In this exclusive interview, billionaire philanthropist and founder of hedge fund giant Bridgewater Associates, Ray Dalio, and his son Mark reflect on their journeys beneath the surface, where darkness, pressure and the unknown reveal a world far more alive than it seems.

This video chronicles Sean Lee Davis’s expedition to Mongolia, where he photographs the renowned eagle hunters of the Altai Mountains and explores the challenges faced by these rural communities, including the effects of climate change.
Sean Lee-Davies is an award-winning filmmaker, conservationist, and creative entrepreneur with a dynamic career. He is known for being an impactful mentor and coach, guiding individuals and organizations in building purpose-driven brands through authentic storytelling. By combining his extensive media expertise with sharp entrepreneurial insight, Sean empowers his clients to turn ambitious visions into tangible projects while navigating the complexities of the creative and social impact sectors. His mentorship is invaluable for anyone aiming to achieve their professional goals and create a meaningful, lasting legacy.
Email: sean@awethenticgroup.com
A renowned thought leader in the green economy, sustainability, and biodiversity, Sean has given talks across Asia including three TedXT talks.
He is also an accomplished emcee and has hosted several events, functions, and charity balls for brands ranging from BMW, Breitling, and The Marina Bay Sands to the charities such as The Jane Goodall Foundation.
Over the last ten years, Lee-Davies has founded two companies and one social enterprise. Pairing his passion for art and technology, he founded Awethentic Studio, an augmented reality agency that produces high-quality digital experiences for brands across the globe, and Awethentic Gallery, a platform that harnesses the power of art to create positive environmental impact. And in 2011, Lee-Davies created social enterprise Project C:CHANGE, which works to shed light and provide insight into climate change and conservation issues.
Lee-Davies specialises in documentary photography and has been creating impactful work for over two decades. His work has taken him all across Asia and Africa, and he continues to use his art to raise awareness about endangered species and other conservation issues worldwide.
Lee-Davies has long been an advocate for the natural world, working to highlight the plight of endangered species around the globe through photography, TV shows and social media. In 2010, Lee-Davies founded the social enterprise and media platform Project C: CHANGE, which works to shed light and provide insight into climate change and conservation issues. He has also produced shows for National Geographic and hosted a 6-part TV eco-adventure show ‘Adventures to the Edge’ on TVB.
Lee Davies’ company, Awethentic Gallery, also works with a number of charities and non-profits, ranging from social impact to conservation, and donates 10% of every purchase made to charity.









