Asian Women of Power

As a child growing up on a farmland, emotional intelligence coach Anne Beaulieu always wanted to go to China. Anne had a clinically psychotic mother and a sociopath father. China for her represented a sense of family, a sense of honor, and a sense where people took care of each other. That day came when she moved to China at 25 years old and married a Chinese. Anne talks about her role as a woman and a mother marrying into a different culture, raising three children with an absentee father, going through a divorce, and building her own business. She shares how she found strength in her vulnerability to build a phenomenal business.

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Listening to the experiences of the new generation of Asian-American women, we have the youngest guest ever, Sabrina Sorokorensky. She is a 12th grade Taekwondo athlete whose parents are immigrants from Ukraine and Malaysia. She talks to us about her life in America and how she finds the many cultural differences between here and Malaysia – from her school life to working at In-N-Out Burger. Sharing with us what she learned from Taekwondo, Sabrina imparts great wisdom about respect, being different, as well as going out of your comfort zone. She also addresses the differences between generations and asks people to be more patient.

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If I ask you, “Do you have any regret in your life right now?” what would you say? If you are running a busy life, your answer might be, “I don’t think so,” or, “I’m not sure,” because you seldom invest your time to reflect about your life. But what if your doctor gave you a week to live and your body is too weak to do the things you might want to do? Your answer might be different. Life is very short. You and I don’t know when we will expire. We can be gone tomorrow, next year, or ten years or more from today. The goal is to live each day as if it is your last day on earth, and by the end of the day, to look at your life and say, “No matter what happens, I will be okay because I am complete; I have done everything I wanted. I have no regrets.”

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One thing is clear with the Asian Women of Power Podcast, that it is about giving voice to the experiences of Asian women as they overcome the adversities specific to them as they thrive in America. Taking a turn by moving the light towards the Asian-American men, we get to hear from their own perspectives about their own struggles. Do they feel the same way? Do they have more pressure to meet certain expectations from the Asian culture as well as the American culture? How well are they adapting in America? How is life for them here in general? We have three guests to tell their own stories – business consultant, CK Lin, and life and business coaches, Andrew Suba and John Wayne. They give insights as they share their own journey, providing inspiration on their pivots in life – from finding a separate identity from what they were expected to be, to paving their own successful paths.

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Aileen Bui, recently crowned as 2018 Miss Asian Global Second Princess and the COO of SignLab, talks about the journeys she took across different endeavors in her life. Aileen is a young professional with entrepreneurial mindset. She shares how she has traveled across twenty countries growing up, attending conferences and experiencing different cultures. Aileen talks about how she became the Chief Operating Officer at SignLab, and shares how she got into the Miss Asian Global pageant competition. Aileen proudly talks about the lessons she has learned throughout that journey and the value of celebrating yourself as a woman.

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Most of us go through life as if we would live forever and take our health for granted. We are careless about what we eat, what we do, and how much tension and pressure we put on our body. This solo episode is about health, wealth, and relationships. Find out why these three areas are important in human life, and how they are connecting with each other. By the end of this episode, you will have a clearer picture on how to live life fully and feel good about the result that you created at the end of your life.

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Imagine waking up one day and your money, power, status, privilege, and freedom are completely gone. What will you do? Kimchi, at the age of seventeen, endured all of this. In 1976, when the Communist won the Vietnam War, the government took ownership of their home, family business and seized everything they had. She was forced to fake her identity and with her family, miraculously survived a journey on a boat to start a new life in an unfamiliar territory. Find out how Kimchi weathered through life’s hurdles and how you too can succeed and create an empowered life today!

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A succinctly articulated life purpose will help focus and drive us to achieve what is most important for us to achieve. Patrice Tanaka, serial entrepreneur, author, and public speaker on business and life purpose, says knowing your purpose is like having your own personal North Star helping you navigate the challenges of life. It will help you to make decisions in a very focused and efficient way to achieve what it is that you’re trying to do. Patrice co-founded three award-winning PR and marketing firms, including the largest employee-owned PR agency in the US. Her agencies have been ranked as the number one most creative and most esteemed, and recognized as one of the best places to work in PR. Patrice is the founder and Chief Joy Officer of Joyful Planet LLC, a business and life strategy consultancy, working with individuals and organizations to discover and live their purpose to unleash greater success, fulfillment, and joy in their personal lives, businesses, and communities. Patrice talks about choosing joy, living in gratitude, her passion for samba, and how she founded Joyful Planet.

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Moving to live in another country can undeniably make you feel alienated and separated. The moment you enter, you have that cultural shock experience. Like most Asian who moved out of their home country into the US, Emiko Rasmussen has been in that position. However, by the time Emiko went back to her home country, she also felt that reversed cultural shock. Emiko shares that experience, the struggles she went through as an Asian woman in a foreign country and as an Asian woman who left and came back. She also talks about finding what she wants in her life and pursuing it, breaking free from society’s expectations and into her full potential. Emiko is now a speaker, coach, and the host of “Her Confidence Her Way” podcast.

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From prosecutor to defense attorney, Anna Yum has successfully represented clients on charges ranging from serious and/or violent offenses such as rape, sexual assault, child molestation, murder, attempted murder, criminal street gang cases, robbery, felony offenses with firearm enhancements, domestic violence with great bodily injury enhancements, etc. to lower-level offenses including driving under the influence, theft-related offenses, narcotics cases, probation violations, and much more. Anna is a premier criminal defense and DUI attorney in San Diego. She shares her journey to become a defense attorney, what challenges she had to go through, and the most unforgettable cases she’s had in her mission to fight for people’s liberty.

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