“Aaron Pang puts his heart and soul into his writing and this book is no exception. This book challenges readers to think deeply about the conventional notions of success, of the ways we do things daily to ask better questions, asking questions to uncover our existing assumptions that may have become outdated. All of these to reach our “transformative purpose” so that we can be more, build a more positive community and be a better global citizen.”

“It was an uplifting easy read that encouraged reflection. I really loved the piece on asking better questions. I think it is quite thought provoking for the reader.”

“I immediately felt engaged by the "about this book" and "prologue" chapters and was interested to hear your story, it felt real.”

“When I look around most days, I see people with their heads down, on a device, consumed with something on a screen... young and old... from various walks of life. We seem to be losing our consciousness of thoughts, intentions and actions. We don’t seem interested in noticing what’s happening around us or connecting with people without distractions. In his book, Aaron shares his own vulnerabilities and invites us to build an awareness of ourselves and the world around us, and especially to take action to discover ourselves... our strengths, what makes us tick, and how we might move through the world in a more positive, focused, purposeful way. We can control how we feel through our perspectives, and we can impact those around us every day. I look forward to taking in the many big ideas in Aaron’s book to practice being more aware and taking action for greater fulfilment and impact on those I touch every day. Our world really needs us now.”

“Aaron addresses topics that many of us think about yet we are perhaps reluctant to face for one reason or another. He is able to create an intimate 1-1 conversation with his audience, leading each person to their own realisations. This is extremely valuable.”

This author offers hard-earned pearls of insight and wisdom to become our best selves, whether in life or at work. There are questions at the end of each section to prompt reflection, and, hopefully, action. All of us have the strength and power from within to be a change-maker, whether for ourselves individually, for family, or for our communities.

“There are barely any books or entertainment on fatherhood. Men are not encouraged to share struggles and emotions. This book gives voice to the unspoken intricacy of being a modern man, and accounting for the Asian experience in this conversation is simply intersectional at its best.”

“I like the concept of the book very much -- especially since I’m beset with digital devices and use my phone as an alarm clock! ”

“Love that there's the sharing of personal stories, new learnings backed by scientific studies, and leave the readers with great questions to ponder upon their own lives.”

“As I read Aaron’s prologue, the thought that kept jumping into my mind was that if the road ahead is dark, we must learn to appreciate the twilight in the dark – to transform your purpose in a positive way.”

“Aaron allows us to get a glimpse of his existential crisis and provides us with actionable tips on how to cope with ours. Finding one’s purpose is a deliberate, lifelong journey but every moment of it is rewarding.”

“A much-needed theme in a fast-evolving world where people now seek happiness, comfort and purpose more than wealth and power. A good wake-up call and an invitation to see things differently.”

“The pandemic has provided us with the opportunity to change the way we look at, think about and live our lives. The choice is whether to embrace this opportunity or to let it pass us by. This book is for those who are looking for perspective and trying to make sense of what is the choice before us.”

“I look forward to enlightenment from the author on how to jump out of the social cycle that binds us to eternal suffering.”