Ching Yu Tan

Helping speakers expand their reach across Asia since 2012 🎙🌏 🧠CEO, Summit Speaker Bureau 📚Educator & Seminar Producer

Ching Yu Tan
flipped into Communication & Persuasion
People With High Emotional Intelligence Ask 3 Key Questions to Become More Likable and Give Better Advice
Inc Magazine - Bill Murphy Jr.
No matter what, keep asking questions. People like to be liked. It's human nature: We crave connection and relationships, and we enjoy the affirmation and ego boost that results from knowing that other people enjoy being around us. What if I told you that there's a golden opportunity that most of us …
Ching Yu Tan
flipped into Health and Vitality
Here's the difference between your healthspan and lifespan—plus, how your diet factors in
CNBC - Renée Onque
For decades, scientists have studied lifespan to determine the impact of the factors that dictate how humans age. But in recent years, researchers …
Ching Yu Tan
flipped into Geopolitics
U.S. delivers angry rebuke of massive OPEC+ production cut — and it could backfire for Saudi Arabia
CNBC - Sam Meredith and Natasha Turak
The White House angrily pushed back at OPEC+ after the oil producer group announced its largest supply cut since 2020, lashing out at what President …
Ching Yu Tan
flipped into Personal Development
How fear gets "stuck" in the brain
bigthink.com - Mo Costandi
The findings of a recent study may help explain why some people are quicker to forget fearful memories. Sign up for the Smarter Faster newsletter A …
Ching Yu Tan
flipped into Nurturing Relationships
5 Hard Truths About Being In A Traditional Marriage, As Told By A Divorce Coach
yourtango.com - Laura Miolla
When couples decide to get married, they hope that their marriage lasts forever. Unfortunately, for some of them, divorce is just around the …
Ching Yu Tan
flipped into Marketing and Social Media
The Art Of Brandalism
brandingstrategyinsider.com - Paul Bailey
There is an image of an advertising campaign poster making the rounds on social media that has been marked with comments that question the motives …