Adeline Yeo, Ronald Soh, Tan Shi Liang

Ground Zero Stories by Divergent Entrepreneur Academy

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The Divergent Entrepreneur Academy helps business owners and startup founders develop the skills needed to thrive. Focused on entrepreneurship, divergent thinking, and innovative ideas, you'll learn to think outside the box and stay ahead of the competition. Whether you're in Malaysia, Singapore, or anywhere in the world, these principles will help you achieve your goals and dominate your market. By adopting a divergent entrepreneur mindset, you can overcome any obstacle. This video is part of a series designed to inspire entrepreneurs like you.https://divergent.traininghttps://facebook.com/di...

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Adeline Yeo, Ronald Soh, Tan Shi Liang

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Woman Entrepreneur? Here's What Nobody Tells You | Adeline Yeo | Divergent Entrepreneur Academy 24.03.2026 44:49

As a woman entrepreneur, here’s what nobody tells you, the hardest part isn’t the business, it’s the silence at home. Entrepreneurs and business owners usually faced their business challenges and suffered their pains quietly. ☕ I listened to a founder share how she once lost a quarter million, not because she wasn’t capable, but because she had no financial literacy, no mentor, and no real suppor...

COVID Wiped Out My Plans, This Military System Saved Me | Shi Liang | Divergent Entrepreneur Academy 17.03.2026 45:55

COVID Wiped Out My Plans, This Military System Saved Me | Shi Liang | Divergent Entrepreneur Academy Shi Liang did not grow up intending to be an entrepreneur. He signed on with the Republic of Singapore Navy, drawn by purpose and structure rather than commerce. But after his mother fell ill and passed away when he was in his late twenties, he began questioning time, legacy and responsibility. Tod...

The Worst Crisis of My Life Taught Me This One Thing | Ronald Soh | Divergent Entrepreneur Academy 11.03.2026 47:01

Ronald Soh is a veteran tech entrepreneur from Singapore with over three decades in the IT industry. His passion for technology sparked early — as a young boy in the 1970s, he was fascinated by computers at People's Park, and his father's IBM 286 PC ignited a lifelong love of computing. In 1993, fresh out of NUS, he founded Win-Pro to help small businesses with IT services. He sold PCs in Chinatow...