By Kimchi Chow
Love, joy, happiness and fulfillment, are your cultural boundaries keeping you from having all this? Asian, American or Asian-American, there is pride to be found in your cultural heritage, being i
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On this episode of Asian Women of Power, host Kimchi Chow dives into the topic of money and power struggles in relationships. She addresses a question from a reader whose husband feels insecure about her higher income. Kimchi offers insights into why this dynamic can be challenging and provides tips on how to address the issue with sensitivity and open communication. Tune in to this episode to learn how to navigate financial disparities and maintain a balanced relationship. Don't forget to subscribe and share this episode with a friend.
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When you reach the peak of your career, the last thing you would want to do is retire. However, guest, David Tran, believes that retiring at the peak of your career should be the norm and not the exception. In this episode, he sits down with host, Kimchi Chow, to discuss why he left the position of Vice President of Marketing and Product Management at PAC and never regrets it. At the heart of this episode, is finding your life’s purpose, living it every day, and achieving happiness early on. David shares his journey and insights as a retired corporate executive with us and how he is continually transcending the bamboo ceiling. He also provides the two questions we should ask ourselves when deciding to retire, tapping into the importance of financial independence and loving what we do. What stops people from deciding to leave their careers? What do you need to prepare? David answers these questions and more and then sheds some light on the challenges of Asian-Americans in the workplace and how they can overcome them.
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Join our community or connect with us here:Our childhood experiences shape who we become and how we see the world around us as we become adults. For Asian children growing up in Western communities, these experiences can easily become confusing and even traumatic. Today’s guests, Melissa Shrestha and Deepak Sharma, join Kimchi Chow to share their childhood experiences that ultimately influenced their present advocacies. Deepak is the Founder of Volition Academy, a breakthrough educational consulting company for teens and young adults. Melissa is set to launch her new podcast, Asian Girl Movement, which aims to create stronger bonds within the female community. Both Deepak and Melissa underwent what many other Asian children in Western countries do – rebelliousness, parenthood issues, internalized racism, and the struggle to find their identity in a world where they don’t seem to fit in. How did they turn their lives around from this? Open up your mind and join in.
Wushu is an ancient Chinese fighting style that has retained its allure in contemporary times. Wushu professionals in the competitive sports and film industries are among the brave practitioners who take the grace and power of this ancient martial art to the masses, making it relevant thousands of years since its creation. Two of these masters of the art join host Kimchi Chow in this conversation. Sarah Chang is an American actress, producer, stunt coordinator, and a five-time USA National Wushu Team member. She is best known for producing and starring in the movie Circle of Bones, where she won the Best Actress Award in the Vegas Movie Awards. Alfred Hsing became the first Asian-American to win a gold medal at the World Wushu Championships. He subsequently became an actor, stuntman, and stunt coordinator. The work of people like Sarah and Alfred has kept the art of Wushu alive for future generations to enjoy. Listen to them share their experience in making this happen, and learn a lot of things along the way.
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Join our community or connect with us here:Known for its technology and attention to detail to personal products and services, Japan is considered an Asian superpower in the global economy. However, in some other areas, Japan is still old fashioned, specifically around family values and their attitude toward women. On today’s show, Kimchi Chow takes a look at Japanese culture and how women’s role plays in a family and at work. Joining her are two different women on the panel – Sharon Otaguro and Thao Le. One is Japanese born and raised in America. The other is Vietnamese live in Japan for many years. Both are married to a Japanese man and have children.
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Join our community or connect with us here:Doctors save lives, but their importance in our society goes beyond that. They create such transformational work that affects people even after they get treated. Some even go far beyond by developing personal relationships with their patients, being with them all throughout their lives. In this episode, Kimchi Chow is joined by two great doctors, both Vietnamese refugees and first-generation immigrants, who have taken their patients beyond the exam room and into self-development. She has over Dr. Emily Letran—a dentist, serial entrepreneur, CEO of multiple dental practices, and private coach to many professionals—and Dr. Susan Truong—an optometrist, visionary strategist, and founder and CEO of Beyond 20/20 Vision. Together, they share with us each of their journeys and the stories that led them to go beyond their professions and transform other people’s lives. What drives them? What is their message? Who do they serve? Dr. Emily and Dr. Susan answer these questions, putting forward how the privilege of serving ultimately keeps them going. Find out more about their inspiring lives in this great conversation.
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Join our community or connect with us here:Achieving the impossible can be possible especially when you put your heart into it. Today’s guest is someone who proves to us that perseverance is always key to success. Tony Lam joins Kimchi Chow to share his firsts – first experiences, first franchise, and first time being a CEO. The Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Omni Bev, Tony shares his journey of success and the lessons that he had learned along the way. He takes us through his roller coaster rides in managing his team, working with partners, and going through parenthood. He also dishes out some tips on how you can control the outcomes of your business.
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Join our community or connect with us here:Today’s guest, Zach Benson, wants to be remembered as the ultimate encourager, as a person who enjoys giving and helping people. Zach was a former participant in “So You Think You Can Dance,” who found his dancing career tragically cut short by an accident. Coming out from his depression, he bravely faced the new world and, with a friend, founded Assistagram, a virtual assistant that helps people market their brands on Instagram. With Assistagram, Zach guides other influencers like Russell Brunson and Fortune 500 companies into social-media success. Read as Zach tells more of his story, the lessons he learned from life, and his passion for helping people.
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Join our community or connect with us here:The podcast currently has 69 episodes available.