Creating Your Dream Life

This is my third podcast episode, following an inspiring conversation with Till Kraemer on cultural diversity.

Ever wonder if your path needs a rigid roadmap to find success?

Recently, I had the pleasure of listening to a podcast by Morgan Housel, author of the insightful book, "The Psychology of Money". Housel's work resonates deeply with my philosophy of investing and personal coaching, especially in how behavioral finance impacts our financial decisions.

Recently, I had the privilege of visiting my aunt in Vancouver. She is 102 years old—a devoted Buddhist, a lifelong vegetarian, and an extraordinary woman who has defied physical limitations since a young age. Despite being physically handicapped, she became a renowned scholar and an influential spiritual teacher in her community.

When reflecting on the best leaders I’ve worked with—and those who struggled—one key differentiator stands out: emotional intelligence (EI) . While intelligence and technical expertise are important, emotional intelligence for success is what truly sets exceptional leaders apart. Through my career, I’ve witnessed how EI shapes leadership effectiveness. Here are three powerful stories that illustrate why emotional intelligence is critical to executive success . Frank: The Lim

What makes a great leader? Is it their technical expertise, their ability to inspire, or their courage to make bold decisions? While all of these are important, I believe there is one often overlooked element that can truly transform a leader’s journey: mentorship. In a recent podcast series, “ Leader Beyond the Stage ,” I had the privilege of co-hosting conversations with inspiring leaders from various walks of life. The episodes explored leadership from fresh perspectives,