Career Cafe: The 2027 Success Reset
It's December. The year is nearly over, and you're tired.
Your shoulders have been tight since March and your calendar has been full since January.
You showed up, did the work and said yes to most things. Still, when someone asks how your year went, you pause.
Maybe work isn't what's tiring you. Maybe you're tired of chasing a kind of success that doesn't feel like yours anymore. So let's slow down for one evening.
Two hours won't sort out everything. But it's a gentle place to start. We'll look after your body, hear from three people who chose a different path, and go through a guided reflection on what a good 2027 would look and feel like for you.
Bring a friend if you'd like the company.
What happens on the night:
🧘 Care for the body that carried you this year
A gentle yet effective GYROTONIC ® intro for anyone who sits at a desk all day. Simple moves to ease your neck, shoulders and back, small enough to keep doing at your desk, big enough to improve your posture and well-being.
🎤 3 careers built off the usual path
Three people share why they left the expected route, what it cost them and why they'll do it all over again.
✍️ Your 2027 success reset
A guided reflection, step by step, on what success means to you next year: what you'd be doing, who you'd be doing it with and how you'd want to feel at the end of it.
This is for you want 2027 to feel different, even if you're not sure how yet.
Come in your office clothes or anything that feels comfy on a chair.
Light refreshments provided.
🙋🏻♀️Hosted by:
Huiyan Pan, Career Big Sis (IG: @itsmehuiyan). 15 years in corporate across MNCs, startups and big tech. Led 600+ people at Shopee as Regional Marketing Head. Now she helps mid-career leaders stop second-guessing themselves and lead with confidence in any room. Featured in Channel NewsAsia and on the Campaign Asia-Pacific Power List.
Shi Ho, GYROTONIC ® Instructor (IG: @shidababe). Movement and mobility practitioner and teacher, passionate about helping clients rediscover how their bodies were built to move and help build strength after spending 20+ years in the corporate world and empathising with the wear and tear corporate warriors quietly carry.