You Live and You Learn with Aish Hinton
You Live and You Learn with Aish Hinton
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You Live and You Learn is a podcast for the curious, the bold and those who believe learning never stops. Hosted by Aish Hinton and brought to you by WDHB (Warm Decent Human Beings), we dive into candid conversations with thought leaders, industry disruptors and visionaries. Expect powerful insights, real stories and transformative lessons that will challenge your thinking, spark creativity and accelerate your growth. Whether you're on a morning walk, sipping coffee or commuting, tune in and walk away inspired, informed and ready to evolve.
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The podcast delves into topics like personal growth, the power of disruption, and the nuances of leadership. Episodes have included discussions on Olympic journeys in sports and the transformational stories behind successful brands like Lululemon, emphasizing the importance of identity, community, and personal evolution.
You Live and You Learn is a podcast for the curious, the bold and those who believe learning never stops. Hosted by Aish Hinton and brought to you by WDHB (Warm Decent Human Beings), we dive into candid conversations with thought leaders, industry disruptors and visionaries. Expect powerful insights, real stories and transformative lessons that will challenge your thinking, spark creativity and accelerate your growth. Whether you’re on a morning walk, sipping coffee or commuting, tune in and walk away inspired, informed and ready to evolve.
What happens when you step back into a familiar world, only to realize that you are the one who has changed?
In our season finale, Aish is joined by Neo Su Yin, Chief Operations Officer at Singapore Post. Su Yin’s career path is anything but linear—spanning high-ranking roles in the Republic of Singapore Navy, government sectors, and now helming a historic institution through a period of massive digital disruption.
Su Yin shares a deeply personal account of her ”pivot” moments, including a significant career break that was sparked by a startling wake-up call from her son. This moment of burnout led to a profound realization: leadership isn't just about resilience; it’s about the courage to step away so you can return with the clarity required to lead others.
In this season-closing conversation, Aish and Su Yin explore:
The ”Military-to-Corporate” Translation: How the discipline and ”mission-first” rigor of the Navy provides a structural backbone for corporate transformation.
Returning to a Legacy: The unique challenge of leading a historic institution like SingPost as it leapfrogs from a traditional postal service to an e-commerce powerhouse.
The Burnout Reckoning: A candid discussion on mental health, the myth of ”selfless leadership,” and why putting yourself first is actually an act of responsibility to your team.
The Human vs. The Machine: Why AI and automation are mere enablers, and why ”human touch” remains the ultimate value-add in a faceless digital economy.
Gender as an Asset: A provocative look at diversity of thought and why ”softening” your approach can sometimes be your strongest tactical move in a boardroom.
This episode is a must-listen for any leader navigating a career transition or leading a legacy team through a ”reset.” Su Yin reminds us that while technology changes at the speed of light, the core of leadership remains the same: people, culture, and the courage to be honest with yourself.
Are you ready to transform your organization's legacy into a future-ready powerhouse? Join us for our next season of learning expeditions and leadership growth at www.wdhb.com/contact.
Follow Neo Su Yin on LinkedIn for more sage insights on operations, transformation, and resilient leadership: www.linkedin.com/in/neosuyin
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