Womenpreneur Asia

In this week’s solo episode, I share a practical playbook for turning generosity into measurable business results. Learn how to release the mental ledger, multiply your knowledge for greater reach and become an individual that naturally attracts people, opportunities and resources. Access, knowledge and opportunity aren’t just ideals—they’re a scalable strategy for women entrepreneurs across Asia. I never just talk about strategy without giving you concrete steps to start today and this episode

In this episode, Malaysian entrepreneur Jessica Choong shares how she transformed nail artistry into a scalable, affiliate-driven education platform. From moving from Malaysia to New Zealand to building an online nail academy and Gel X courses, she reveals how systems, mentorship, and authentic connections powered growth. Learn how she uses affiliates to mentor new students, partner with brands to cut costs and pursue cross-cultural learning to expand her reach. A journey of courage, experimenta

Indian entrepreneur Soumita Basu, founder of Zyenika, discusses adaptive clothing that fits real bodies and respects dignity. In a candid conversation, Soumita reveals the passionate journey from chronic pain to launching a fashion line that centers empathy, accessibility, and user experience. As a disabled entrepreneur, she shares the systemic barriers she’s faced—especially in banking and retail—and why inclusive design must begin with humility and care. From the daily realities as a disabled

Wahn Punnapha of Thailand came from a secure FMCG corporate role. She is now a mindset and leadership coach who courageously and openly shares her bold journey from corporate leadership to solopreneurship. She explains how her identity crises and emotional turbulence became catalysts for growth—and she generously shares her four-part framework to guide women through the transition. From navigating family expectations to building trust and marketing a non-tangible service such as coaching, Wahn o

In this episode, I speak to Indian entrepreneur, Bhavya Bhatt. Based in Bangalore, this former lawyer shares how she transformed a legal career into a thought-leadership amplification business for the Indian legal industry. From battling imposter syndrome to embracing a bold pivot during the pandemic, Bhavya reveals how personal branding—built on lived experience rather than a polished fantasy—can unlock opportunities, even in industries wary of change. She discusses the power of allyship in con

This episode is with Nguyen Long Chau Sa,, co-founder of Live in Flow, a coaching business and former TikTok Partnership Manager in Vietnam. Sa shares a brave journey from corporate intensity to coaching, anchored in inner work, clarity, and community. She explains why transition is a daily practice, how to cultivate an environment that supports sustainable change, and how to live in flow by embracing stillness, compassion, and authentic self-discovery. Rich with personal anecdotes—from her thyr