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The 30-Day Writing Challenge: Something you once thought you couldn’t do, but you did.
The 30-Day Writing Challenge#LivingWriters #Viettothon30daysWeek 2 – Day 13 – 17th Apr 2025Topic: Something you once thought you couldn’t do, but you did Public Speaking I’ve always loved watching people speak on stage. It’s inspiring to see how they express themselves through words, body language, and facial expressions. The way they engage the audience—make them…
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Inner Development Goals – Mental Health
A continuation from my previous article about the Inner Development Goals framework.This is the second time I’ve come across this question from Erik, the Co-founder of Inner Development Goals—and eventhough I already knew the answer from last time, it still feels scary to see it again. Looking back, I don’t know anyone around me who…
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The Five Love Languages
The Five Love Languages – Book by Gary Chapman I wished I had read this book earlier—before I started my first relationship and marriage. But better late than never. I hope I’ve learned a big lesson in my life, and from this book—so I won’t mess up again. Because it’s not just one life at…
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EDI – From Poem to Life
As part of the IKEA Next Generation Leader program, I am taking on the role of Experience Partner through an assignment with Ashoka & IKEA Social Entrepreneurship. Together with my thought partner, Kumiko, and Ryan and his team from Virtualahan—who support people with disabilities—we have been working to create meaningful impact in their home country.…
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Inner Development Goal – The Framework
Everything seems to be coming full circle for me. My first invitation to learn about the Inner Development Goals (IDG) came from Emma, but I couldn’t join at the time. A year later, I met Erik, the co-founder of IDG, in person during a BD Master Class session. It was inspiring to hear his personal…
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Progress Over Perfection
I first learned about this phrase “Progress Over Perfection” during the Next Generation Leader Program back in February. Throughout the three-day program, the hosts and facilitators frequently mentioned this phrase. That’s when I realized how often I push myself to aim for perfection. This leads me to two situations: In both cases, I end up…
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Trust The Process
I have a colleague who is also on the journey to becoming a certified coach—he always says, “Trust the process.” Yesterday, in our Next Generation Leader Program – Module 2, we listened to a leader share his journey. He holds a high position, and what impressed me most was the time he has spent with…
Lynn By Linh 