16 law school rejections. One yes. That one yes built a 30-year career.

Winston Sayson, KC went from immigrant teen in Surrey to one of British Columbia's most decorated Crown prosecutors — and the first Filipino-Chinese Canadian ever appointed King's Counsel. But the title is only half the story.

In this episode of Starborn Labs, Winston sits down with us to talk about the part that doesn't make the résumé: imposter syndrome, the invisible weight of secondary trauma, and what three decades of prosecuting violent crime actually costs a person.

He opens up about the mask of invincibility most lawyers wear, the moment it cracked, and what he found on the other side — humility, service, and a re-defined idea of success that has nothing to do with awards or status.

If you're a young lawyer, a first-generation immigrant, or any ...