Vince Chan

It helps me feel better, connected, which is important for mental wellness, especially in a world that can feel isolating. Even if we're not meeting face to face, just connecting and talking is rewarding. For instance, podcasting has had a huge positive impact on my own mental wellness. It feels good to connect like this, even if it's virtual.

It helps me feel better, connected, which is important for mental wellness, especially in a world that can feel isolating. Even if we're not meeting face to face, just connecting and talking is rewarding. For instance, podcasting has had a huge positive impact on my own mental wellness. It feels good to connect like this, even if it's virtual.

So when it comes to practicing generosity, it doesn't have to be complicated. Unlike business, where we calculate ROI and financial budgets, the benefits of generosity, just reaching out, connecting, can be immediate and tangible.

So when it comes to practicing generosity, it doesn't have to be complicated. Unlike business, where we calculate ROI and financial budgets, the benefits of generosity, just reaching out, connecting, can be immediate and tangible.

Thank you. Thank you. Well, in fact, I'll send you my resume because if you are ever building a generosity empire, I would love to join your journey. Listening to you has brought back memories from my early career. I worked with senior leaders who were generous in their own way, nurturing and helping me without expecting anything in return. That generosity built meaningful connections beyond work.

Thank you. Thank you. Well, in fact, I'll send you my resume because if you are ever building a generosity empire, I would love to join your journey. Listening to you has brought back memories from my early career. I worked with senior leaders who were generous in their own way, nurturing and helping me without expecting anything in return. That generosity built meaningful connections beyond work.

Even after we all moved on, we stay in touch. Those relationships are rare and precious. And they've made all the difference in my journey.

Even after we all moved on, we stay in touch. Those relationships are rare and precious. And they've made all the difference in my journey.

Until next time, take care.

Until next time, take care.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to our show, Chief Change Officer. I'm Vince Chan, your ambitious human host. Our show is a modernist community for change progressives in organizational and human transformation from around the world. How many people do you know who actually walk into a public restroom and leave it cleaner than they found it? I do. And so does the wife of our guest.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to our show, Chief Change Officer. I'm Vince Chan, your ambitious human host. Our show is a modernist community for change progressives in organizational and human transformation from around the world. How many people do you know who actually walk into a public restroom and leave it cleaner than they found it? I do. And so does the wife of our guest.

Like me, she does it because she wants to leave it better for the next person. So who is our guest today? Is Monty Wood, author of the book called Generosity Wins and the former CEO of Opus Agency, a creative branding partner for some of the world's most influential brands.

Like me, she does it because she wants to leave it better for the next person. So who is our guest today? Is Monty Wood, author of the book called Generosity Wins and the former CEO of Opus Agency, a creative branding partner for some of the world's most influential brands.

Monty has worked directly with legends like Mark Benioff of Salesforce, Andy Gross of Intel, Steve Jobs, John Chambers of Cisco, and Andy Jassy of Amazon. From these leaders, his own mentors, and his mother, Monty has learned what generosity truly means, why it matters and how to apply it to life and career to become more successful, happier and healthier. Curious to find out more?

Monty has worked directly with legends like Mark Benioff of Salesforce, Andy Gross of Intel, Steve Jobs, John Chambers of Cisco, and Andy Jassy of Amazon. From these leaders, his own mentors, and his mother, Monty has learned what generosity truly means, why it matters and how to apply it to life and career to become more successful, happier and healthier. Curious to find out more?

We made a two-part series for you. In today's episode, We'll dive into Monty's personal experiences, his definition of generosity, and why he believes so strongly in practicing generosity as a habit. Tomorrow, we'll explore what isn't generous, why practicing generosity can be difficult in today's world, and how to nurture a generosity-centered mindset.

We made a two-part series for you. In today's episode, We'll dive into Monty's personal experiences, his definition of generosity, and why he believes so strongly in practicing generosity as a habit. Tomorrow, we'll explore what isn't generous, why practicing generosity can be difficult in today's world, and how to nurture a generosity-centered mindset.

If you are still skeptical about how generosity can lead to success, join us for this conversation. We'd love for you to be part of the discussion. Let's get started.

If you are still skeptical about how generosity can lead to success, join us for this conversation. We'd love for you to be part of the discussion. Let's get started.