Finishing Our Race Well

Justin Ooi, Learning & Growth Partner, Leaderonomics

31-Dec-18 11:00

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All of us have a race to run, a journey to go through. Along the way, there will be different challenges or setbacks that we encounter. How do we ensure we finish our race well? What would it take for us to make it through to the finishing line? As we come to the end of 2018, there is no better time to reflect on how the year has been and how we can welcome the New Year. In this Raise Your Game session, we will discuss why it is important not just to start well but also to finish well.

Produced by: Jermaine Bee

Presented by: Freda Liu

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Categories: Personal Development, Entrepreneurship

Tags: Enterprise, Raise Your Game, Leaderonomics, race, journey, challenges, setbacks, 2018, reflect,

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