Seoul-ful Sisters

Hey everyone! I can’t believe we’ve already reached Episode 25. And guess who’s joining me today? Another incredible working mom practicing M&A law in South Korea—surprise, surprise! 😊 We love powerful lawyers and mothers here on Seoulful Sisters.

Ms. Kang is a senior partner with over a decade of experience at one of Seoul’s most prestigious law firms. She’s also a proud mom to a soon-to-be college student and to Coco, her beloved mini-bichon. While balancing so many responsibilities can feel overwhelming, Ms. Kang grounds herself in small moments of joy and a deep belief that perseverance and passion ultimately lead to success.

And they truly have—for her, success isn’t just about professional achievements, but about continuous growth and character development. I hope her story reminds you that real growth often comes from years of layered experiences that slowly guide you toward stability and contentment.

Who knows? Maybe one day you’ll find yourself in Ms. Kang’s shoes—discussing future mergers over dinner with world-renowned CEOs, then heading home to a hyper dog wondering why you’re back so late. ^^ No matter where life takes you, remember this: you are becoming someone great.

Stay tuned for next week's episode. 

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Welcome back to this week's episode! Thank you for being patient with me last week. I appreciate all your support:)

She’s not your ordinary judge. She’s a talented artist, a mother of two college-aged boys, a devoted best friend to a mini poodle, and a staunch believer in the mantra: “Try Everything!”

Talking with Ms. Kim Sun-Ah felt like juggling multiple lives at once—because that’s exactly what she does. Yet in every role, she finds joy, purpose, and passion: whether she’s making life-altering decisions in the courtroom, chatting with her (often unresponsive) sons, or quietly sketching a beautiful landscape.

Our conversation left me with a much-needed reminder: being busy or burdened with responsibility is no excuse for constant stress or irritability. Happiness and fulfillment can take root almost anywhere, no matter what we’re doing, if we approach life with the right mindset.

I hope you walk away from this conversation with even a little extra motivation to take on your days with renewed energy. At the end of the day, we each have the power to make every part of our lives feel meaningful and enjoyable if we’re willing to take that extra, sometimes difficult, step to notice the good--in both people and situations. 

I'll see you guys soon with episode 25. Until then, stay positive and Seoul-ful!

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Happy New Year! I can’t believe we’ve made it to 2026. Thank you all for supporting me and Seoulful Sisters throughout 2025—I truly can’t put into words how grateful I am 🤍

To kick off the new year strong, I’m so excited to welcome Natalie Huh, a trial lawyer based in Silicon Valley. Her path to where she is today was anything but linear—and she shares why every twist and turn was worth it. From starting in finance, earning an MBA, and now representing Korean companies in complex litigation, Natalie brings a rare depth of experience working across industries, cultures, and people.

I hope her story reminds you that it’s okay to let yourself follow what truly excites you—and that stepping “off-path” once in a while can lead you exactly where you’re meant to be!

I'll see you guys next week with Episode 24. In the meantime, stay Seoul-ful! 

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Welcome back, everyone, to episode 22! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and an overall restful, happy end to the year. I want to thank you guys for supporting Seoulful Sisters' growth. Each one of you truly means a lot to me:)

In today's episode, I sit down with Hannah Oh—founder of Article 6—to talk about what it really means to build impact inside (and outside) big systems. We discuss her leap from global corporate leadership to entrepreneurship, how food, climate, and policy quietly shape everyday life, and what it’s like to navigate ambition, motherhood, and uncertainty at once. A grounded, honest conversation about power, patience, and choosing long-term impact over loud success.

Stay tuned for next week's episode with a female lawyer working from Silicon Valley!

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Welcome back to Episode 21! I’m so excited to welcome Ms. Choi, CEO of Honest Seoul, a luxury jewelry brand creating lab-grown diamond pieces both online and offline.

What began as a single visit to Jongno Street—an antique district in Seoul brimming with master craftspeople—sparked her vision to spotlight often-overlooked talent within Korea’s beauty and fashion industry. That moment set her on a path not just to build a brand, but to challenge long-held assumptions about value, craftsmanship, and sustainability in a traditional market.

This episode is for anyone seeking inspiration from bold women leading change with passion, intelligence, and vision. Whether you’re carving your own path or simply love stories of innovation and resilience, this conversation with Clara will leave you thinking bigger—guaranteed.

Stay tuned for episode 22, and happy early Christmas and New Years!

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Welcome back to episode 20! If you've been here since day one, thank you for sticking with me, and if you're new, it won't hurt to stay:) I promise!

In this episode, I sit down for an insightful and grounding conversation with Nina Clarke, host of Nina’s Got Good News, an Emmy Award–winning journalist, and a former producer at major American news networks. From navigating a demanding career to embracing life as a working mom, Nina shares wisdom that resonates across generations and paths.

Whether you’re a high school or college student, a working mother, or an aspiring businesswoman, Nina offers thoughtful advice that’s both practical and deeply human. Our conversation was a reminder of how easily we overlook the power of everyday kindness—and how profoundly meaningful it can be to lead with compassion, joy, and intention.

No matter where you are in your journey, I hope Nina’s story inspires you to move forward with confidence, warmth, and purpose.

Stay tuned for an exciting guest next week! Follow @seoulfulsisters on Instagram for updates! As always, thank you so much and stay seoul-ful!

Welcome back to Episode 19! Today, I sit down for a truly one-of-a-kind conversation with Hani Oh, the founder and perfumer behind Heroes of Korea—a niche fragrance brand that brings Korean historical figures to life through scent. From her earliest spark of inspiration to the creative process behind each perfume and the exciting projects on her horizon, Hani invites us on a vivid, imaginative journey of self-discovery and brand-building.

I had never even heard of King Jeong-jo before this interview, but now I’m absolutely hooked on his legacy. I highly recommend hopping onto the Heroes of Korea website to explore these fascinating pieces of K-history for yourself. As Hani beautifully puts it, “Everyone is a hero.”

Stay tuned for updates on our Instagram account @seoulfulsisters. See you soon with episode 20!

Welcome back to episode 18! Today, I have a very special guest, Moon YeoJung, Korea's first doctor-turned investor (and working mom), who has carved out a career that refuses to stay in just one lane. She opens up about her transition from treating patients to evaluating startups, and the fears, doubts, and breakthroughs that shaped that leap. We talk about medical AI, her early conviction in Lunit, and how she learned to trust her instincts as both a scientist and an investor. As a woman in industries where female leadership is still rare, she shares the moments that strengthened her voice. And for our younger listeners, she leaves emotionally resonating messages and professional advice that you will sure want to replay:)!

Stay tuned for episode 19! I have another special guest coming on this week!

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Welcome back to episode 19! Today, I sit down with a doctor-turned-investor, Moon YeoJung, who has carved out a career that refuses to stay in just one lane. She opens up about her transition from treating patients to evaluating startups, and the fears, doubts, and breakthroughs that shaped that leap. We talk about medical AI, her early conviction in Lunit, and how she learned to trust her instincts as both a physician and an investor. As a woman in industries where female leadership is still rare, she shares the moments that strengthened her voice. And for our younger listeners, she leaves messages and advice you’ll want to replay for sure! 

Stay tuned for Episode 19 coming out next week! Follow us on Instagram @seoulfulsisters

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In this episode of Seoulful Sisters, I sit down with Maggie Ding, a current freshman at Duke University studying Biomedical Engineering and Computer Science. Maggie opens up about the transition from high school to college—from finding community, managing workload, filling up her free time, to discovering what excites her academically. She reflects on navigating two rigorous STEM fields, shares her dreams for the future, and offers heartfelt advice to her younger self. Whether you're preparing for a new chapter in your education journey or simply curious about college life, this conversation is honest, warm, and real. I hope you'll be able to take away at least one lesson from Maggie's insights:)

Stay tuned for episode 18! Follow us on Instagram @seoulfulsisters.