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You Can't Find Your Place If You Are Trying To Be Someone Else [Talkshow]
You Can’t Find Your Place If You Are Trying To Be Someone Else
Sometimes the problem isn’t that you don’t have a path.
It’s that you’re trying too hard to follow someone else’s.
We often begin with a broad interest, fitness, filmmaking, business, education, technology, art but finding your place usually comes from going deeper and discovering the specific space that feels uniquely yours.
Your niche may sit within a much bigger industry. Your work may look different from everyone else’s. And that difference might be exactly where your purpose starts to become clearer.
Join us for a conversation about how to stop chasing what everyone else is doing and start discovering the intersection between your interests, strengths, experiences and the contribution you want to make.
We’ll explore questions like:
How do you find your own niche within a crowded field?
What makes your path uniquely yours?
How do you experiment before knowing exactly where you belong?
How do you avoid copying other people’s definitions of success?
And how can your interests eventually grow into something meaningful?
🎙️ Featuring
Yap Huoy Tyng
PhD Candidate in Exercise Science, Universiti Malaya
ACE Certified Trainer & Certified Autism Fitness Trainer
Featured on Bernama, 988 FM and other platforms on health and wellness
Sanadtkumar Ganesan
International Award-Winning Documentary Filmmaker
Co-Founder of Ascendance & Expop.io
Recipient of The Diana Award for Social Change and Humanitarian Action
Both speakers have built their work within much larger fields, while carving out paths that reflect their own interests, strengths and experiences.
This conversation is for anyone who is still figuring out where they fit, whether you are a student, young professional, entrepreneur, creator, parent, or simply someone questioning what your own path could look like.
You don’t necessarily need to find an entirely new field.
Sometimes, you just need to find your place within it.