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Transitioning with Clarity and Compassion: with Nguyen Long Chau Sa

Womenpreneur Asia··28 May 2026·27 min

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This episode is with Nguyen Long Chau Sa,, co-founder of Live in Flow, a coaching business and former TikTok Partnership Manager in Vietnam. Sa shares a brave journey from corporate intensity to coaching, anchored in inner work, clarity, and community. She explains why transition is a daily practice, how to cultivate an environment that supports sustainable change, and how to live in flow by embracing stillness, compassion, and authentic self-discovery. Rich with personal anecdotes—from her thyroid cancer to career pivots—this conversation offers guidance and recommendations for women navigating transitions in Asia. 00:00: Welcome and episode overview 00:01: Sa’s professional journey: branding, e-commerce, TikTok Vietnam 00:03: Birth of Live in Flow and the focus on inner work 00:04: Health wake-up: thyroid cancer and its impact on life choices 00:05–00:06: Balancing corporate life with personal exploration 00:07–00:08: Rethinking transition as a process, not a destination 00:09–00:10: The trap of over-planning and the value of clarity 00:11–00:12: From fear to clarity; stillness and self-compassion 00:13: Discomfort and the personal journey of finding what you want 00:14–00:16: Reframing self-introduction post-corporate life 00:17–00:18: The importance of environment and immersion in a new role 00:19–00:21: Live in Flow program structure: private coaching + group work 00:22–00:23: One-on-one customization and “space + catalyst” 00:24: How to connect with Sa and next steps 3 key takeaways Clarity is a journey, not a moment. Embrace stillness and self-compassion to reveal what truly fits. Transition is ongoing work. Environment, support, and a patient pace enable sustainable growth Community matters. A customized, supportive space helps you test, refine, and sustain your path. This episode is brought to you by RedboxStudio.com  For the full show notes, visit WomenpreneurAsia.com