What Is Strategic Parenting?

In a complex and fast changing world, it takes more than just a village to raise a child. We need to ask:


  • What does it mean to be happy?
  • How do we find meaning and purpose?
  • How will jobs and sustainable income look in the new economy?
  • What roles do passion and money play in making career decisions?


Success in raising a happy and healthy child in the 21st century will require focusing on strategic issues and not just on day-to-day actions.


It also requires looking for practical solutions beyond symptoms to causes. Only such an approach will allow parents to address the specific needs of each child and build their self-belief.

Workshops and Talks

Discover the engaging workshops and talks tailored for addressing strategic parenting issues. These opportunities help deepen your understanding and skills while connecting with fellow enthusiasts. Contact us to learn more.

Finding Meaning, Purpose and Happiness

  • Find your unique North Star(s)
  • Learn to find your very own meaning and purpose
  • Learn how balancing between meaning and purpose leads to lasting happiness

Passion vs Money

  • Find and define your passion
  • Learn how much money is enough to bring you contentment
  • Discover how to achieve both passion and prosperity for yourself and your family

Optimizing and Monetizing Your Skill Sets

  • Reveal your true skill sets
  • Learn how to monetize your skill sets to meet your income needs
  • Discover how to overcome the obstacles to achieving financial independence
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The Passion Gap

This book shows how to prioritize the sources of lasting happiness—God, Society, Family, and Self—and align them to yield a meaningful and purposeful life. This book is your chance to learn who you really are and how to infuse lasting happiness and prosperity into your own lives and those around you.

PHILIP HSIN and his family fled Phnom Penh, Cambodia, just days before its fall to the Khmer Rouge. The first Cambodian refugee family to arrive in Portland, Oregon, they relied on government aid until his parents could begin working. 


After more than three decades spent in the corporate world, Philip is now focused on raising his two young children and on his passion projects. Having written his first book, The Passion Gap, he’s transitioned into helping other parents deal with strategic parenting issues by utilizing his experience and passion for psychology and finance.

PHILIP HSIN and his family fled Phnom Penh, Cambodia, just days before its fall to the Khmer Rouge. The first Cambodian refugee family to arrive in Portland, Oregon, they relied on government aid until his parents could begin working. 


After more than three decades spent in the corporate world, Philip is now focused on raising his two young children and on his passion projects. Having written his first book, The Passion Gap, he’s transitioned into helping other parents deal with strategic parenting issues by utilizing his experience and passion for psychology and finance.


He was most recently a managing director at PGIM, one of the largest global asset management firms. He also held senior positions at Capital International, Barclays Global Investors, and Goldman Sachs Asset Management. 


He earned a BS degree in finance with a minor in behavioral sciences from Oregon State University and an executive MBA degree from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. 


Philip is also a member of the Panel of Community Advisors to Honour (Singapore), a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting a culture of honor and honorable behavior for the well-being of Singapore.

He was most recently a managing director at PGIM, one of the largest global asset management firms. He also held senior positions at Capital International, Barclays Global Investors, and Goldman Sachs Asset Management. 


He earned a BS degree in finance with a minor in behavioral sciences from Oregon State University and an executive MBA degree from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. 


Philip is also a member of the Panel of Community Advisors to Honour (Singapore), a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting a culture of honor and honorable behavior for the well-being of Singapore.

Contact Philip