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In the forthcoming book, “Drop the FEAR and Focus on the FAITH,” Di Tran presents readers with a transformative approach to life and business. Drawing from personal experiences and insights, Tran elucidates three guiding principles that have been instrumental in his journey toward success and happiness. Each principle underscores the essential theme of the book: the need to relinquish fear and embrace faith.

1. Be the Easiest Person to Work With in All Things

Fear often stems from confrontation, disagreement, or the simple trepidation of stepping outside one’s comfort zone. Di Tran emphasizes the importance of being adaptable, understanding, and accommodating in all interactions, whether personal or professional. By being the easiest person to work with, you create a harmonious environment that fosters collaboration and mutual respect. This principle isn’t about being a pushover, but rather fostering a positive mindset where one approaches challenges with solution-driven optimism. Dropping the fear means letting go of ego, pride, and the need to always be right, thereby making room for faith in the collective synergy of teamwork.

2. Focus on Self Progress, Upskill, and Value Add to Life Instead of Outcome

The second principle deals with our obsession with outcomes. Too often, we’re held captive by the fear of failure or the anticipation of success, causing us to lose sight of the journey itself. By emphasizing self-progress and continuous learning, Tran encourages readers to relish the process rather than just the end result. Upskilling and adding value to one’s life isn’t merely about professional advancement; it’s a holistic approach that encompasses personal growth, emotional intelligence, and spiritual enlightenment. By having faith in one’s ability to evolve and adapt, one is liberated from the anxiety of outcomes.

3. Give First, and Give to Give, Not to Expect

Perhaps the most profound of Tran’s principles revolves around the act of giving. In a world driven by transactional relationships, it takes immense faith to give without expecting anything in return. As the universal rule suggests, taking without giving creates an imbalance in life’s equation. By giving first, not only do we align ourselves with positive karma, but we also place others in a position where they feel compelled to reciprocate. This principle isn’t about manipulation but about genuine altruism. Dropping the fear here means trusting in the intangible rewards of kindness and the belief that the universe recognizes genuine acts of goodwill.

In conclusion, Di Tran’s “Drop the FEAR and Focus on the FAITH” is not just a testament to his personal journey but serves as a beacon for anyone navigating the complex terrains of life and business. By internalizing these three principles, one can drop the weight of fear and soar on the wings of faith.

Di Tran, the CEO of Di Tran Enterprise, has built a successful business that includes Louisville Beauty Academy, Louisville Institute of Technology, and other small businesses. As an author of “Drop the ME and Focus on the OTHERS” and soon to be released “Drop the FEAR and Focus on the FAITH,” Di Tran has made serving others a central theme in his work and personal life. Recently, he reflected on the Rotary event fundraising efforts and expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to serve others through the Rotary Club of Louisville projects.

The Rotary Club is a global organization that is dedicated to promoting peace and improving communities around the world. The Rotary Club of Louisville is one of the largest Rotary Clubs in the world, with over 350 members, and has been serving the community for more than 110 years. The club is committed to making a positive impact in the community and beyond, with initiatives that focus on education, health, and community development projects.

The Rotary Club of Louisville has undertaken numerous projects over the years, including the Rotary Promise Scholarships, which provide tuition-free enrollment at Jefferson Community & Technical College to qualifying graduates from two high schools in the Jefferson County Public School system. The scholarships are designed to motivate students to be academically successful in high school and improve the college-going rate. Another project is the Rotary Youth Leadership Academy, which provides scholarships for students to attend a three-day leadership program.

The club also recognizes unsung heroes each year by honoring one senior from each public, private, and Catholic high school for their school and community volunteer work. They also award two Unsung Heroes students a $2,000 renewable scholarship to a local four-year college that is matched by most of the institutions. In addition, they support various community projects, such as Repair Affair, which mobilizes resources and volunteers to make repairs on homes owned by low-income homeowners who are elderly or disabled.

On an international level, the Rotary Club of Louisville contributes annually to Rotary International’s 32-year-long campaign to eradicate polio in the world. They also partner with other Rotary Clubs in the U.S. or abroad to support various projects, such as providing clean water, working septic systems, kitchen gardens, and instruction on recycling and environmental protection in eight isolated schools in a mountainous area of Colombia.

March 27th at Waterfront Botanical Gardens! – Fundraising

Di Tran, at 40 years old, is grateful for the opportunity to learn and serve others through Rotary projects. As a young CEO compared to many of the other leaders and successful business owners in the Rotary Club of Louisville, he recognizes the importance of the Rotary Club’s values of truth, fairness, goodwill, and friendship. He believes that serving others is the true meaning of life, and he strives to instill this value in his work and personal life.

The fundraising event that Di Tran reflected on was a recent Rotary Club of Louisville initiative that aimed to raise funds to support various community and international projects. The event took place at the Waterfront Botanical Gardens and included the opportunity to attend in person, buy raffle tickets for a chance to win an amazing trip, or bid on online auction experiences. The fundraising event was a way for Rotary to raise funds to help others, and Di Tran is blessed to be part of such an important effort.

Di Tran believes that being around the “have done it” and weekly reminding himself of the Rotary mission, such as “is it the truth, is it fair to all concern, will it build goodwill and better friendship, and will it be beneficial to all concern” Rotary four-way test, has helped him grow each day. He wishes to teach his kids the same values, and he feels grateful to be part of the Rotary Club of Louisville’s efforts to serve others and make a positive impact in the world.