Overview: Seldom for Success is a short episodic podcast series hosted by Andi (Xi Yin) Chen to re-educate, redefine and show audiences what it truly means to be a great leader.
In each episode, Andi contextualizes and introduce new media and new terminologies to illustrate his new foundation and definitions on "Leadership."
Synopsis: Andi (Xi Yin) Chen first breaks down the original definition of "Leadership" by redirecting the concept into an individualized term. In this episode, Andi contextualizes a CBC News story written by Rubina Ahmed-Haq, and the award winning novel: "Wonder" written by R. J. Palacio to support his new definition of "Leadership" as "A “Leader” is simply, like any other members inside a major businesses and working in a large group project assignment in school. A title is just a “title.” You still have to contribute and pull yourself up to continue working."
Synopsis: Andi (Xi Yin) Chen continues his break down and redefinition of "Leadership" by redirecting the concept into an individualized term. In this episode, Andi exemplifies "Leadership" addressing the effects of "burnouts" and "procrastinations;" all while elaborating the new concept of "taking responsibilities." Andi gives four tips to combat those negative effects and take more responsibilities by 1: "Goal Setting" -- set goals for yourself, 2: "Take Control of Yourself!," 3: "Be Honest," and 4: "Stoke The Fire!"
Synopsis: Andi (Xi Yin) Chen continues his break down and redefinition of "Leadership" by redirecting the concept into an individualized term. In this episode, Andi performs two case studies adapting celebrity chef and Food Network TV host, chef Robert Irvine's "Restaurant Impossible" series. The two case studies performed in this episode features an indecisive school teacher who teaches online art classes while running a restaurant named "333 Restaurant" located in Grenada, Mississippi. Case study #2 features a burnt-out and paralyzed owner of "Boil and Roux: Restaurant & Bar" in Baton Rouge, Los Angeles, who failed to complete chef Robert Irvine's assigned "homework" as means to test and resolve his paralysis and take responsibilities.
Synopsis: Andi (Xi Yin) Chen continues his break down and redefinition of "Leadership" by redirecting the concept into an individualized term. In this episode, Andi returns to school by detailing a recent group project he had underwent. While managing the group project he enlisted an interview with one of his group members, Danny Tran, giving his thoughts on "leadership" and managing a large group project.