Trishita Das

3 months ago

The insights on leadership explained by Ho Kwon Ping in this episode were truly inspiring. Critical thinking and authenticity are emphasised by him, as he challenges the status quo and resonates deeply. I loved the part where short-term thinking in business is critiqued, and it is high time that we should have a more sustainable approach. Loved listening to this episode!

Silentnight

2 months ago

This episode redefine leadership through authenticity critical thinking and bold action. He critiques capitalism & short term focus, advocating for systematic changes via education activism and collective efforts. A compelling listen for future focused . Feeling happy while listening this episode

Shruti Bhagat

2 months ago

As the podcast begins Mr. Ho kwon ping founder of Banyan Group Ltd. said very nice words that everyone tries to be leader by reading books but one can be a good leader only by working on his flaws. In this podcast he has explained why leverage should be applied at all levels. In simple words, The CEO of the company should understand the importance of sustainability as he’s an influential person in the company. Also, a leader should be wise enough that people should listen to him and work accordingly. Again, only long term thinking can bring sustainability in the business providing business growth as well. Every business owner and the upcoming ones should listen to this podcast.

Anwesha Roy

2 months ago

Rajeev Peshawaria’s podcast on "Sustainable Sustainability" is an eye-opener about growing businesses while protecting the environment. He talks about how companies like Faber-Castell, Tata, and Mars are making long-term investments to become more eco-friendly. Peshawaria explains why short-term goals often lead to failures and how businesses unknowingly harm the environment. Using real-life examples, he shows how sustainability can lead to success. The podcast is easy to follow and gives practical ideas for running eco-friendly businesses. It’s a great listen for anyone interested in building a better future for both businesses and the planet.

V Rajeshwari

2 months ago

A must watch! This video is an inspiring and thought provoking exploration of leadership and social responsibility. In this video Ho shares his personal experience which highlight the importance of questioning systems that create inequality. His optimism is refreshing, showing that change is possible when people have the courage to act .This video offers practical wisdom for anyone who wish to make difference.

Kamya Jaiswal

2 months ago

.In this thought-provoking episode, Ho Kwon Ping, Founder of Banyan Tree Holdings, shares unconventional leadership lessons emphasizing authenticity, critical thinking, and courage. He critiques short-term capitalist thinking and advocates for a systemic shift towards sustainability. Ho's bold call to action - that collective efforts, education, and investor activism are necessary for change - leaves a lasting impression. A must-listen for leaders and individuals seeking inspiration for a more sustainable future.

Angelin Shaji

2 months ago

An amazing episode with helpful insights explained by Ho Kwon Ping on leadership. Truly inspiring and compelling. A great listen for anyone interested in growing their businesses.

Ummehani Nalawala

2 months ago

This episode is based on a conversation with Ho Kwon Ping. Ho inspires the listeners towards authenticity, bold actions and critical thinking. He also talks about how short terms goals could be changed into long terms by education, activism and collective hardwork! This was a really interesting and informative episode.

Star

2 months ago

This episode was a thought-provoking take on leadership and sustainability. Mr. Ho Kwon Ping’s words about becoming a true leader by addressing personal flaws really stood out to me. The discussion emphasized how CEOs and leaders, being key influencers, must champion sustainability with long-term strategies that benefit both the business and the environment. I particularly liked the example of Faber-Castell, showing how smart, sustainable investments ensure growth without harming the planet. Rajeev’s critique of short-term thinking was powerful, urging leaders to focus on authenticity, critical thinking, and bold action. A must-listen for anyone aspiring to drive meaningful change in business and leadership

Shainu Reddy

2 months ago

The fresh perspective on leadership delivered from this podcast will be heard as critical thinking, authenticity, and sustainability. Ho Kwon Ping speaks against short-termism and conventional ways, urging education and activism for systemic change. He inspires other future-focused leaders and visionaries on how to use his influence and pursue long-term strategies. A stimulating listen for aspiring leaders and innovators.

Pooja Jena

2 months ago

Ho Kwon Ping, the founder of Banyan Tree Holdings, offers unorthodox leadership principles in this thought-provoking episode that emphasise bravery, sincerity, and critical thinking. He argues for a structural change towards sustainability and criticises short-term capitalist thinking. Ho makes a strong impact with his audacious call to action that change requires investor involvement, education, and group initiatives. For leaders and anybody looking for motivation for a more sustainable future, this is a must-listen.

Asma Habeeba

2 months ago

Inspiring, Interesting and highly informative. In this episode, Ho Kwon Ping shares his personal experiences as well as reminds the significance of critical thinking and authenticity. Enjoyed listening to this episode and reccommend this as must listen for all.

Ramanan

2 months ago

This video revealed the hidden truths of leadership qualities, which has been meticulously linked with critical examples to make the listeners of the podcast dynamically with the current scenario. Here, in this episode, Ho emphasizes transforming the thinking and planning from short term thinking to long term, which can enable sustainable execution of the thoughts and the plans. This episode is eye opening for everyone in a nutshell.

Tasneem Anjum

2 months ago

The clear-cut meaning of leadership, definition of stewardship & custodianship was really enlightening. Here Ho Kwon Ping really wonderfully shares important concepts like critical thinking, authentic efforts, taking responsibility as a stakeholder as well as he rightfully criticizes short-term capitalist thinking that seems to be prevalent today

sara samreen

2 months ago

In this episode, Ho Kwon Ping shares a powerful view on leadership, emphasizing that true leadership is built on authenticity, critical thinking, and challenging the status quo. Drawing from his experiences, Ho advocates for unconventional approaches and stresses the importance of long-term goals over short-term rewards. He critiques the short-term focus in capitalism, especially with the influence of private equity, and argues that sustainability requires a shift in investor priorities. Rather than relying solely on enlightened CEOs, Ho calls for collective action, investor activism, and grassroots movements to drive lasting change. This episode offers a thought-provoking perspective on leadership, highlighting the need for collaboration and long-term impact over individual success and quick results.

Niveditha Preeth

2 months ago

It's really inspiring and motivating to listen to this podcast. Especially this episode was very helpful. I found each and every point to be of importance to whoever wishes to be a leader and entrepreneur. His personal examples are what makes it easier to understand and follow. Ho's positivity and refreshing dose of wisdom is must needed. He highlights most of the points that are important to make an impact for a CEO. This episode inspires me to listen to more and more of his podcasts.

Garima Bhatia

2 months ago

The podcast is really informative and inspiring. Ho kwon ping’s take on leadership, critical thinking and authenticity is something which every person should listen. The whole discussion sounds so raw and insightful. The podcast is really meaningful and amazing, it’s a must listen.

Shifali

2 months ago

He investigates the ramifications of transient reasoning established in free enterprise, elevated by the impact of private value. His strong belief that supportability requires a principal shift in financial backing and institutional needs ensures a deep and drastic change on its way.   Ho offers a striking expression—we can't depend entirely on edified chiefs. Aggregate activity, schooling, financial backer activism, and grassroots endeavours are expected to achieve foundational change.

Darshika garg

2 months ago

The podcast is really informing and inspiring about basic work ethic that everyone should learn. Authenticity is a must in any work field any post but for a leader its a must to have critical thinking, accountability and dependability. The whole discussion seems to come through lots of personal experiences. This advice should be taken by everyone in life. The podcast is worth listening to and one must apply those value those learnings in their life.

Saloni Chauhan

2 months ago

Ho Kwon Ping, Banyan Tree Holdings' founder, delivers a compelling perspective on transformative leadership that challenges conventional wisdom. His insights transcend typical business advice, focusing on how authentic leadership intertwines with sustainable practices. Ho's critique of short-termism in modern capitalism, particularly regarding private equity's influence, resonates deeply. What sets his message apart is the emphasis on collective responsibility – arguing that meaningful change requires more than just visionary CEOs. Through a blend of investor activism, educational initiatives, and grassroots movements, Ho presents a comprehensive blueprint for systemic transformation toward sustainability, making this episode essential listening for forward-thinking leaders.

Arohi Khedkar

2 months ago

A compelling listen for future focused practical ideas for running eco-friendly businesses. Ho attempts to inspire us towards authenticity, bold actions and critical thinking. I really loved the idiologies based on education, activism and collective hardwork. A very impactful voice for aspiring leaders and innovators.

Annie R

2 months ago

. In this episode, Ho Kwon Ping speaks about leadership skills. He clearly states how you need authenticity in leadership and people should be able to identify fake leaders as well. Kwon explains about his family business as an example and tells us about Stewardship and Leadership. He shares ideologies and inspires the listeners about how critical thinking, realizations, goal and how changes are mandatory for betterment of any business. Kwen has a lot to offer as his experience itself speaks in the podcast towards sustainability and how changes are necessary at every mode for a CEO to bring in the impact. A very insightful podcast for corporates and every professional to hear out for sure.

Diptisha Sarkar

2 months ago

In this episode, the speaker, Mr. Ho kwon ping founder of Banyan Group Ltd. discusses ways of sustainable growth for business. His enhanced vision of leadership stood out for me. Simple and easy use of language made this even more interesting. This friendly discussion was very inspiring indeed.