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Womenpreneur Asia

Womenpreneur Asia is a podcast for women entrepreneurs and aspiring women entrepreneurs. The seasonal podcast of weekly episodes features Asia’s most interesting and insightful women entrepreneurs. Hosted and created by Krista Goon, this unique podcast uncovers the highs and lows of entrepreneurship including candid stories and creative transformations. Real women, real stories.

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Each season runs for 13 weeks and each Friday, we present to you a new episode. In each episode, you get to listen to an Asian woman entrepreneur who opens up about herself, her story and her business in the most down-to-earth and resilient ways. Her story may inspire and intrigue you. And all of us get to learn something incredibly valuable about life, business and being a woman! Check out Season 4.

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I am an entrepreneur and I know how challenging the journey can be. I wished I had a podcast to listen to and learn from when I was starting out in my business journey.

Krista GOON

Womenpreneur Asia is made for you if you want to be inspired by impactful, entrepreneurial women in Asia. Enjoy the conversations that I’ve been privileged to have. Be empowered and inspired to do even better in your own entrepreneurial journey. I know I’ve learnt best when I hear stories that inspire me to do better!

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The final episode of Season 4 is with a social enterprise entrepreneur from Malaysia, Yap Sook Yee. It is also a bonus episode. Sook Yee is the co-founder of Friendenarts.com. She is also the co-founder of WeCareJourney.org. WeCareJourney is an association that helps parents and caregivers with children who are born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). She started her social enterprise, FriendenArts, to sell the art and art merchandise that her two sons, Jaden and Branden, create. Treatments for the two boys are expensive and Sook Yee and her husband wanted to use their boys’ art and art products as a way to fund the treatments. Listen to her episode. Link in bio.

The final episode of Season 4 is with a social enterprise entrepreneur from Malaysia, Yap...

I’ll go first. It was a recent one. One Vietnamese woman refused to refer other women of her country to me (for my podcast) because I didn’t give her any of my podcast stats! I was flabbergasted. Here I was asking for her help and she flatly refused just because she didn’t get the stats. I started thinking: I could give her the data but I won’t. I work hard at my podcast because I enjoy the conversations and I am in my own way giving women a chance to tell their story. I use my hard earned money to host my podcast and I spend valuable time putting the episodes together. And what have I learnt? I learnt that I can focus on getting more data (podcast data can be hard to get) and my other method is getting people to answer my survey. But even as I get the data, I am NOT sharing them with her. Sorry but not sorry. As women, we should learn to be gracious and play nice especially with other women. When others want to help you, be open, be grateful and be thankful. And don’t be a prima donna. #womenpreneurasia #kristagoon #entrepreneurship #malaysianpodcasters #podcastforbusiness #podcastforasia #malaysiaceo #womenceos #womenentrepreneurs #asianwomenceos #podcastforwomen #podcastforentrepreneurs #podcastforasians #wisdomofwomen #businesswomenasia #asianwomeninbusiness #asianwomenvoices #disappointmentisreal

I’ll go first. It was a recent one. One Vietnamese woman refused to refer other...

Olivia Quah is all about elderly care. Her business specialises in elderly care products and interestingly she began her business because of her own ageing parents. Her business also complements her husband’s as he is a medical doctor and a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner. She says that her favourite tagline is “Think Parents, Think iElder” and she is most inspired by Daisaku Ikeda, a Japanese Buddhist philosopher, educator, author, and nuclear disarmament advocate. He served as the third president and then honorary president of the Soka Gakkai, the largest of Japan’s new religious movements. Her favourite book is Tuesdays with Morrie. She was featured in a UNCTAD article as one of the four women who built success during COVID. Listen to her interview. Link in bio.

Olivia Quah is all about elderly care. Her business specialises in elderly care products and...

Today’s world is about more. But let’s talk about less. Over the years I’ve put a lot on my plate as an entrepreneur, co-founder of WomenBizSENSE and getting into various boards and projects and conferences. And during the lockdown I started my podcast and FB Live series. But scaling back is a good thing. It focuses me on the truly important things in life. So that’s why I halted my FB Live series. I took a break from many engagements even turning down opportunities to speak. Because even Nature takes a break. So should I and so should you. What are you planning to do less of?

Today’s world is about more. But let’s talk about less. Over the years I’ve put...

In today’s episode, I am speaking to Uyanga Batzogs, the Founder and Executive Director of Quality Life. She is presently based in Hawaii but her non-profit organisation is in Mongolia. Uyanga started her non-profit organisation (NGO) when she discovered a 2015 survey of over 500 elderly citizens in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia revealing the need for senior social and medical care. In this week’s episode we talked about her growing up years in a communist country that became a democracy when she was a teenager and how tumultuous and uncertain life became. Unwittingly this change pushed her towards self-sustenance and entrepreneurship and now, social entrepreneurship. Listen to this week’s episode. Link in bio.

In today’s episode, I am speaking to Uyanga Batzogs, the Founder and Executive Director of...

Thank you ladies for a women-powered event a week ago at the lusciously beautiful Suffolk...

In today’s episode, I speak to Kanyachat Lerttanapaiboon, fondly known as Elle. She is the CEO of Maison Royal and co-founder & CEO of Her Hyness, the number one clean beauty skincare brand in Thailand. A self-confessed workaholic who never left the office before midnight, Elle had worked for well-known cosmetic and skincare brands in Singapore and China after getting her MBA from Harvard. Despite being one of the fastest rising stars in the corporate world working for L’Oreal and MAC, she left corporate to start her clean beauty skincare company in Thailand. She calls it sustainable beauty without irritating or harmful chemicals and who knows best than Elle? She admitted she grew up with skin allergies and rashes. Growing up, she relied on too many whitening peels due to a desire to be fair and white which resulted in her skin growing thinner and more sensitive. At one point, her skin was so inflamed that she had to wash her skin with saline and boiled water! At that moment, she swore that she’d rather die than step outside of the home. So Elle understands what it’s like to suffer from bad skin and began creating skin-safe products that she knew she’d use in a heartbeat. It helped that she had worked for global skincare brands and she knew exactly the gap she was filling when she pilot-tested her first product. Link to episode in bio.

In today’s episode, I speak to Kanyachat Lerttanapaiboon, fondly known as Elle. She is the...

In today’s episode, I am speaking to Jocelyn Pantastico who is the Co-founder & CEO of Olivia Technology Group based in The Phillippines. While today’s episode is about software that keeps your money in check, it is also about the bigger concept of wealth, money management and investing. Jocs as she is more fondly known has spent most of her life in the corporate world. She has an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and 15 years of managing profitable, high-performance teams across Asia. She used to work for multinational companies like Danone and Nielsen and didn’t follow her academician parents’ path. Instead, right after getting out of the university, she became an expat in Singapore and Indonesia working for market research companies. In 2018, she returned to The Philippines to start her tech startup, Olivia, a milestone she is most proud of. Listen to this week’s episode. Link in bio

In today’s episode, I am speaking to Jocelyn Pantastico who is the Co-founder & CEO...

Today’s episode is with Evi Mariani, ​​Co-Founder and Executive Director of Project Multatuli based in Indonesia. Evi was the former managing editor at The Jakarta Post. Her collaborative projects won the 2020 Public Service Journalism Award from the Society of Publishers in Asia and the 2020 Tasrif Award from the AJI. In this episode, we talk about how a crisis led Evi to start something that truly spoke to her heart – social justice. She said she was never raised to be political – all she wanted was to travel and see the world as a journalist. As an Indonesian Chinese with a Catholic upbringing, social journalism wasn’t the path she was supposed to take. However, her first taste of political activism began in earnest when she entered Gajah Mada University which opened her eyes to diversity, pluralism, gender equality and so much more. Listen to her story - link in bio.

Today’s episode is with Evi Mariani, ​​Co-Founder and Executive Director of Project Multatuli based in...

Michelle Hon of MomBoss Academy, Singapore talks about hustling, beliefs and abundance mindset. Michelle is...

Today’s episode is with May Sresthaporn who is the founder of MSHAPPYDIET and PLANTOGENIC in Thailand. One is about the community while the other is about products but both are about health, wellness and balanced living. She said she enjoyed the food a bit too much when she studied in the US but realized that the sugary foods and carbs took a terrible toll on her health!  When she came home to Thailand, May started blogging about herself and her own stories of regaining good health through healthier eating and lifestyle. Some 10 years later, this passion bloomed into two health-based businesses. We talked about the dilemmas of entrepreneurship, what success means and how do work and life fit into everything that we want to do as entrepreneurs. Check out her episode - link in bio - which is my 50th episode by the way 🎉 can’t wait for the next 50! 🌷plus she’s looking for distributors for her Plantogenic products.

Today’s episode is with May Sresthaporn who is the founder of MSHAPPYDIET and PLANTOGENIC in...

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In today’s episode, I am speaking to Evon Heng who is the Principal & Chief...

Jomie Casas of Just Rent A COO talks about her location independent business. Listen to...

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This week, I am speaking to Lalita Raman who is the CEO and founder of...

In today’s episode, I am speaking to Dr Wendy Liew who is the founder of The Image Creator based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. We spoke about failure, money, growing up poor, the fear of failing, parents’ expectations, gender biases and discrimination, luxury brand marketing, leadership and pride. Wendy has trained more than 70,000 people and conducted training for more than 200 corporations in the span of 19 years. She is also the author of 3 books and has certified more than 50 image consultants. She has also been widely written about in the media and spoken on the TEDx stage. And yet despite her success, Wendy is still down-to-earth and funny! 🦋 Have a listen to this week’s episode!

In today’s episode, I am speaking to Dr Wendy Liew who is the founder of...

Hawaii is where my podcast began. It was a project I pitched at the Changing Faces programme in 2019 on the beautifully magical island of Oahu, Hawaii. The programme is now open for applications until 15 April. It was the programme that pushed me to launch my Womenpreneur Asia podcast! The programme was life-changing and I met so many wonderful Asia Pacific friends that I still keep in touch with. It is a 2-week immersive programme with lectures, site visits, mentoring, discussions and lots of fun activities on 2 islands of Hawaii - Oahu and Maui. In my year, I was the only Malaysian recipient of the scholarship and I felt humbled and grateful! If you know any woman in business or social enterprise (or even yourself), please consider applying for this programme. And I hope you’d be just as lucky and soon find yourself on Oahu and Maui! 🏝

Hawaii is where my podcast began. It was a project I pitched at the Changing...

Linda Lo is the founder and director of Ambon Boenda, a business that makes and sells Indonesian layer cakes in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. As an ardent traveller, she believed that gifting cakes would be a delicious way for people to remember each other. She started as a home baker and now owns 3 retail stores selling Indonesian layer cakes. She is also incorporating more Indonesian offerings including Indonesian coffee! Listen to her episode for the full story. Link in bio. #ambonboendabakery #lindalo #womeninbusiness #womeninfoodbusiness #bakeriesofinstagram #indonesianlayercake #keklapisindonesia #womenpreneurasia #podcastsofinstagram #podcastsforwomen #podcastsasia #asianstoriesmatter #asianwomeninbusiness #kualalumpurcakeshop #medan #bakerymalaysia #malaysianbakers🎈

Linda Lo is the founder and director of Ambon Boenda, a business that makes and...

She used to work in disaster risk management while based in Singapore. It was at that time that she decided to start her styling business, Luxenity, a Singapore-based consultancy company curating luxury lifestyle and experiences through fashion, interior and events. She called herself a closet consultant and when she returned to Japan after a decade in Singapore, she realized that many of her clients needed her and she couldn’t help them all. That was the idea behind her fashion app that not only offers a platform for other image consultants and stylists to join her but also easily curate looks for clients with sustainable options for a better future. Eri Kobayashi is this week’s podcast guest in Ep. 2 of Season 4. Have a listen. Link in bio. . . . #fastfashion #personalstylistonline #japan #ripplenity #disasterriskmanagement #singapore #closetconfidence #closetconsultant #erikobayashi #fashionapp #appforstylists #imageconsultantservices

She used to work in disaster risk management while based in Singapore. It was at...

In this first episode of Season 4, I am speaking to Jomie Casas who is the founder of Just Rent a COO from The Philippines. At Just Rent A COO, Jomie and her team help their clients run their businesses on autopilot so that their clients can fall in love with their business again. While most of us run businesses in a specific location, Jomie decided to build a business that is location independent and one that is designed around her lifestyle and love for travel. This mom of a toddler is still raring to travel once travel restrictions are lifted or when she and her partner has had enough of living in Germany, where they are now based. Listen to her story on your fave podcast player when you search for Womenpreneur Asia. 🌹

In this first episode of Season 4, I am speaking to Jomie Casas who is...

Happy International Women's Day to you! And to commemorate the opening of Season 4 of the podcast this month, here's my trailer and preview episode. Link in bio.

Happy International Women's Day to you! And to commemorate the opening of Season 4 of...

Love it when my guests inform me of what happens after our episode airs. I am absolutely thrilled that I am able to help another woman in business go further. As a woman in business myself, I know how challenging it is to gain prominence. So this whatsapp message truly made my day. My Season 4 starts next week but stay tuned tomorrow as I put up a teaser episode. Why tomorrow? Well it’s my birthday and I wanted to commemorate Season 4 my way. The fun bit about being a podcaster.

Love it when my guests inform me of what happens after our episode airs. I...

Michelle Yeo started her entrepreneurship journey early in life thanks to her dad. She now runs three restaurants with her husband in Penang and KL. And she is an architect. And she owns another business that supplies security systems. She is totally in her element. Her episode is in Season 2. #womenpreneurasia #kristagoon #malaysianpodcasters #podcastforbusiness #podcastforasia #malaysiaceo #womenceos #womenentrepreneurs #asianwomenceos #podcastforwomen #podcastforentrepreneurs #podcastforasians #wisdomofwomen #businesswomenasia #asianwomeninbusiness #asianwomenvoices #dandymodernfood #penangfood #dandy

Michelle Yeo started her entrepreneurship journey early in life thanks to her dad. She now...

#womenpreneurasia #kristagoon #entrepreneurship #malaysianpodcasters #podcastforbusiness #podcastforasia #malaysiaceo #womenceos #womenentrepreneurs #asianwomenceos #podcastforwomen #podcastforentrepreneurs #podcastforasians #wisdomofwomen #businesswomenasia #asianwomeninbusiness #asianwomenvoices

#womenpreneurasia #kristagoon #entrepreneurship #malaysianpodcasters #podcastforbusiness #podcastforasia #malaysiaceo #womenceos #womenentrepreneurs #asianwomenceos #podcastforwomen #podcastforentrepreneurs #podcastforasians #wisdomofwomen #businesswomenasia...

What I do on weekends like today. ♥️ . . . #womenpreneur #asianstoriesmatter #womeninspiringwomen #asianwomeninbusinesss...

Jenny and Bayz made me look good for a photo session. Jenny was the make...

Both Tanya and Christine were really funny together and here’s a secret, they haven’t met...

So yes where you do want to go? Perhaps the other question in this is - where don’t you want to go? I am heading towards Season 4 and what I am doing right now especially these few weeks is to have some preliminary chats with potential women guests. I don’t assume every woman would want to be on my podcast. I’ve encountered women who are not ready to share deeply personal struggles and experiences and that’s OK. ♥️ A good interview methinks comes from a place of trust. Trust that I will always bring us through a journey that empowers us both and the listeners. After 3 seasons and 41 episodes I have grown to understand myself so that I can understand my guests.

So yes where you do want to go? Perhaps the other question in this is...

Josephine and I always take a customary photo yearly. She’s my partner in crime in founding WomenBizSENSE back in 2006. That seems like a lifetime ago. Farhana asked me yesterday how we started and the story began when I was a women’s website editor and I was sourcing for women to interview. A friend introduced me to Josephine as Jo had just started selling educational toys from her apartment as a home-based business. When she finally moved into a shop in Lorong Selamat, she invited me to the opening and we began talking about wanting to meet other women in business. By then I had quit my corporate job and was in Redbox Studio with Nic. I too was looking for ways to grow my circle of contacts. We had heard about BNI and a few other business groups and we did attend some events. We eventually felt we needed something more of how we wanted things to be and maybe we saw gaps in other groups. Who knows. She mooted the idea of a small group meeting at her shop monthly and I said why not? Together we grew an organic meet of sorts into an association with more than 120 members! I can’t believe I did that with Jo. We somehow did something out of pure passion to scratch our own itch. My “why not” principle has helped me see wondrous miracles in my entrepreneurship life! Some call it madness and I call it taking a chance on myself and living daily with no regrets.

Josephine and I always take a customary photo yearly. She’s my partner in crime in...

Fiona Marcus Raja started five businesses in five years. Hailing from Kuching in Sarawak, she started motherhood early and also experienced heart breaking pain when her son was diagnosed with neuroblastoma cancer. Her story is about being a mother and an entrepreneur and wanting the best for her son. Listen to her story when you get to the website. Link in bio.

Fiona Marcus Raja started five businesses in five years. Hailing from Kuching in Sarawak, she...

Chalita Hongsakul of Thailand started her business because she didn’t feel athletic but wanted to get in shape! With no background in fashion or clothing manufacturing, she and her friends created an active wear brand made for Thai women who wanted to be feminine yet fit. Chalita’s entrepreneur story is one you must listen to! Link in bio or find the Womenpreneur Asia podcast on Spotify, Google Podcasts and more.

Chalita Hongsakul of Thailand started her business because she didn’t feel athletic but wanted to...

One of my guests in Season 2 said this and I thought it was quite an interesting quote. It can be frightening to show up with all of ourselves. It means being vulnerable and showing the world a side of us that’s imperfect. And it is also liberating.

One of my guests in Season 2 said this and I thought it was quite...

A big shout out to @gailmgibson for featuring me in her podcast episode this week. Extremely glad we had a wonderful conversation about the early days of my business, how I ended up in business and my three most important strategies that could double up as advice for anyone wanting to cultivate a can do mindset and attitude. Gail is a leadership coach and author and I am delighted we met when we did. Catch my episode when you find her podcast The Can Do Way on major podcast platforms. Mine is Episode 42. #podcastersofinstagram #leadershipcoachingforwomen #thecandoway #gailgibson #peakperformancesnow #mindsetiseverything #youarewhatyouthink #podcastersofasia #asianpodcasts #womeninpodcast #womenwhocoach #womenwhoteach #womenwithpurpose #coachingwomenleaders

A big shout out to @gailmgibson for featuring me in her podcast episode this week....

Family business. Saliza Abdullah is in Episode 6 and she talks about the security services business her mother started that she is now leading. The business hits its 30 year mark next year and Saliza is making sure the business gets to the 3rd generation - to her niece that is. Check out this episode!

Family business. Saliza Abdullah is in Episode 6 and she talks about the security services...

How’s your Tuesday so far? I keep reminding myself it’s already November and there’s two more months left to the year! My recent win was getting a state award from the Penang State Governor for my community and entrepreneurship work in Penang. The ceremony will be held on 10 November and I am honoured to be nominated and awarded the Pingat Kelakuan Terpuji. An unexpected win! ♥️ #womenpreneurasia #kristagoon #entrepreneurship #malaysianpodcasters #podcastforbusiness #podcastforasia #malaysiaceo #womenceos #womenentrepreneurs #asianwomenceos #podcastforwomen #podcastforentrepreneurs #podcastforasians #wisdomofwomen #businesswomenasia #asianwomeninbusiness #asianwomenvoices #wins #celebratemywins #pingatkelakuanterpuji

How’s your Tuesday so far? I keep reminding myself it’s already November and there’s two...

Thai entrepreneur Titaporn Tuchinda is a decisive and strong woman who knows what she wants and makes decisions fast. She started two boutique hotels in Chiangmai, founded an international school and is an executive coach as well. An accomplished woman indeed and I was truly pleased we had our conversation! 🌹 Link in bio

Thai entrepreneur Titaporn Tuchinda is a decisive and strong woman who knows what she wants...

Jayce Tham of Singapore is in this week’s episode. She started the media agency business...

Laura Phan of Vietnam is in this week’s episode. She is the founder and CEO...

I ask myself questions. I have a book of collected questions that I use as thinking tools and prompts. I guess that’s why I enjoy having a podcast. I get to ask my guests all the questions I want 😅🌹 and they allow me to dig into their experiences and stories. What’s your growth tip? #womenpreneurasia #kristagoon #entrepreneurship #malaysianpodcasters #podcastforbusiness #podcastforasia #malaysiaceo #womenceos #womenentrepreneurs #asianwomenceos #podcastforwomen #podcastforentrepreneurs #podcastforasians #wisdomofwomen #businesswomenasia #asianwomeninbusiness #asianwomenvoices #daily #dailygrowth #selfdevelopmentforwomen

I ask myself questions. I have a book of collected questions that I use as...

Jaklin Juanis spoke about how she turned her fear into her profession! She was a guest of mine in Season 2 and we dug into her past especially her growing up years in rural Sabah. She studied by candle light and life was invariably difficult for a young girl with ambition. Yet her first business venture wasn’t as expected as she tried to live up to her expectations of what a business should look like. Listen to her episode at womenpreneurasia.com

Jaklin Juanis spoke about how she turned her fear into her profession! She was a...

Eve Phua is a Singaporean entrepreneur and mother of two. She came into entrepreneurship because she was looking ragged after late nights taking care of her children and was simply curious about getting better skin and looking better as a homemaker. This curiosity led her to become who she is today. Eve is with Mary Kay and is a top producer for the brand. Her business has grown to include other women and she has never lost sight of why she is in business. Listen to her episode from Season 2. Find my podcast on Spotify or go directly to womenpreneurasia.com Happy Sunday! 🪴 #womenpreneurasia #kristagoon #malaysianpodcasters #podcastforbusiness #podcastforasia #malaysiaceo #womenceos #womenentrepreneurs #asianwomenceos #podcastforwomen #podcastforentrepreneurs #podcastforasians #wisdomofwomen #businesswomenasia #asianwomeninbusiness #asianwomenvoices

Eve Phua is a Singaporean entrepreneur and mother of two. She came into entrepreneurship because...

An artist’s soul with a business brain. That’s today’s newly published episode featuring Helen Tan...

Here are 2 things that have enabled me to continue doing what I do.

Season 3 launched today! ❤️ Super excited with my first episode of this third season with Japanese entrepreneur, Yuka Imanishi of CURIO Japan. Have a listen and let me know what new additions you can spot in this season. New episodes drop every Friday from now on. Click link in bio.

Season 3 launched today! ❤️ Super excited with my first episode of this third season...

Shadaitul Intan was someone who was recommended to me, someone that I interviewed for Season 2. She is fiercely independent and spoke about pivoting almost instantly when the pandemic hit the world last year. As a trainer, she quickly turned to the online world to continue educating people. What she said above is true. We need to be able to talk about our work and be proud of what we are doing. If your work and business matter, you must let the world know about it. Yay or nay? Listen to her episode on Womenpreneurasia.com or find my podcast by googling. ✔️ #womenpreneurasia #kristagoon #malaysianpodcasters #podcastforbusiness #podcastforasia #malaysiaceo #womenceos #womenentrepreneurs #asianwomenceos #podcastforwomen #podcastforentrepreneurs #podcastforasians #wisdomofwomen #businesswomenasia #asianwomeninbusiness #asianwomenvoices #shadaitulintan #trainingsolutions #malaysia #singlemother

Shadaitul Intan was someone who was recommended to me, someone that I interviewed for Season...

Season 3 opens next week - 1st October and while you wait to hear more...