I am extremely privileged to be one of the startups from all around the world selected for a programme called In2Korea in South Korea. In2Korea is a programme that enables fast-paced collaboration and creation between domestic and foreign startups. With the continued growth of Korea, it is the perfect…
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Why a bad economy is the best time to start a business
A lot of people used to asked me when is the best time to start a business. My answer is always: “Now!” Yes, why wait if you can start now. Then they continue asking: “Even in this bad economy?” “Why not? In fact, this might be the most suitable timing!”…
Hobby developed into Business
I used to spend free time on my hobby. Then I released that, by pursuing the hobby, I am able to monetize and turn it into a side business. I believe that when you enjoy what you do and are good at it, chances are, you can make money from…
We should (try to) give a TED talk & how it works
I found out the hard way that bad public speaking is contagious. As a schoolboy I wasn’t active at all in presenting in public, not to mention giving a public speech…… Then I grew up and started working, I’ve been in IT professional training, corporate work and consultation job in…
Scarification During My Entrepreneur Journey
People usually thought what can be obtain when choose to become an entrepreneur. An exciting opportunity. The freedom lifestyle. Promising wealth (only if succeed). But what about things that you give up……? Don’t forget to factor into those dreams all the sacrifices that one must make to become an entrepreneur.…
MaGIC Stanford Go2Market Program
Received offer from MaGIC that I have been selected for the Stanford Go2Market Program. The intensive, six-day certificate program gathered startups from ASEAN to share knowledge and experience together with Stanford Graduate School of Business Professors and Silicon Valley Experts. Stanford Go2Market is designed for entrepreneurs, innovators, scientists, engineers and…
Do not give up!
Do not give up, the beginning is always the hardest.
Sean Leong