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In this episode, we’re joined by Tu Le, community worker, advocate, and organiser, currently working in the community legal sector assisting victim-survivors of domestic and family violence and coordinating capacity-building and community legal education programs.

Tu has previously served as the General Secretary of the Vietnamese Community in New South Wales. She also co-founded Y-Collab, a youth advocacy organisation, providing opportunities for young people in South-West Sydney to create a positive social impact in their local communities through grass-roots youth-led initiatives.

Through her work, Tu is committed to fighting for greater diversity and justice in Australian society, and more recently in politics. Tu shares her experience of running for the Labor Party, the importance of representation for younger generations and how she deals with criticism in the public eye. 


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https://www.facebook.com/TuLe2166
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nguyentule/
https://twitter.com/TuLe_2166

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In this episode, we’re joined by Tu Le, community worker, advocate, and organiser, currently working in the community legal sector assisting victim-survivors of domestic and family violence and coordinating capacity-building and community legal education programs.

Tu has previously served as the General Secretary of the Vietnamese Community in New South Wales. She also co-founded Y-Collab, a youth advocacy organisation, providing opportunities for young people in South-West Sydney to create a positive social impact in their local communities through grass-roots youth-led initiatives.

Through her work, Tu is committed to fighting for greater diversity and justice in Australian society, and more recently in politics. Tu shares her experience of running for the Labor Party, the importance of representation for younger generations and how she deals with criticism in the public eye. 


Links:

https://www.facebook.com/TuLe2166
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nguyentule/
https://twitter.com/TuLe_2166

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In this episode, we’re joined by Elisa Choy: economist, advisor, global speaker and founder of Australia's first AI-powered market research agency called Maven Data.

She’s been able to scarily and accurately predict the most recent federal election, the rise of Greta Thunberg, COVID vaccine hesitancy, the 2020 US election, and has even predicted the winners of the Voice for the last 3 years as well as Masterchef Australia 2020 just for fun.

Elisa opens up about her experiences dealing with an autoimmune disease, reconnecting with her mum after a family estrangement and also shares a few amusing clubbing stories from when she was younger. 

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In this episode, William Wang shares his experience of being the ‘black sheep’ in the family, known as the party-goer in his younger days and failing university multiple times. 

Will is now the founder and CEO of Growth Labz, a 7-figure marketing agency, helping multiple B2B SaaS, Tech and FinTech companies grow exponentially. 

It wasn’t an easy journey for Will though. He opens up about the early stages of the business, going close to broke - struggling to pay the mortgage, bills and experiencing a lack of support from his networks.

Will also shares with us the valuable lessons he learned along the way, naming a few of the mentors that helped to propel his business forward and also gives us insight into why he chooses to homeschool his kids. 

Links:
https://growthlabz.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/growth-labz/
https://www.facebook.com/growthlabz/

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In this episode, Claudia Li shares how she went from working as a personal trainer and yoga instructor to becoming a 6-figure business coaching company in less than a year (during a pandemic), all at the mind-blowingly tender age of 23.

Claudia has always been a pure-bred entrepreneur, known for selling pens and stationery in primary school to hustling hundreds of dollars of frozen yoghurt orders for her entire high school at 13.

She candidly opens up about her experiences growing her business so quickly during the pandemic, how much money she’s invested in coaching & courses for herself, and the return on these investments. Claudia also opens up about her relationship with money, her parents and where her drive to make money comes from.

We also get some advice from Claudia on how she deals with burnout culture and why it’s important to invest in yourself. 

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https://www.facebook.com/claudialimarketing

https://www.instagram.com/claudia_l1/

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Our guest in this episode is Phillip Liao, 2018 Australia Commonwealth Games Representative in Olympic Weightlifting. Phil graduated with a Masters in Physiotherapy with 8 years of physio experience under his belt. He now runs an online coaching and educational platform called the M3 Initiative that empowers and educates other individuals, coaches and members of the fitness industry. 

In this episode, Phil discusses his experiences leading up to the 2018 Commonwealth Games and how leaving his long-term relationship helped fuel this pivotal decision. Phil talks candidly about his transition from a predominantly Asian high school into an Anglo-centric university and navigating the culture shock he felt. We also dive into the experiences of navigating his identity as a second-generation Asian-Australian along with Phil’s perspective on racial bias and unpacking the conversation of racism within Asian culture itself. 

You'll be joined by our hosts Vivian, Kan and Davie.

Links:

Phillip’s Instagram: instagram.com/phillip.liao 

Phillip’s LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/phillip-liao-9682491a9 

Phillip’s Book: linktr.ee/phillip.liao  

M3 Initiative: M3initiative.com

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Level: Asian is a weekly podcast where we have candid discussions about Asian-POC experiences with entrepreneurs, creatives, influencers & anyone breaking the bamboo ceiling.
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In this Episode 000, you’ll get to meet the team: Kan, Davie, Noel and Vivian. We delve into the origin story of how this podcast came about and what this new community all means to us. 

We’re excited to build a strong support network for Asian-Australians and inspire the next generation looking to carve their own path.

Make sure you subscribe and stay tuned because the first episode will be live across all major audio platforms on Monday May 30th, 2022.


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