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What does it look like to take up space authentically — without burning out, performing, or shrinking yourself to fit cultural expectations?
In this episode of Tradition Breakers, host Mary Moses sits down with Goldie Chan — keynote speaker, founder of Warm Robots, Forbes senior contributor, cancer survivor, and the creator known as the "Oprah of LinkedIn" after posting 800+ consecutive daily videos. Goldie is also the author of Personal Branding for Introverts, the book that flips traditional branding advice on its head and shows introverts how to build a brand that energizes them instead of draining them.
Mary and Goldie dig into what it really means to break tradition in healthy ways — especially as AAPI women navigating cultural pressure to stay quiet, achieve perfectly, and never share struggle publicly. Goldie opens up about the silver linings of her cancer journey, the book event where nobody showed up (and why she posted about it), and how radical honesty has shaped her career.
In this conversation:
If you've ever felt like personal branding wasn't built for people like you — quiet, thoughtful, culturally complex, or simply tired — this conversation is your permission slip to do it your way.
Grab Goldie's book, Personal Branding for Introverts, wherever books are sold.
Topics: personal branding for introverts, AAPI identity, breaking cultural traditions, LinkedIn strategy, public speaking, Asian American entrepreneurship, loud introverts, surviving cancer, community over hustle.
Follow Tradition Breakers for more conversations that inspire AAPI folks to break the traditions holding them back from the life they truly desire.
Links:
By Mary MosesWhat does it look like to take up space authentically — without burning out, performing, or shrinking yourself to fit cultural expectations?
In this episode of Tradition Breakers, host Mary Moses sits down with Goldie Chan — keynote speaker, founder of Warm Robots, Forbes senior contributor, cancer survivor, and the creator known as the "Oprah of LinkedIn" after posting 800+ consecutive daily videos. Goldie is also the author of Personal Branding for Introverts, the book that flips traditional branding advice on its head and shows introverts how to build a brand that energizes them instead of draining them.
Mary and Goldie dig into what it really means to break tradition in healthy ways — especially as AAPI women navigating cultural pressure to stay quiet, achieve perfectly, and never share struggle publicly. Goldie opens up about the silver linings of her cancer journey, the book event where nobody showed up (and why she posted about it), and how radical honesty has shaped her career.
In this conversation:
If you've ever felt like personal branding wasn't built for people like you — quiet, thoughtful, culturally complex, or simply tired — this conversation is your permission slip to do it your way.
Grab Goldie's book, Personal Branding for Introverts, wherever books are sold.
Topics: personal branding for introverts, AAPI identity, breaking cultural traditions, LinkedIn strategy, public speaking, Asian American entrepreneurship, loud introverts, surviving cancer, community over hustle.
Follow Tradition Breakers for more conversations that inspire AAPI folks to break the traditions holding them back from the life they truly desire.
Links: