Episode 345
Glenda Chen Shares the New Rules of Success: Align, Don’t Hustle | DFS 345
Get all the inside secrets and tools you need to help you develop your intuitive and leadership skills so you are on the path to the highest level of success with ease. Glenda Chen shares her journey from hustle to alignment
In this episode you will learn:
- Hustle led to literally being hit by a bus
- Depression and lack of fulfillment
- Developed Methodology: Alignment, Elevation, Prosperity
Who is Glenda Chen?
Glenda Tan is a senior director in the financial industry, she is now a global speaker, entrepreneur, and alignment coach. After years of chasing external success at the expense of her inner world, she learned that hustle alone isn’t the answer. Now, she is on a mission to help professionals and high achievers redefine success on their terms.
In this episode, we’ll uncover:
Why alignment—not effort—is the key to unlocking wealth, fulfillment, and freedom.
The subconscious patterns that keep you stuck in cycles of stress and burnout.
Proven strategies to shift your mindset, align with your highest potential, and create lasting transformation.
We’ll dive deep into topics like:
How to align with the energy of abundance and let go of scarcity thinking.
The power of rewiring your subconscious mind to support your goals.
What it truly means to thrive in 2025—and how to get there without sacrificing your soul.
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Are you ready to tiptoe into your intuition and tap into your soul’s message? Let’s talk
Listen in as Jennifer Takagi, founder of Takagi Consulting, 5X time Amazon.Com Best Selling-Author, Certified Soul Care Coach, Certified Jack Canfield Success Principle Trainer, Certified Professional Behavioral Analyst and Facilitator of the DISC Behavioral Profiles, Certified Change Style Indicator Facilitator, Law of Attraction Practitioner, and Certified Coaching Specialist - leadership entrepreneur, speaker and trainer, shares the lessons she’s learned along the way. Each episode is designed to give you the tools, ideas, and inspiration to lead with integrity. Humor is a big part of Jennifer’s life, so expect a few puns and possibly some sarcasm. Tune in for a motivational guest, a story or tips to take you even closer to that success you’ve been coveting. Please share the episodes that inspired you the most and be sure to leave a comment.
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I look forward to connecting with you soon, Jennifer
Jennifer Takagi
Speaker, Trainer, Author, Catalyst for Healing
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Transcript
Okay, it didn't say recording in progress, but I
Jennifer Takagi:guess that means it's recording. Yep. Welcome to destined for
Jennifer Takagi:success. I'm your host, Jennifer Takagi, and I'm very happy today
Jennifer Takagi:to have a new friend, Glenda chin with us today, and her
Jennifer Takagi:topic is the new rules of success align. Don't hustle. And
Jennifer Takagi:I probably need to know this. I need this conversation. Glenda,
Jennifer Takagi:thank you for being here with me today.
Glenda Chen:Thank you, Jennifer for having me. I'm so true to be
Glenda Chen:here.
Jennifer Takagi:So how did you, how did you land on this, like
Jennifer Takagi:these kinds of things, these kind of really deep subject,
Jennifer Takagi:topic, lines, title lines, they don't just happen. They happen
Jennifer Takagi:over time. So give me a little bit of your background and your
Jennifer Takagi:story and how you landed on this. I
Glenda Chen:know is it's so interesting because my
Glenda Chen:background, I have always been in the financial industry. So as
Glenda Chen:a ex private banker, we heard so much about hustling, right? And
Glenda Chen:many people say that you have to hustle to be successful. So for
Glenda Chen:the longest time, I really hustle, because people around me
Glenda Chen:hustle. And the thing is, if you go to the dictionary, the term
Glenda Chen:hustle is getting busy hurried. And the thing is, for the
Glenda Chen:longest time, majority of us are in a hurry. We get ourselves
Glenda Chen:busy being busy, yes, it will serve us for a period of time,
Glenda Chen:but it doesn't serve me, ultimately. Why? Because at the
Glenda Chen:highest peak of my career, I suffered depression, and I
Glenda Chen:thought that, hey, you know, I have the income, I have the
Glenda Chen:accolade, I have everything that most people want, and yet I'm
Glenda Chen:not getting that fulfillment. What's going on, and I feel that
Glenda Chen:I'm chasing something. So I thought, Okay, it's alright. I
Glenda Chen:just have to get myself focused, back to the job, get myself busy
Glenda Chen:again so I will not such feeling will not come. Right? How many
Glenda Chen:of us just continue to go back to the same way, thinking that,
Glenda Chen:okay, I just have to work harder. I just need to have the
Glenda Chen:success that I need, the results that I want, and that will, you
Glenda Chen:know, get rid of all this thoughts. But then it doesn't
Glenda Chen:happen, until one day when I was on a business trip in London, I
Glenda Chen:was hit by the bus. Hit
Jennifer Takagi:by a bus in London. Were you looking the
Jennifer Takagi:wrong way?
Glenda Chen:Yes, you are right. And the thing is, I was on the
Glenda Chen:phone on I was on a business phone. My mind. Everything was
Glenda Chen:just crowded with the to do list, what I should do, what I
Glenda Chen:should do, what I need to do, and I was hit by a bus. And at
Glenda Chen:that moment, I was thinking, what am I thinking? And the
Glenda Chen:thing is, I was, I was I was really glad that I escaped,
Glenda Chen:really unheard.
Jennifer Takagi:Oh, I mean, because those blessings go
Jennifer Takagi:quickly. You didn't get hurt,
Glenda Chen:okay? I would say that because the timing,
Glenda Chen:everything the bus kind of like was at a speed that I was able
Glenda Chen:to react it. So I was just hearing screams, and there was a
Glenda Chen:moment of, you know, blank. I went blank for for a moment. By
Glenda Chen:the time I regain my conscience, I was being thrown back on to a
Glenda Chen:pathway. Wow, yeah. And I was, I was really shocked, because I
Glenda Chen:was just regaining that shock, right? So I went back to the
Glenda Chen:hotel that that day, alone in the hotel, like, right now I'm
Glenda Chen:actually on the business trip. I look out of the window and I saw
Glenda Chen:the London Eye for a moment. I asked my I asked, God, what is
Glenda Chen:my purpose? Because prior to that, I was really suffering
Glenda Chen:from, like a depression, clinically depressed. Yes, there
Glenda Chen:are moments that I wish that I could just not wake up because
Glenda Chen:it was still tired right, tired of hustling right, and it
Glenda Chen:drained me, emotionally, mentally, physically. Then I
Glenda Chen:think I mean, how many of us ask God for something and we. Hope
Glenda Chen:that God gave us an answer, but I don't have the
Jennifer Takagi:answer. It doesn't always come across
Jennifer Takagi:clearly, does it? Sometimes it's a fuzzy
Glenda Chen:Exactly. So I know that something needs to change.
Glenda Chen:And the thing is, I, I am someone that is very health
Glenda Chen:conscious. I do mind, you know, exercise my routine. I mean, we
Glenda Chen:have heard that, you know, change your physiology and
Glenda Chen:change your mentally, right? And the thing is, it doesn't really
Glenda Chen:work for me
Jennifer Takagi:well. And I want to say to that point, I
Jennifer Takagi:towards the end of my career, I was suffering a lot of that too.
Jennifer Takagi:And sometimes the situation you're in is so much that you
Jennifer Takagi:you can't like, you can't trick yourself out of it or positive,
Jennifer Takagi:talk yourself out of it. You have to, like, physically get
Jennifer Takagi:out of it. So when I had the opportunity to leave my
Jennifer Takagi:extremely hostile work environment, I like, ran out the
Jennifer Takagi:door like, as quickly as I could. So yes, I get that. And
Jennifer Takagi:you I remember other people telling me stories like this,
Jennifer Takagi:and I think you just need a little better mindset. But you
Jennifer Takagi:are. I'm sorry to anybody ever said that to you. I'm really
Jennifer Takagi:sorry, because when you're in it, it's terrible.
Glenda Chen:You are right, because you see, in our
Glenda Chen:environment, we have to be collected, right? And especially
Glenda Chen:we are in a financial industry, because you have to show up that
Glenda Chen:you are in authority. You know what you are doing. You are able
Glenda Chen:to face and handle that stress. And the thing is, nobody talk
Glenda Chen:about it. And I can't show that vulnerability out. I can't turn
Glenda Chen:to any because the thing is, okay, of course, we heard in a
Glenda Chen:financial industry, there is this word called dot eight, dot
Glenda Chen:word. So the thing is, you have to be strong. And my husband
Glenda Chen:said that, hey, you know, you have to praise yourself. You
Glenda Chen:have to be strong to fight for another day. Oh, come on. So
Glenda Chen:anyway, long story short, I Yes, nobody talk about this mindset
Glenda Chen:thing, and I know that I need to do something about it so I
Glenda Chen:consciously would draw myself out, not not resign, but I still
Glenda Chen:do what I'm doing, what I was doing, and I went into personal
Glenda Chen:development because I Want to know what's going on in this
Glenda Chen:space. I Yes, we so much about YouTube, I read books, and the
Glenda Chen:thing is that I'm still not getting the results that I want.
Glenda Chen:I'm still not getting out of it, so I know that something needs
Glenda Chen:to change, and I can't do this alone. Yeah, yes, personal
Glenda Chen:development is a personal journey, but you can't do it
Glenda Chen:this alone. So I started this whole thing and started to dive
Glenda Chen:myself in. And then I realized that there's so much in this
Glenda Chen:corporate world that we are just so focused in strategy, in the
Glenda Chen:to do is actually what's going on in the mind? Yes, yeah.
Jennifer Takagi:And I've been, I've been out of the federal or
Jennifer Takagi:corporate workforce for a while now, but I just wonder how much
Jennifer Takagi:it has changed, or very slowly it It seemed to me, in my
Jennifer Takagi:experience, that making that shift from everything being
Jennifer Takagi:strategy and a to do list and being counting was still the
Jennifer Takagi:norm like that was the main thing. One of the funniest
Jennifer Takagi:conversations I ever had that was really sad, not funny. One
Jennifer Takagi:of my several layer up bosses came in and said she called, and
Jennifer Takagi:she would call and she'd say, Jennifer, I need you to go to a
Jennifer Takagi:conference room and call me back, and she'd hang up. And I
Jennifer Takagi:had a three sided cubicle. I was a supervisor, but I had zero
Jennifer Takagi:privacy, and so if any private conversation had to be held. I
Jennifer Takagi:had to go to a conference room, so I got up and I went in the
Jennifer Takagi:conference room, and I called her back and she said, I just
Jennifer Takagi:got back from a meeting, and they're going to put on my
Jennifer Takagi:performance review. I have to make people happy, and I'm going
Jennifer Takagi:to be graded on my employees being happy. How do I make
Jennifer Takagi:people happy? And the first thing that came to mind that I
Jennifer Takagi:did not say and I deserve a lot of gold stars for not saying
Jennifer Takagi:this. The first thing I wanted to say was, when you call and
Jennifer Takagi:tell me to go to a conference room and call me back, or call
Jennifer Takagi:you back, you could tell me what the topic was, because in that
Jennifer Takagi:that short period of time from my desk. To a conference room to
Jennifer Takagi:dial in the number, I was completely overridden with guilt
Jennifer Takagi:and stress. What didn't I do? What report was late? What was
Jennifer Takagi:wrong? When she could have just said, I need to discuss a change
Jennifer Takagi:in our performance evaluations, or I need to ask you about your
Jennifer Takagi:travel numbers like, right? She could have given me a clue, but
Jennifer Takagi:that was what I wanted to say, is you could make me really
Jennifer Takagi:happy if you told me the topic before I went in there. But it's
Jennifer Takagi:just people are paid well for their job they're doing, and
Jennifer Takagi:they should be grateful. That was like the the atmosphere I
Jennifer Takagi:was in, so, yeah, has it changed? Are you changing it?
Jennifer Takagi:What's happening?
Glenda Chen:Yeah, in fact, you know, Gallup survey had just
Glenda Chen:published their latest number, 62% of the global employee are
Glenda Chen:considered as disengaged with their job, 62% and 15% are
Glenda Chen:actively disengaged. So what does this translate to this
Glenda Chen:translated to many people are emotionally not fulfilled, and
Glenda Chen:they are in that cycle of anger, sadness, fear, hurt, shame, and
Glenda Chen:this is a constant cycle. Because why we are all
Glenda Chen:connected, right? Just like Jennifer, your conversation with
Glenda Chen:your colleagues, that's colleague. Because when we do
Glenda Chen:not have something that we want to give we are, I mean, we can't
Glenda Chen:fulfill ourselves, we can't fulfill others. And this cycle
Glenda Chen:goes on and on, and that's why you we have heard so much of
Glenda Chen:silent quitter. Where does this term silo quitter comes from
Glenda Chen:because of all this end of the day, because majority of us, we
Glenda Chen:do not have the awareness of our self, our emotion, and that's
Glenda Chen:why, through my own experience, my my observation in a corporate
Glenda Chen:for 20 over years. I mean, right now I'm still in corporate. I
Glenda Chen:realized that three things, alignment, elevation,
Glenda Chen:prosperity, alignment is we have to be aligned with ourself. Who
Glenda Chen:we are, where, where are we right now, and where are we
Glenda Chen:going? So many of I mean, if I were to ask, I did that
Glenda Chen:experiment, I asked a few people in the corporate and even my
Glenda Chen:business partner, what is your goal? They look at me very
Glenda Chen:blankly, like as if that I'm speaking I'm not speaking
Glenda Chen:English, or there's something alien, you see, what do you
Glenda Chen:mean? Yeah, my goal is, okay, my target, my I want to bring up my
Glenda Chen:kids, that kind of thing. But that is not the goal. Goal,
Glenda Chen:right? Don't even know themselves. But of course, I
Glenda Chen:mean, I'm not excluded. I was on the journey. But it's true that
Glenda Chen:discovering, and that's why i i was so called suffering, that,
Glenda Chen:yes, monetary I have it, but yet I'm not fulfilled. Jesus, I
Glenda Chen:still feel empty because climbing that corporate ladder,
Glenda Chen:my ladder was on the wrong wall.
Jennifer Takagi:Oh, I love that. Yeah, yes,
Glenda Chen:we all say that we climbed the corporate ladder.
Glenda Chen:But I, I was not. I wasn't aware that this ladder was actually
Glenda Chen:against the wrong wall. And by knowing, by me being aligned, I
Glenda Chen:can elevate my thinking, my feeling and my action. And of
Glenda Chen:course, thinking, feeling action comes to attitude, right? And
Glenda Chen:coming back to my background in the financial industry, we have
Glenda Chen:a lot of people, you know, job hopping, silent, quitting
Glenda Chen:because they don't have the right attitude.
Jennifer Takagi:Then a lot in mind, also, people didn't
Jennifer Takagi:understand how they fit into the greater scheme of things, like,
Jennifer Takagi:why does this particular task matter? Yeah, and a lot of
Jennifer Takagi:times, leadership doesn't bother to say where it fits into the
Jennifer Takagi:bigger picture. Or because if people understood when I do this
Jennifer Takagi:and I do it properly, it impacts the following processes,
Jennifer Takagi:procedures and outcomes in this other way. So yeah, that all
Jennifer Takagi:falls on leadership, on letting them know where they fit in, how
Jennifer Takagi:they fit in, and how they're making a difference in the
Jennifer Takagi:world.
Glenda Chen:Absolutely yes. Jennifer, you pointed out
Glenda Chen:correctly, because, end of the day, that leader do not have
Glenda Chen:that leadership skill, not because he or she is no good,
Glenda Chen:but it's just back to that awareness game. Yep.
Jennifer Takagi:Well, awareness and having that corporate
Jennifer Takagi:culture in this organization, we are going to be aware
Glenda Chen:exactly, yeah, and, and the thing is, for you, you
Glenda Chen:mentioned about corporate culture. Corporate culture is,
Glenda Chen:is made up of as human, yes. And the thing is, you think about
Glenda Chen:it, where does this corporate culture comes from? It is
Glenda Chen:actually being detained or moaned or set by this leader on
Glenda Chen:top. And once this leader have that kind of the awareness,
Glenda Chen:then, yes, it can just funnel down to the rest of the stuff
Glenda Chen:well.
Jennifer Takagi:And we had several situations where,
Jennifer Takagi:unfortunately, there were several leaders in my chain over
Jennifer Takagi:the years who truly, they were really big on making sure
Jennifer Takagi:everybody else followed the rules, but they did not believe
Jennifer Takagi:the rules applied to them. And what they failed to recognize is
Jennifer Takagi:that all the people below them that they were stomping on every
Jennifer Takagi:day were watching every move they made, and in the end, I saw
Jennifer Takagi:several topple with being terminated, to went to prison,
Jennifer Takagi:because you're being watched. So when you step into that
Jennifer Takagi:leadership role, whether it's by title or just by your behavior,
Jennifer Takagi:right? Because a lot of us are leaders without having the
Jennifer Takagi:title, people are watching you, and you have to, you have to act
Jennifer Takagi:with integrity. So yeah, and that's, that's that culture, how
Jennifer Takagi:are you going to walk in in the morning, how are you going to
Jennifer Takagi:show up? And you have a choice every day on how you want to
Jennifer Takagi:show up. So important.
Glenda Chen:Yes, it is so important. And the thing is, how
Glenda Chen:we show up basically how you do one thing is how you do
Glenda Chen:everything. Yes, absolutely. I love this.
Jennifer Takagi:I've heard that before. So once we had
Jennifer Takagi:alignment, and that was one thing I I did work with a
Jennifer Takagi:gentleman who he was not in alignment with the services that
Jennifer Takagi:we provided. And I often thought, wow, how hard it must
Jennifer Takagi:be for you to come into work every day when you fundamentally
Jennifer Takagi:disagree with what with what we're doing, that when we have
Jennifer Takagi:that alignment, I love how you said that, like, if you're
Jennifer Takagi:aligned with yourself and who you are and what you're doing,
Jennifer Takagi:then you have the ability to elevate and elevate yourself in
Jennifer Takagi:so many ways. And you said several things with elevation,
Jennifer Takagi:and I didn't get them all down. And, you know, I don't know if
Jennifer Takagi:you're like me, you may not be able to repeat it, but then
Jennifer Takagi:again, you might be way better and you can. So once we elevate
Jennifer Takagi:what are we elevating?
Glenda Chen:Okay, when we elevate ourself, basically we
Glenda Chen:elevate the way we think, right? Because all the results in our
Glenda Chen:life first comes back to how we think. So that is where I
Glenda Chen:realized that, Oh, I thought thinking, Yes, I'm thinking, but
Glenda Chen:it's actually, how do we think? They start from my internal self
Glenda Chen:talk. It's so interesting that I am with me. 24/7, there's no way
Glenda Chen:for me to shake off Glenda and and the thing is, before that, I
Glenda Chen:wasn't aware. I mean, I was aware of the conversation that I
Glenda Chen:have, and they are all the judgment, the self judgment,
Glenda Chen:because yes, over majority of us, I'm sure, Jennifer, at some
Glenda Chen:point, you are a perfectionist. But I mean that in some way I am
Glenda Chen:a perfectionist because I need to look the way. I need to look
Glenda Chen:perfect. I need to speak perfectly, so that the receiving
Glenda Chen:end of whoever will see me positively, right? And it start
Glenda Chen:from I. My inner self talk. So for the longest time I have that
Glenda Chen:negative thought and negative, I don't talk down myself. So
Glenda Chen:that's a lot of judgment being a professionalist, Yep, yeah. So
Glenda Chen:when we have that awareness, I'm able to elevate myself for my
Glenda Chen:thinking so I can it's not so much of not thinking negatively,
Glenda Chen:but it's more of how I encourage myself to have a positive
Glenda Chen:thinking, positive thoughts in myself. Once I have that, I will
Glenda Chen:elevate my emotion. We talk about EQ, right thinking would
Glenda Chen:evoke that emotion. Once I have that good emotion, I know with
Glenda Chen:the elevated thinking, elevated emotion, I can take that
Glenda Chen:elevated action. I love that. Yeah, so I know that I will be
Glenda Chen:able to take that action, that right action, and that action
Glenda Chen:will always come up with that results that I want. It might
Glenda Chen:not be now immediate, however, these are compounding. It will.
Glenda Chen:It will compound over the years, and I do believe right now, with
Glenda Chen:what I'm studying, I know that, without a shadow of doubt, that
Glenda Chen:we work with the universal law, the law of universe, the energy
Glenda Chen:that we put out, is going to come back to us in some shape or
Glenda Chen:form.
Jennifer Takagi:Yeah. Yeah, exactly. And that's that
Jennifer Takagi:prosperity piece. Right we do the right things. Things fall
Jennifer Takagi:into place, and I had this conversation earlier today. And
Jennifer Takagi:if we're looking for evidence to support whatever we believe,
Jennifer Takagi:we're going to find it. So if we if, if things don't work out
Jennifer Takagi:right, or how you wanted the first go round, then you're
Jennifer Takagi:going to find ways to make it not work the next time and the
Jennifer Takagi:next time and the next time, right? So whatever, whatever you
Jennifer Takagi:focus on, grows, whatever you focus on prospers, you're going
Jennifer Takagi:to get more of. So just because it didn't work out one time,
Jennifer Takagi:doesn't mean it's not going to work out the next time. Create a
Jennifer Takagi:new reality.
Glenda Chen:Yes, I like this create. In fact, you mentioned
Glenda Chen:about creating a word. So I have this book, Power of Awareness,
Glenda Chen:which you might you might heard about. This is my navigator, so
Glenda Chen:I am still in mentorship with my mentor, and we study this. I
Glenda Chen:mean, again, coming back in the past, I watch YouTube, listen to
Glenda Chen:podcast, read the self help book. And the thing is, why
Glenda Chen:isn't it? Nothing sticks. There's no integration. So being
Glenda Chen:a leader all of us, we are all leader. We also need to have
Glenda Chen:another leader to lead us as well, so that we are able to
Glenda Chen:lead others, it should change event. So why? Why I? I'm bring
Glenda Chen:this book up because you mentioned about this. This. You
Glenda Chen:know, the power of thinking. I and we, in order to be
Glenda Chen:prosperous, we right now, have to think from the wish
Glenda Chen:fulfilled.
Jennifer Takagi:Yes, think from the wish fulfilled. Yes, and
Glenda Chen:this is also something that I am embracing
Glenda Chen:I'm still practicing, because we are also triggered by our
Glenda Chen:sensory see here, small taste, touch, it is not easy for us to
Glenda Chen:live in that wish fulfill when the evidence around us is not
Glenda Chen:what we want. Yeah, so is is true, constant studying, getting
Glenda Chen:ourselves in that environment that we can be living in our our
Glenda Chen:higher self, higher being.
Jennifer Takagi:And it's a it's a practice, right? And I, I find
Jennifer Takagi:that people that are not in this personal development, personal
Jennifer Takagi:growth area, sometimes can seem judgmental. It's like, well,
Jennifer Takagi:you're supposed to be better than that. Well, I'm, I'm trying
Jennifer Takagi:to get better than that. I'm not there, but I'm focused on
Jennifer Takagi:getting better than that. But then I think, but now you're
Jennifer Takagi:aware too, so you're growing also. Oh my gosh, I love this.
Jennifer Takagi:So. Do You? You? You have your corporate career in the
Jennifer Takagi:financial world, part of me getting over this mess. That's
Jennifer Takagi:you, um, hang on.
Glenda Chen:So in the corporate world itself, yes, a lot,
Glenda Chen:majority of, majority of the people, they still can't grab
Glenda Chen:the idea of personal development because Troy be told, we are so
Glenda Chen:willingly to spend on clothing, on bags, right? Branded stuff,
Glenda Chen:like in Asia, there's a lot of bling Bing going on. And how
Glenda Chen:many of us do want to invest in ourself? When I say investing in
Glenda Chen:ourself is not just the clothing, it's really what's
Glenda Chen:inside and and in fact, something that I really take
Glenda Chen:this as a mission, to want to kind of create the awareness and
Glenda Chen:have a shift of their paradigm, their mindset, their thinking,
Glenda Chen:is you have to be generous and willing to invest in yourself in
Glenda Chen:a sense that this small, tiny thing that is in between our
Glenda Chen:ears, which is our mind, because our mind is the most magical
Glenda Chen:thing that God gave us, because we have all this greatness
Glenda Chen:genius in us, and without uncovering them, we do not know
Glenda Chen:what we could do. We don't know what we don't know. So I have
Glenda Chen:also slowly trying to influence positively my my colleagues, my
Glenda Chen:staff, that, hey, you have to be willing to invest in yourself.
Glenda Chen:Yeah, and because, by investing ourselves, we, first of all, we
Glenda Chen:improve our own life. We improve ourselves. It's only when we
Glenda Chen:improve ourself then we have the ability to influence improve the
Glenda Chen:life of our loved one, our family, our business, because as
Glenda Chen:like, the job that I'm doing, I have, I've worked very closely
Glenda Chen:with the most successful entrepreneur, because I'm in a
Glenda Chen:high net worth space. They are very successful. Entrepreneur,
Glenda Chen:multi billion entrepreneur. However, when you look at that
Glenda Chen:life, yes, externally, they look so successful. However, true be
Glenda Chen:told, they might not have a good health, they might not have that
Glenda Chen:relationship that they want. They have judgment in themselves
Glenda Chen:as well. And it's interesting, and I feel humble that sometimes
Glenda Chen:I'm able to get into that deep conversation with these clients.
Glenda Chen:So that's why I hear that in order for us to be really
Glenda Chen:successful all round, we have to look at our relationship,
Glenda Chen:relationship with ourself first than with others, because in my
Glenda Chen:journey, it's also such a I realize that when I don't have a
Glenda Chen:relationship with myself, I do not have a good relationship
Glenda Chen:with others. Well,
Jennifer Takagi:that's it's like, I'm in I'm a follower of
Jennifer Takagi:Brendan Burchard, and one of the things he says is, people ask
Jennifer Takagi:me, So what do you do? And I say, I'm in a personal
Jennifer Takagi:development. And they'll say, Well, why? And he'll say, Well,
Jennifer Takagi:my question is, why aren't you like we should all be into
Jennifer Takagi:personal development, and I've had people around me because I
Jennifer Takagi:have invested a lot in myself, and as I invest in myself, of
Jennifer Takagi:course, then it comes out in my business, right? I show up
Jennifer Takagi:differently. I show up better. And in the last probably year,
Jennifer Takagi:year and a half, I've had several very close girlfriends
Jennifer Takagi:of mine who are not into personal development, who don't
Jennifer Takagi:really understand what I do, probably really push back,
Jennifer Takagi:actually, if you got them, really one, obviously the other.
Jennifer Takagi:Are a little more subterfuge. They're totally not into the
Jennifer Takagi:energy healing and energy work that I do. And at various points
Jennifer Takagi:they've literally asked the questions, well, so at what
Jennifer Takagi:point are you done? Like, at what point are you going to get
Jennifer Takagi:all the return on your investment? Because it's all a
Jennifer Takagi:financial ROI, right, having been in the financial space,
Jennifer Takagi:which I think it's very interesting, I was in housing
Jennifer Takagi:for 30 years, so yeah, a lot of similarities there. And when I
Jennifer Takagi:was there, I was literally, I would go and pay to go to
Jennifer Takagi:personal development and leadership conferences and
Jennifer Takagi:training that my organizations wouldn't pay for. And I was
Jennifer Takagi:like, just give me the time off. Let me go like, I want to do
Jennifer Takagi:this. I want to learn. I want to do more. So, super fun. So how
Jennifer Takagi:do you work? Do you work with clients, one on one at all now
Jennifer Takagi:or in a group, but tell me a little bit about your business
Jennifer Takagi:model outside of your stellar corporate career.
Glenda Chen:Yeah. So my greatest passion right now is,
Glenda Chen:yes, I work with clients, is mainly in groups, and I actually
Glenda Chen:work very closely also with my mentor. So it's is, it's a it's
Glenda Chen:a process that it doesn't come up from me, because I feel that
Glenda Chen:I want to be, I want to stay integrity. I want to have, like
Glenda Chen:a system that's that already work. So we follow very closely
Glenda Chen:about the work of Bob Proctor, yes. And of course, we kind of
Glenda Chen:like expanded so I work very closely with my mentor, Kim
Glenda Chen:COVID, where we take on that that material, and I will do the
Glenda Chen:facilitation at the same time. I also, because I'm both certified
Glenda Chen:in root cause coaching, Reiki, NRP. So to further enhance my
Glenda Chen:clients results, I do some emotional releasing with them,
Glenda Chen:yeah, because we need to release some of our emotion from the
Glenda Chen:subconscious mind, right? Yeah, in order to take on more things.
Glenda Chen:Because all these emotion, they would cross contextualize and
Glenda Chen:show up in different areas in our life without getting through
Glenda Chen:that root cause, we'll always have that showing up. Yeah,
Jennifer Takagi:I love that. So where can we find you? Glenda,
Glenda Chen:yes, okay, so you can find me from LinkedIn at,
Glenda Chen:yeah, which you will see the link in the link, the link in
Glenda Chen:link, yes, yeah. And also, iG, Facebook, and also, right now I
Glenda Chen:am bringing my client through a 21 days journey in the data
Glenda Chen:collective, right? And, of course, this is absolutely a
Glenda Chen:community that I'm building is free of charge, yeah, so I'm
Glenda Chen:bringing them in a journey every day. We will do something in
Glenda Chen:just like 10 minutes, right? Because I do believe in all
Glenda Chen:these 10 minutes on a daily basis, it would compound and it
Glenda Chen:will change your life in the results that you want in your
Glenda Chen:life.
Jennifer Takagi:And where is that collective?
Glenda Chen:So I is in the link below, yes, okay. Collective,
Glenda Chen:yes. So it is a platform, a big online platform, okay? And is is
Glenda Chen:fun, because we gamified this. So once you do this, once you
Glenda Chen:fulfill the daily activities, we will reward you with coins, yeah
Jennifer Takagi:and yes, yes, that's right. Oh my gosh. I
Jennifer Takagi:think it's so interesting that we've had some very similar
Jennifer Takagi:paths in our lives. So that's great. Glenda, this has been
Jennifer Takagi:awesome. So we need to stop the hustle.
Glenda Chen:Yes, stop the hustle. Don't hustle, but align,
Glenda Chen:alignment. Easy,
Jennifer Takagi:align, elevate and prosper. I love that. Those
Jennifer Takagi:are three really amazing words. It has been great to get to know
Jennifer Takagi:you, and I love all the information. So do you have any
Jennifer Takagi:closing words for the audience? Yeah,
Glenda Chen:so personal development is not about fixing
Glenda Chen:yourself, because nobody need to be fixed. We are all on a
Glenda Chen:journey together, and we are not better than anyone of us, but
Glenda Chen:it's just that we help each other to align elevate and
Glenda Chen:prosper together.
Jennifer Takagi:Oh my gosh, I love that align elevate and
Jennifer Takagi:prosper that's so awesome. Thank you for being here today.
Glenda Chen:Thank you, Jennifer, for your time. Thank
Glenda Chen:you.
Jennifer Takagi:I'm Jennifer Takagi with destin for success,
Jennifer Takagi:and I look forward to collecting with you at. Collecting with
Jennifer Takagi:you. Listen to me. I'm now collecting too. I look forward
Jennifer Takagi:to connecting with you soon. Thank you. Yeah. Where's the
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