Goldie Chan

For someone in their 30s, a cancer diagnosis can mean navigating not only treatment, but also career, fertility, early menopause, long-term health, and the question of who you are now.

I'm Dr. Jay Rutland, and today on The Health Exchange, I'm joined by Goldie Chan, best-selling author, leader, and cancer survivor to talk about the unique experience of being a young cancer patient and what it means to keep working, manage a changing body, advocate for yourself and life after treatment.

Let's get into it.

Goldie.

Oprah.

The Oprah of LinkedIn.

Goldie Chan.

I have green hair, so you can find me there.

Like, I got engaged, and I forgot to...

So welcome, Goldie Chan.

No worries.

Hi.

This is my niece, and she, um, she's also been a guest.

And I'm sure that Lindsey knows Goldie.

You're, you're like gold out there, like everybody knows, uh, knows Goldie Chan, so...

And Goldie's episode was about personal branding, building your identity as an introvert, uh, and an extrovert, right? There's that, both-

but they have knowledge that they wanna share.

And so I think, and Goldie, my friend Goldie Chan, she lives in LA and we were talking about this recently.

I live in LA.

You're like, why did you mention she lives in LA? Sorry, I live here.