The Human Algorithm Podcast
The Human Algorithm Podcast
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Hosted by Shawn Lim, this podcast is about uncovering the intersection of technology, business, media, advertising, and the growing importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Technology is reshaping how we work, consume, and interact with each other, and the voices driving change and innovation must be heard. humanalgorithm.substack.com
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The podcast explores themes of identity, acceptance, and societal norms, with initial episodes focusing on the experiences of growing up queer in Singapore. Topics include the importance of representation, the challenges faced by the LGBTQIA+ community, and practical steps for fostering inclusion in workplaces.
Hosted by Shawn Lim, this podcast is about uncovering the intersection of technology, business, media, advertising, and the growing importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Technology is reshaping how we work, consume, and interact with each other, and the voices driving change and innovation must be heard.
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Daisy Anne Mitchell went from $17 in her bank account to running Ang Mo Media, a six-figure creator consultancy helping influencers negotiate better deals and treat creativity like a career, not a side hustle.
With nearly 100,000 followers across TikTok and Instagram, Daisy is one of Singapore’s most vocal advocates for creator rights.
However, her journey wasn’t easy. From being the only white kid in a Catholic local school to navigating messy divorces and financial trauma, Daisy learned early that standing out means standing up for yourself.
In this episode, we cover:
* The $17 moment that changed everything (and why she shares her income publicly)
* How someone impersonated her to commit fraud, and what she learned about contracts
* Why “slow growth beats virality” for building a sustainable creator business
* The truth about Third Culture Kids and finding identity between two worlds
* How to negotiate brand deals without giving discounts (and why you should never say yes immediately)
* Why she hired a virtual assistant and stopped editing her own videos
* The mental health reality behind being a “vocal” creator in Singapore
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