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SIY- Global

Search Inside Yourself (SIY)

The Search Inside Yourself (SIY) program was developed at Google in 2007 by engineer Chade-Meng Tan in collaboration with leading experts in mindfulness, neuroscience, and emotional intelligence, including Daniel Goleman. Originally designed to support employee well-being, resilience, and leadership, SIY has since evolved into a globally recognized evidence-based program delivered by the Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute (SIYLI).

The program integrates scientific research with practical tools to cultivate emotional intelligence through mindfulness. Its core components include:

  • Mindfulness – strengthening present-moment awareness and attention.

  • Self-Awareness – recognizing thoughts, emotions, and habitual patterns.

  • Self-Management – responding to challenges with greater resilience and emotional regulation.

  • Empathy – understanding and connecting with the experiences of others.

  • Leadership and Communication – fostering trust, psychological safety, and compassionate collaboration.

By combining mindfulness, neuroscience, and emotional intelligence, SIY helps individuals enhance well-being, improve performance, build stronger relationships, and lead with greater clarity and authenticity.

Creating spaces where collective presence and shared vulnerability lead to profound transformation.

SIY GLOBAL
SIY Global
WORKSHOPS
Workshops

Curated experiential sessions designed for individuals and groups. These workshops explore the intersection of movement, healing, and emotional intelligence in a safe, reflective environment.

ORGANIZATIONS
Organizations

Collaborating with institutions to integrate restorative practices into their professional frameworks. We work with organizations to foster environments of presence and growth.

Collaborative Invitation

We invite organizations to explore the intersection of movement and human development. Together, we can create spaces where growth and healing are nurtured through embodied practice and emotional intelligence.

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