Tim Han: Life Coach, Author and Founder of Success Insider

Confidence, mindset and follow-through are the three things most people say they want more of and rarely get a clear plan for. Tim Han has spent ten years building a platform around exactly those subjects, starting with a single YouTube channel in 2016. Han is a success coach, author and international speaker, and the founder of Success Insider, a personal development brand that includes a YouTube channel, a podcast, a six-week coaching program, in-person retreats and a published book. This listing covers what each piece offers and where to find it. Who is Tim Han? Tim Han was born in Seoul, South Korea. For the family's safety, his mother moved him and his sister to Poole, a small town in England. He has spoken about facing bullying at school over his background and appearance. After school he took low-paid jobs, including cleaning toilets. Along the way he taught himself by studying books, courses and online videos from people who had overcome hardship, with a focus on psychology, neuroscience, human behavior and cognitive behavioral therapy. That background shapes the tone of his work. His material talks to people who feel stuck, because he has been stuck himself. You can read the longer version of his story in this Medium profile of his journey from adversity to founding Success Insider. His professional biography also states that he has spoken at the Houses of Parliament and at universities. How Success Insider began Han launched Success Insider in 2016 as a YouTube channel. The idea was simple: answer the questions people keep asking about personal growth, and share the practical tools that school rarely teaches. The channel grew, and the brand grew around it. Today Success Insider covers several formats, so people can pick the one that suits how they learn. Some prefer a video, some like a long interview in their headphones, and some want a structured course with exercises. The podcast The Success Insider Podcast with Tim Han has run since 2018 and has close to 90 episodes. It is aimed at what the show calls "world class achievers and success seekers," and you can find it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Amazon Music. Most of the interview episodes run close to an hour. Guests from the 2021 and early 2022 run include: Greg McKeown, author of Essentialism and Effortless Ken Honda, a money expert, on rich versus poor mindset Dr. Caroline Leaf, a neuroscientist, on emotional and mental healing Aaron Marino, known as Alpha M, on millionaire habits Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche, a monk, on negative thoughts Jason Stephenson, on letting go of fear and overthinking Dr. Steven Gundry, on food and health Brian Tracy, on daily habits, in a short episode of under six minutes If you're new to the show, pick the episode that matches what's on your mind this week. Each guest stands alone, so there's no need to start at episode one. The Life Mastery Achievers (LMA) program Life Mastery Achievers, usually shortened to LMA, is Han's flagship coaching program. It runs for six weeks and moves through three stages in a fixed order: goal-setting, then emotional mastery, then belief restructuring. The order is deliberate. Goals come first because the rest of the work needs a direction. Emotional mastery comes next and deals with the gap between something happening and how you react to it. Belief restructuring comes last, once you have a target and some self-awareness to build on. Each stage includes hands-on exercises, so you practice the material as you go. Han's coaching draws on Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) techniques to help people notice negative self-talk and replace it with language that works in their favor. He also puts weight on small, repeated wins as the way to build confidence, since a track record of small successes tends to last longer than a burst of motivation. Course details, dates and formats can change, so check current information directly before you decide. Results vary from person to person, as they do with any coaching program. The retreats Success Insider also runs in-person retreats under the "World Class Achievers" name. The first one took place in 2018 and celebrated the progress of the mentees who had worked with Han that year. Retreats give people time in a room with others working through the same material, which can make the ideas easier to remember than watching alone.