Today, Eddie Truong is a sought-after Inner Transformational Coach and Flow Master who helps high performers break free from burnout, overthinking, and emotional disconnection so they can enter flow state and return to peak performance with inner peace in weeks, not years. But Eddie didn’t always look like the picture of success.

At 18, Eddie moved alone from Vietnam to the U.S. on a full-ride scholarship in pursuit of a lifelong dream. On the outside, he was thriving straight A’s, a Master’s degree, and a successful engineering career. But on the inside, he was silently drowning. The constant pressure to achieve kept his nervous system locked in survival mode, pulling him further away from presence, clarity, and the effortless performance he deeply craved. What looked like ambition on the outside slowly became depression, burnout, and disconnection from his true self.

Realizing something had to change, Eddie turned inward. While building a six-figure engineering career and managing multiple real estate investments, he spent over a decade immersed in mental health, emotional wellness, personal development, and human performance, learning what truly creates sustainable excellence. He became a professionally trained coach through the world-renowned Co-Active Training Institute (CTI), a program trusted by over one-third of Fortune 100 companies, and began coaching leaders across industries—executive sales managers, successful life coaches, musicians, and creatives—helping them shift from pressure-driven performance into regulated, focused flow.

But Eddie never forgot what it feels like to hide pain behind accomplishments. That inner conflict became the catalyst for founding E.R.A. Coaching, a movement grounded in Empowerment, Rediscovery, and Awakening. Eddie’s true gift isn’t just strategy or technique—it’s his presence. He creates a safe, grounded space where high performers can drop the mask, reconnect to what’s real, and rebuild their lives from the inside out—so flow becomes their natural state, not a rare moment.

His mission is simple: to help high achievers remember who they are beneath the achievements—because success without inner peace isn’t success at all.