Thuy Truong

That dream you put on a shelf? It didn’t expire. It’s just waiting for you.
This week, an advance copy of Ke Huy Quan’s memoir showed up at my door. I’m preparing to sit down with him for an interview, but this process has already become so much more than that. It’s unearthing questions about my own journey, my own comebacks, and the decisions that define us.
Rebuilding isn’t about one giant leap. It’s about the small, aligned decisions we make every day, especially during major life transitions—a career change, a breakup, or finding yourself again.
For the next 6 weeks, I’m taking you with me. I’ll be sharing the questions this book is making me ask myself.
If you are rebuilding, redefining, or rediscovering something in your own life, let’s walk this path together. Follow along for the journey.
What dream is waiting for you?

Hard choices are precious opportunities for us to celebrate what is special about the human condition.  

What I learned was that we’re not meant to make “forever” decisions. We’re meant to make aligned decisions for the season we’re actually in.
When I stopped trying to predict the future and started focusing on my values, my season, and my next single prodigy, everything changed. That’s why I built the N.E.X.T framework work - it was born from my life, for your life.
If your plan has fallen apart, you’re not stuck. You’re at a new beginning.
What’s the decision you’re facing right now?

The N.E.X.T. Decision Lens asks three questions: What still matters? What is actually true right now? What deserves your next yes? The goal is not to predict the whole future. It is to make the next decision fit your real life.

After life change, the mind reaches for certainty. But you may not have enough information yet to choose forever. Name the decision in front of you and make the next aligned choice for the life that is true now

This is your reminder: You are stronger than you think.

My colleague asked what motivates me. 6 years ago, my answer would have been a performance. Here’s what I said today

My dating ‘market value’ is supposedly going down. Good. The currency has changed ♥️