Minimalist Japanese-inspired furniture

About Wingo

My name is Bruce Liu, and my story begins far from privilege. I was born into an ordinary family, with no shortcuts, no safety nets. Everything I achieved came from relentless effort, discipline, and the belief that I could rise above my circumstances. Through sheer determination, I climbed from the bottom to the top of the corporate world — first as a Regional Manager in Canada’s petroleum industry, later as a Marketing Director within Apple’s global supply chain. I was also a competitive athlete, carrying the same grit and resilience into every challenge. By all external measures, I had “made it.” But life has a way of humbling us. At the height of my success, I lost the person I loved most. That loss shattered me. The drive that had fueled my career suddenly felt meaningless. The titles, the victories, the wealth — none of it could fill the emptiness left behind. For the first time, I questioned not just my path, but the very purpose of life itself. So I walked away. I left behind the skyscrapers and the endless meetings, and I entered the mountains of China. I sought out teachers, sages, and silence. I meditated in temples, wandered through sacred landscapes, and immersed myself in the wisdom of East and West — from Daoist classics and Buddhist sutras to Christian mysticism, Sufi poetry, and modern philosophy. Slowly, I began to rebuild not my career, but my spirit. That journey transformed me. Today, through Wingo Fengshui, I share gemstone jewelry, protective amulets, and ritual objects that are more than adornments — they are companions for those seeking balance, clarity, and protection. Each piece carries both tradition and intention, designed to help others find the harmony I once lost. And because true success must ripple outward, I dedicate a portion of every income to charity and outreach, supporting those who, like me, once felt lost in the noise of the world. I am not just an entrepreneur. I am a bridge — between East and West, between commerce and spirit, between outer achievement and inner peace. My story is not about what I lost, but about what I found: a calling to help others discover balance, protection, and vitality in their own lives.