The Good Conversation

"If you are doing everything with God's will in mind, no matter what you do, if you mess up, God will bring you back up" -Christina Wong, 2020

In this episode, Christina shares about how being a Christian has influenced her university experience and career decisions. She provides some advice on how to stay faithful during university and how having a good faith community is integral. 

"Self-care is what makes you feel recharged and re-energized and can look different for different people." - Christy Wee, 2020. In this episode, Christy shares with us her advice on achieving balance between self-care and hustling in today's society. She provides insightful tips on scheduling on a daily basis and defines self-care in a universally applicable way. 

"When I eat it, I feel like it represents my culture and so it means something to me." - Christy Wee, 2020. In this episode, Christy shares with us her experiences of growing up with two food cultures and how she navigated rejection, acceptance and appreciation of foods.  She provides insight on how to embrace two cultures growing up as a young child and what being proud of her cultural heritage did for her life. 

"Even when you can't physically see each other, you can still connect in other ways." - Lisa Nguyen, 2020. In this episode, Lisa shares with us the concept of depenetration and explains the six needs to fulfilling relationships. Additionally, Lisa provides insight on how to build stronger relationships through conflict. 

"The one thing I really love about running is that you can't make any excuses - you are only competing against yourself." - Sheldon Chang, 2020. In this episode, Sheldon shares with us his journey on cultivating discipline and the difference it has made in his everyday life. He expands upon the wisdom he has gained from running and gives valuable advice on creating a strong, determined mindset for everyday goal setting. 

"Even though you push yourself outside of your comfort zone and you are in a uncomfortable place, there is still a comfort knowing you are the one who put yourself there." - Sarah Wu, 2020. 

In this episode, Sarah teaches us about the highlights and challenges of living and working abroad. She shares with us the value of having a strong support system when you are stepping outside of your comfort zone and why it is important to continuously improve yourself and learn from uncertain situations, 

"If there is a passion or drive you want to achieve, nothings really impossible if you put in the effort. It might take, a month or a couple of years, but you will be able to overcome those challenges and make the world a better place" - Michael Ko, 2020. 

In this episode, Michael shares with us about his creation of his voice controlled wheelchair project, discusses the intersection between artificial intelligence, accessibility and gratitude and emphasizes how "people with disability have so much ability."