The WE Corps Podcast: Global Reinvention for Trailing Spouses, Diplomats, Expats

In this short episode, I challenge you to prioritize the basics in life - good food, good sleep, and fitness. Mastering these basics will help improve your energy and clarity to tackle your biggest goals.

In this episode, I share one action I took to step up my success game. Do one thing that scares you, you’ll fail, learn, or win and gain the courage to take the next step.

In this episode, I interview Jeanette Ortegon, an up and coming leadership coach, author, and speaker. She shares her journey from South Central LA to South Korea and how she overcame challenges with her Faith. Get ready to get fired up!

In this episode, I call you to serve. I share some reflections on the last time I felt inspired to serve, when I joined the Peace Corps. Today, the challenge is different, but the needs will always be the same. We need you to step and and lead, live, and love in bigger ways.

In this Episode, I interview Bles Chavez-Bernstein, an author, poet, and classical singer who shares her journey of becoming an artist and realizing her dreams later in life.

In this Episode, I welcome a good friend, Tuyet Duong, a fellow expat spouse working remotely for her DC-based job, while raising three kids. Since COVID-19 hit South Korea, I started getting together with a few friends for Friends Friyay Dinners. We share a few thoughts on how COVID-19 has brought us closer together and opened us up to be more vulnerable to one another. 

In this week’s episode, I share five ideas that you can implement right now to boost the positivity in your home. All you need is a change of mindset and maybe some post-its.

Guest starring my twin daughters - Elise and Madi. We share our thoughts on e-learning, being together, and how we can do better during this time.

In this episode, I share my experience of living in Seoul with COVID-19 disrupting our way of life and three positive things that has happened as a result, more time with my family, community unity, and a moment to pause and reflect on what is important.

Start 2020 with what is essential in your well-being, your family, and your work/business. Doing less is doing more. Simple is the new success.