Adam Galinsky, Vice Dean at Columbia Business School and author of "Inspire", joins Jeremy Au to unpack why leaders either inspire or infuriate — and the three universal factors (Visionary, Exemplar, Mentor) that separate them.
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When the oil crisis hit, Southeast Asia changed overnight. Foxmont Capital's Franco Varona joins Jeremy Au to unpack how the energy shock supercharged the electric vehicle boom across the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam.
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Dušan Stojanović, founding partner of True Global Ventures, joins Jeremy Au to map where money is heading as stablecoins and AI agents collide.
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"Motivation is a triangle: you need to know the behavior (what to do), the benefit (why you're
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"Everything works so well here that people don't have to think very hard as they go through
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"At some point in time, the people who own capital need to actually wake up. If you do not
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"Everything in business is 80% psychology and 20% skill. But when I look at it today with AI, it
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"Grab and Gojek were founded by Anthony Tan and Nadiem... all of them were in America, using Uber. Instead
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Eric Ries on Lean Startup's origins, AI's acceleration of entrepreneurship, why successful founders end up miserable, and how mission-driven companies like Costco and Novo Nordisk outperform ruthless exploitation.
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Jeremy Au unpacks self-help myths, big fish vs small fish, outside-in vs inside-out motivations, why he left Bain, and how to choose your own pain for a sustainable career.
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Rohit Jha on building an orbital ring of satellites to replace undersea cables and move cloud capabilities directly into space.
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Jianggan Li and Jeremy Au decode the Trump-Xi Beijing Summit: the Thucydides Trap, the Boeing deal, NVIDIA chip-ban backfire, and DeepSeek's rise in the China AI chip strategy.
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