I'm Trung. A Vietnamese-German builder obsessed with turning chaos into clarity — across startups, communities, and human systems. I design technical foundations and mindsets strong enough to grow through anything.
After leading engineering teams and carving my own path through freelancing and venture-building, I learned something simple: Transformation doesn't happen through transactions — it happens when people bet on each other.
Today, I help founders and high-achievers clear emotional bottlenecks, so they can scale without breaking what makes them great.
The Innernet is more than a network—it's a carefully curated ecosystem where genuine connection happens naturally, where vulnerability is strength, and where your success is measured by your impact.
Embrace a beginner's mind, constantly learning, evolving, and improving through every experience.
Be true to yourself and others. Lead with transparency, vulnerability, and integrity.
Face challenges with determination and bounce back stronger, using setbacks as fuel for growth.
Collaborate and foster meaningful relationships. Together, we're stronger and more capable of creating lasting impact.
A global, high-trust ecosystem where founders, creatives, and visionaries embrace unlimited curiosity, practice fearless authenticity, demonstrate radical resilience, and foster kindness in community.
To create presence-focused experiences that foster genuine human connection, collaboration, and personal growth—while amplifying unheard voices and funding impactful businesses.
"Build slow, build strong, build for impact. Focus on presence today, for a future worth living."
Clear emotional roadblocks that keep you from doing the hard things you're meant for. Develop resilience without burning out.
Join a curated community of values-driven founders committed to unlimited curiosity, fearless authenticity, radical resilience, and kindness in community.
"I think it's more about learning different ways to manage my own energy from others. There are so many valuable insights shared, and I want to apply these to both my professional and personal life."
"This applies to my personal life as well. Just try everything, A-B test everything, see what works. If it feels good for you, then do it. That's the mindset I'll be applying going forward in my life."
"I also like this group. I think it's always teaching me things. Like today, I definitely learned how to add more KPIs and make my life a little more organized, which was my goal."
These works have profoundly influenced my thinking and approach to technology, leadership, and personal growth. They might transform your perspective too.
by Robert Greene
Robert Greene's deep dive into the path to mastery, showing how dedication, patience, and strategic practice lead to exceptional achievement. This book has transformed how I approach personal growth and leadership development.
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by Bailey Richardson, Kevin Huynh, Kai Elmer Sotto
A practical guide to building communities that matter. This book has been instrumental in shaping my approach to creating meaningful connections and building the Innernet community.
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by Rick Rubin
Rick Rubin's profound exploration of creativity as a spiritual practice. This book has deepened my understanding of presence, authenticity, and the creative process in both business and personal growth.
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by Jon Kabat-Zinn
Jon Kabat-Zinn's classic on mindfulness meditation. This book has been foundational in my approach to cultivating presence and awareness in daily life and coaching practice.
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by Carol S. Dweck
Carol Dweck's groundbreaking work on the power of our beliefs. This book has been essential in my coaching approach, helping founders overcome limiting patterns and embrace growth.
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