Season 2 of The Wisdom Archiver
The most inspiring woman in Indonesia by Forbes in 2015, Ibu Tuti Hadiputranto shares her life story and her wisdom. She grew up during the war in Indonesia, became an activist. In this episode, we talked about Her childhood during the war in a very strict military-style family values Her activist days against Sukarno government …
Sri Indrastuti Hadiputranto: The Evolving Definition of Success Read More »
Mark has spent his entire career in communications and has worked in Indonesia since 1992. Mostly involved in strategic communications, stakeholder engagement and reputation management, Mark helps companies and organizations tell their stories. Mark has been elected three times to the Board of Governors of AmCham. He is a trained barista (who sometimes pulls shots …
Mark Winkel: Lessons from Three Decades in Indonesia Read More »
A mother of 3 highly successful silicon valley sons — Justin Kan, Daniel Kan and Damien Kan — Auntie Treesia is an amazingly inspiring person you’d love to hear from. In this episode, we talked about: Her struggles early on as an Indonesian Immigrant in China in the 1960s, an immigrant in Malaysia, and later …
Treesia Kan: The Method toward Self Actualization Read More »
Growing up as a foreigner since he was little – as a chinese in Malaysia and in Seattle – Uncle Hentley has built an extremely positive attitude towards life. In this episode, we talked about: How he became one of the early computer scientists and aerospace engineer in the 1970s His positive attitude towards everything …
Hentley Liem: Positivity to Drive Mental Toughness Read More »
Bu Yuli is so full of passion with a strong sense of mission of sharing accurate information to the world. Her intellectual curiosity drives her to work albeit immense challenges, physically and emotionally. In this episode, we talked about Her challenges as a journalist – from physical violence to personal trauma Civil war in Srilanka …
Yuli Ismartono: You’ve Got to Chase What you Want Persistently Read More »
Dato Dominic grew up in a highly intellectual family as an Indian in Malaysia and was growing up during the wave of anti-colonial movement in Asia at its height. With so much passion – he took a lot of risks throughout his journey including joining Mr. Lee Kuan Yew in establishing PAP. In this episode, …
Dominic Puthucheary: How do History and Philosophy Reveal Insights Into Human Nature? Read More »
