Podcast

To listen to Sharmini Hensen's previous radio talks,
Click on the links below. 

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• How To Engage In Community Building And Be Profitable
  
  
• Self Empowerment
  
  
• Values and Leadership
  
  
• Lessons Learnt
  
  
• Ever New Challenges
  
  
• Pimp My Biz
  Life Coach Sharmini Hensen talks to entrepreneurs Joanne Ho and Noel Chelliah, helps building new thought patterns and aligning mind, body and emotions for a more successful and healthy work and live balance.
  
  
• Regrouping Your Focus
  Life Coach Sharmini Hensen speaks about regrouping your focus for the remainder of the year.
  
  
• Drastic Career Changes: How and Why Do They Come About?
  Stuck in a rut at work and not sure where to turn? Want to leave your job but no idea how to make the transition to a new career? We will be speaking to two fascinating individuals in the studio today to tell us how they made the leap from one career to another. We will also have life coach Sharmini Hensen and Leaderonomics CEO Roshan Thiran on the phone to offer a professional opinion on whether or not following your dreams is always the right decision. 
  
  
• Café One (4th January 2010) Sharmini Hensen talks about her latest project Café One Community Kitchen.
  
  

• Café One's Community Kitchen Program (11th January 2010)
In this episode, Sharmini talks about the opening of Café One Community Kitchen in KL.


• Sistas Network (9th October 2009)
  Sharmini Hensen sheds light on the Sistas Network KL and how they help empower women.

• Life Works: Failure is only feedback (19 January 2009)
  In this episode, Sharmini reframes failure by explaining how her guest, 
  Amin Abidi, an Iranian who has been in Malaysia for 6 years, lost his business investment of RM300,000 and the lessons learnt for him to move forward.
   
• Life Works: It's OK to change (12 January 2009)
  Sharmini tells us why it's alright to change our life path and expectations of life. Sharmini's guest, Hilda Sky, shares her experience leaving everything behind in Germany to come to Malaysia. Sharmini says that you realize your self-worth at 40-something and it's still okay to make that change at that point. 
   
  
• Life Partners in all sense of the word (15 December 2008)
  How do couples deal with problems that may arise from a business relationship? 
  How do other couples keep business and family separate? 
  Should they even be separate?