Vince Chan

So we are all our own superheroes, right? Batman, Spiderman, Superman, the Incredibles. We each have that hero inside us. And as I read your book, I notice you lay it out in three distinct parts. Reset how you think. Revise what you say. and reinvent what you do. Could you give us an overview of these three stages of transformation? Reset, revise, and reinvent.

So we are all our own superheroes, right? Batman, Spiderman, Superman, the Incredibles. We each have that hero inside us. And as I read your book, I notice you lay it out in three distinct parts. Reset how you think. Revise what you say. and reinvent what you do. Could you give us an overview of these three stages of transformation? Reset, revise, and reinvent.

I think it would be really helpful for listeners, whether they are senior, junior, or mid-level, who might feel a bit stuck. A breakdown of this process might give them some inspiration and even help them find a way forward.

I think it would be really helpful for listeners, whether they are senior, junior, or mid-level, who might feel a bit stuck. A breakdown of this process might give them some inspiration and even help them find a way forward.

we can make active choices of those in the same way that you chose what you the shirt you put on today the first section reset really resonates with me knowing yourself understanding yourself that self-awareness you emphasize is powerful once we graduate from college We are basically on our own with no career center or clear path to guide us. Yet, we have 30, 40, even 50 years of work life ahead.

we can make active choices of those in the same way that you chose what you the shirt you put on today the first section reset really resonates with me knowing yourself understanding yourself that self-awareness you emphasize is powerful once we graduate from college We are basically on our own with no career center or clear path to guide us. Yet, we have 30, 40, even 50 years of work life ahead.

And even when career centers are available in college or business school, the scope is often narrowed, leaving us without realistic guidance on figuring ourselves out and charting our own course. So this self-awareness, this self-empowerment that you talk about and reset how you think really feels essential.

And even when career centers are available in college or business school, the scope is often narrowed, leaving us without realistic guidance on figuring ourselves out and charting our own course. So this self-awareness, this self-empowerment that you talk about and reset how you think really feels essential.

From your experience working with seasoned leaders and helping them figure out who they are and where they're going, Could you share a few examples? Maybe one success story and one more challenging case. Just to give us some insights into the process, the lessons learned, and what navigating those challenges can look like. Story time.

From your experience working with seasoned leaders and helping them figure out who they are and where they're going, Could you share a few examples? Maybe one success story and one more challenging case. Just to give us some insights into the process, the lessons learned, and what navigating those challenges can look like. Story time.

I'd love to hear about the other side of things too. We just discussed a more successful case. But I'm also curious about the challenges you faced in helping people through this journey. Stories where things didn't go as planned. Maybe there's a single story that stands out. Or maybe it's a pattern across different experiences.

I'd love to hear about the other side of things too. We just discussed a more successful case. But I'm also curious about the challenges you faced in helping people through this journey. Stories where things didn't go as planned. Maybe there's a single story that stands out. Or maybe it's a pattern across different experiences.

Whether it's due to a client's own psychology, some part of their past serving as a barrier to change, or something else entirely, I'll be interested to know why. Even with all the interventions, guidance, and effort, things sometimes just don't click. Any insights you can share from these not-so-successful transformations would be valuable.

Whether it's due to a client's own psychology, some part of their past serving as a barrier to change, or something else entirely, I'll be interested to know why. Even with all the interventions, guidance, and effort, things sometimes just don't click. Any insights you can share from these not-so-successful transformations would be valuable.

That's a powerful story. Reflecting on my own experience and those of friends, colleagues, and younger professionals I've met, there's one major barrier that often stands out when it comes to navigating career transitions or even finding ways to stay engaged and resilient in the same role without burning out. And that's fear. You explore this in your book and I would like to discuss it further.

That's a powerful story. Reflecting on my own experience and those of friends, colleagues, and younger professionals I've met, there's one major barrier that often stands out when it comes to navigating career transitions or even finding ways to stay engaged and resilient in the same role without burning out. And that's fear. You explore this in your book and I would like to discuss it further.

Fear is such a powerful force. It can hold us back or if managed well, propel us forward. Could you share more on how this fear factor works in career transitions and how we can learn to manage it better? I can think of so many ways fear plays out. From fear of failure to fear of the unknown.

Fear is such a powerful force. It can hold us back or if managed well, propel us forward. Could you share more on how this fear factor works in career transitions and how we can learn to manage it better? I can think of so many ways fear plays out. From fear of failure to fear of the unknown.

Great, I'll definitely try some of your strategies. To wrap up though, there's so many things we can do from reading books and getting professional help to learning from others. If you had to give us just a couple of pieces of advice that we can start working, that we can start trying right now, what would those be?

Great, I'll definitely try some of your strategies. To wrap up though, there's so many things we can do from reading books and getting professional help to learning from others. If you had to give us just a couple of pieces of advice that we can start working, that we can start trying right now, what would those be?