LIVE WELL WITH MICHELLE: Your Next Co-Founder May Not Be Human

LIVE WELL WITH MICHELLE: Can the future be one with less passwords please?

Passwords are a part of life, but perhaps they reveal something bigger about modern life — the rising cognitive burden we carry every day. Listeners share how they are coping with password fatigue with Michelle. Maybe that’s the deeper issue here. The future isn’t just about making technology smarter. It’s about reducing unnecessary friction so human beings have more mental space for relationships, purpose, creativity, investing wisely. Are future companies are looking away from passwords to keep organisations safe? Then we hear more about Michelle's book pick today, John Coleman's "Good Money" See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Money and Me: Do you have Good Money?

Author John Coleman spent his early years in a single-wide mobile home in the USA. When it rained in Florida, the family would buy movie tickets, and wait out the storm safely in the theatre. Today he is Co-CEO of Sovereign's Capital which invests in public equities, private equities and venture capital. Michelle Martin finds out how John's six-step framework in his book "Good Money, Six Steps to Building a Financial Life with Purpose" can help us change our relationship with money, so we can design a richer life across dimensions that we know, map to living well. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

LIVE WELL WITH MICHELLE: Your Next Co-Founder May Not Be Human

Michelle Martin speaks with Arnaud Frade about the rise of “sentient startups” and whether billion-dollar one-person companies could soon emerge - even from Singapore. They explore how entrepreneurs are already using AI beyond productivity. Arnaud also shares lessons from building Athena, his autonomous AI panelist, and explains why blind dependence on AI could become a dangerous trap for founders. As AI takes over more analysis and execution, the conversation asks a deeper wellness question: what uniquely human qualities will matter most for leaders at work? Hosted by Michelle Martin. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Money and Me: The Silent Billion-Dollar Urology Boom in Asia

Investors, what if one of Asia’s biggest ageing-investment opportunities is a healthcare problem few people even talk about? Asia’s ageing population is quietly fueling a surge in demand for urology care - and investors may be underestimating the scale of the opportunity In Money and Me we meet the largest medical device company in Southeast Asia Michelle Martin speaks with Wong Yau Chung, CEO of Temasek-backed Advanced MedTech Holdings, about a possible listing, how the Singapore-grown MedTech is using acquisitions and its strategy to compete globally and a key question. Could urology become one of the next major long-term investment themes tied to ageing demographics? See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

LIVE WELL WITH MICHELLE: GetSetUp for Retirement and make an income from your knowledge

We are living longer but what are our options for employment after retirement? Is it really either "just stay home" or volunteer? Michelle Martin explores how an SGX-listed tech company iWOW Technology and global online platform GetSetUp are adding new options for seniors who have only to reach their keyboards for a new way to earn. GetSetUp are banking on older adults training their peers on their tech platform. From making new connections, to providing real flexible jobs with dignity and purpose. Michelle looks at whether this initiative can truly help older adults stay engaged with their peers from around the world and if it can provide meaningful remuneration. Find out as she speaks with Ashokan Ramakrishnan, Chief Marketing Officer, iWOW & Neil Dsouza, Co-Founder of GetSetUp. Click to check out the community here www.getsetup.sg/en-SG See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.