What if walking away from millions is actually the smartest move you’ll ever make?

Michelle Martin sits down with Chin Hui Leong, Co-founder of The Smart Investor, to unpack the psychology of selling stocks - and why profits locked in are never a failure.

From the painful “could have been” to the discipline of knowing when enough is enough, this episode reframes what success really looks like in investing.

We explore how to decide when to sell - even if a company is still performing - and why your personal goals matter more than market narratives.

For new investors, Hui Leong shares how to build conviction, when to move beyond ETFs, and why patience must be balanced with action.

It’s a conversation about clarity, not regret - hosted by Michelle Martin.

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There is a hidden cost to becoming a successful founder and Eldred Wee hopes to save more from paying it.

If success feels hollow, this conversation may help you redefine what you’re really working toward

Hosted by Michelle Martin, this episode dives into the gap between financial success and life goals with Eldred Wee, Founder of Edenity.

From closing seven-figure M&A deals to questioning the very meaning of “enough,” Eldred shares why wealth didn’t bring the fulfilment he expected.

We explore how childhood experiences, risk, and identity shape our relationship with money and security.

Plus, the rise of the “Parentpreneur” - a community supporting founders who want to build a business without losing their families along the way.

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What if you too could have a slice of the biggest entertainment industry in the world?

The global gaming industry is set to hit $300 billion.

We explore how one founder is flipping the model of mobile gaming - turning screen time into outdoor family play with a new kind of mobile game that prioritizes family time and movement.

Is this the much-needed reset for how families engage with technology?

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