EP 59: Winning the Game of the Impossible with Dato' Sri Idris Jala

[@EricHome-c3e]

In a leadership vulnerability "I know where we need to go, but don't know as well. But we will journey and explore together". LOVE IT!!! This is what lead to establishing a LAB.

[@yummymummum5871]

This man is great & very inspirational

[@yokesimw]

God is always full of surprises. Another angle shared by you in conquering the promised land. Those who thirst will find revelation. Keep walking with God bro.

[@yewsinchin45]

Idris Jala's sharing has always been inspiring, and this podcast was no exception. The concept of segmenting P&L to the lowest level for transformative changes is a game-changer, empowering every team member to contribute meaningfully. Setting impossible targets with a two-tier approach is truly mind-boggling. I deeply resonated with his childhood story - growing up in relative poverty but never feeling poor. I recall my own childhood, surrounded by siblings, and my parents struggling for daily meals - those were some of the happiest times of my life. Jala's philosophy of treating failure as free tuition is something I'll carry with me. It's a refreshing take on learning from our mistakes. His approach to handling grey areas, especially the gas cylinder example, is a valuable lesson in transparency and ethical decision-making. The idea of never making such decisions alone and testing them with "what if" questions, along with the ability to defend them if they become public, truly struck a chord with me. Thank you for raising my question on situational leadership. Idris’s advice on staying agile and adapting to different phases when handling resistance is invaluable. This podcast is a must-listen, not only for young professionals but seasoned leaders as well. It's been a truly enjoyable and enlightening conversation. Well done to Sarah and Janice.

[@jtan66]

Really enjoyed this episode! So many takeaways. Would love to see/hear more from Dato Sri. Keep up the great work Janice and Sarah!

[@horizonnetwork8794]

Salam to my dear dato Sri mr idris jala I am very interested in listening to your video and the video sorry to for my listening your speech is god alamduliallah from uncle azlan Shah West Malaysia

[@foohiben]

Good informations from Datuk Idris Jalal.

[@azlanshah3125]

Salam to my dear dato Idris how are you sir we whan my dear prime minister Mr Anwar Ibrahim to appoint Mr dato Sri Idris the next chief minister for serawak his best to bring serawak to the top the rakyat will be happy to see tiara serawakian the minister i am very suar you will see the economy they will no corapsean i am watching his voice fantastic speech please my dear prime minister Mr Anwar Ibrahim please take my advice sir sorry for my toking i am am simple me from parit buntar Keiran Perak Taman semarak block t 212 Malaysia alamdullila

[@EricHome-c3e]

even tho much has been done, we will need to let go if the LAB shows the passion has failed. True North (Game of the impossible), leading to a realistic Target not to a life of mediocrity.

[@CHEA1111]

But by cancelling routes, Malaysia did not get the unseen snowball.effects. But if you have better education, when you ride bicycle, you will ride faster than those who started riding earlier. Everyone who study marketing, will know customers needs, that is just a basic thing.

[@Snoopy-mr8qu]

Plz introduce the moderators

[@abubakararsat3742]

Who are the two ladies???