandemic.

In this preview, you'll get a snippet of the spontaneous conversations that you can expect with follow-up episodes. Keep your ears peeled ;)