In the dynamic world of talent and leadership, we often focus on external metrics for success. But what if the key to unlocking true potential—for both individuals and organizations—lies in a deeper, more personal alignment?

"The Life Brief: A Playbook for No-Regrets Living" by Bonnie Wan offers a forward-thinking framework for this exact challenge. Drawing from her decades as a brand strategist, Wan has created a practical, three-step playbook that transforms the creative brief into a powerful tool for personal and professional growth.

This book is not about generic self-help; it's a strategic process for senior HR and L&D leaders. It helps individuals navigate career crossroads, overcome stagnation, and find renewed purpose. The book's three-part practice—Get Messy, Get Clear, and Get Active—guides people to first honestly explore what they want, then crystallize those desires, and finally, take decisive action.

By encouraging a culture of personal clarity, you can empower your teams to become more resilient, engaged, and purpose-driven. This book provides the practical insights needed to spark curiosity and facilitate meaningful career and life development, moving beyond surface-level training to help your top talent create a life—and a career—with no regrets.