By Lyssa
Graduated into a global pandemic in May 2020 & launched my very own podcast as a result of it! I have real conversations from all things mental health, to my own experiences as an Asian America
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The podcast currently has 10 episodes available.
I had the pleasure to speak with my friends, Sammi & Xiao about the recent anti Asian hate crimes happening within our communities, and our experiences of racism growing up as Asian Americans.
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@lyssaslifepodcast
@lyssa.roaq
In this episode, my good friend Moises Junchaya reveals what many Real Estate Agents won't tell you about working in the industry. We also talk about the toxic work culture that we had to endure, and eventually walked away from. Check Moises out on IG: @Moechaya Check me out on IG @lyssaslifepodcast
I talk with my high school friend, Dana about our crazy all girls, Catholic school experiences and address the stereotypes. Not here to bash religion or anyone.
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I had the pleasure of interviewing a boss Asian woman, Sheena Yap Chan. She is an entrepreneur, keynote speaker, confidence coach, founder of her podcast The Tao of Self Confidence, & author of her new book entitled Asian Women Who Boss Up. We talk about what it takes to become successful, which entails challenges and self confidence struggles.
Check her out!
https://taplink.cc/sheena.yap.chan
https://taplink.cc/thetaoofselfconfidence
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In this episode I talked with my best friend, who is the CEO & founder of Magic Cup Co as well as Sugar & Spice Pop Up, about what it takes to hustle. Success is never linear, and we talk about how we handle challenges along the way. Check out Magic Cup Co & support!
Instagram : @magiccupco
https://www.themagiccup.shop
Elana and I talk about growing up as an Asian American and the struggles we have personally experienced. Enjoy.x
Everything discussed in this episode is purely our own commentary and opinions. We do not claim any of our opinions to be facts, and we are not in any authority to advise people on what to do other than to be safe. On that note, enjoy!
In this episode I talk about what I've learned thus far from being in therapy. I can attest that therapy is not for the weak, and everybody deserves the right to access mental health resources.
In this episode, I interview my dad, who is an ER nurse, about what it's like to be a healthcare worker on the front lines of this pandemic. He talks about the many stresses and struggles - emotional, mental, & physical, that all healthcare workers on the frontline are faced with daily. I hope you find his story intriguing and valuable. As always, stay safe, wear a mask, socially distance, and wash your hands!
In this episode I interviewed my aunt who is a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner & Therapist! We talk about all things mental health ranging from vulnerability, resources, & imposter syndrome. Here are some mental health resources mentioned in this episode (as recommended by my aunt). I hope you gain some value out of this & enjoy.
www.unionsquarepractice.com
psychologytoday.com
These resources are tools, and not a substitute or replacement for therapy!
Background music is not mine.
Clocks by Smith The Mister https://smiththemister.bandcamp.com
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The podcast currently has 10 episodes available.