Recently Jin’s been thinking about what it means to live an authentic life. She’s learning that much of this means shedding old thoughts and old ways to make room for the new. We only have this one life to live and it’s worth exploring how we can live it to the best of our ability. Join her as she unpacks this thought a little bit.

In this week’s episode, Jin dives into a very close to home topic with a long time friend, Injong O’Neill. They chat about their experiences growing up in the U.S as children of Korean immigrants - a bittersweet topic that they find themselves naturally talking about frequently. Join them as they unpack this shared experienced.

Marriage… Jin has a frank yet humorous conversation with her husband Paul.

This week, Jin chats with her bestie of 30 years, Julie Jee. They share about their super long friendship, how they built something so lasting, and the trials and joys of working to build genuine relationships later in life. Grab a cup of something and join them as they have some good girl talk.

M. Scott Peck, the author of one of Jin's all time favorite books 'The Road Less Traveled' begins his best selling book with this statement: ‘Life is difficult. This is a great truth because once we truly see this truth, we transcend it.’ Oof, this is a tough pill to swallow but worth it! 

In this episode, Jin gives you a little insight into her psychology and counseling background and her love for all things emotional and relational health related. Then she dives into this weeks ‘thought of the week’ that has to do with working through the ebbs and flows of our entire life journey and a few ways to  help us embrace it better.

In this very first episode, Jin will give you a brief backstory of why she started this podcast and the goal for it. She’ll also dive right into the ‘thought of the week’ which revolves around the challenge of dealing with negative voices and analysis paralysis and one suggestion to help us move out of that space.