I met Jan through my life shifting experience at Adult Summer Camp Memorial Day Weekend 2023. In this episode we talk about how the (difficult) decisions he has made has led to a reality he couldn't have imagined years ago, tapping into intuition, a vision for the future.

Some highlights:

1:50 what makes him feel wellthy AF recently/lately?

7:00 some challenging decisions he made at age 23 that were pivotal to him

9:15- choosing between 3 good options

10:30- facts and datapoints vs intuition

11:45- how he sees things now in hindsight

13:50- Living proof of possibilities

14:30- What his relationship with his intuition has been like, how he uniquely taps into it

15:40- His immigrant roots as his spiritual start

20:00- Actively noticing/listening "how does this make me feel?"

25:00- Listening to different parts of himself in different seasons

30:00- Translating that into business

32:00- What decisions he's currently thinking about that his future self will thank himself for?

37:50- Jan walks me through his process of responding with depth and thoughtfulness

46:45- the kind of wellth he wants to build and leave behind in this lifetime

51:00- The apex of my life is my death. As long as I have a well attended funeral, I lived a good life.

Stay connected with Jan:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jan-almasy-57063b34/

https://indecollective.co/publication/

What resonated with you? Find me on instagram @wellthyasian

*there is some NSFW language in this episode*

Some highlights of this episode:

1:00- what has been making Nathan feel Wellthy AF lately

3:00- having the convo with your parents that you thought you'd never have

5:30- how did you get started with facing yourself?

10:00- how self respect, trust, love for himself have been gamechangers at a foundational level

14:00- how to tell if you're operating from an authentic and aligned place in a busy world

17:30- challenges while dating while operating from a more open hearted place

22:00- what about a romantic partner feels necessary?

30:00- what makes someone magnetic?

37:00- Bridging and re-connecting the head, heart and c0ck, for integrating decision, action and emotion

Nathan Kwan is a Relationship Coach who has devoted himself to helping people create more passionate and secure relationships. He is the creator of “The Primal Lover”, a program designed to help men become more in tune with themselves so they can share their raw expression vulnerably and safely with their partners. He is a stand for men being confidently authentic and emotionally competent – this is a man who is solid, trustworthy, and let’s be real.. Sexy AF! Nathan has helped hundreds of people with their relationships and mental health, and he is on a mission to build a world where men can feel from their hearts, decide with their minds, and lead with their penetrative thrust of love. He strongly believes that the ‘Primal Lover’ is living inside every man – one who is gentle by nature, unwavering in presence, and fiercely in love. 

Do you feel The Primal Lover lying dormant in you? Hit Nathan up on IG @the.nathankwan and he will be honored to share how you can awaken the power and fierce love within You.

I met Jay Prewitt-Cruz (he/they) through a friend of a friend and we have had deep conversations since our first encounter. Things I have never talked about before with most people. In this episode we talk about so many different areas of wellness and well-being: spiritual, professional, and emotional- especially through his experience of his different intersectional identities.

Some highlights:

8:30- When pain and disturbance led Jay to a realization that things needed to change on a personal and professional level

11:00- Jay's *f*it moment

15:00- his catalyst for how he identified, especially with gender, professionally in the world and at work as a leader

18:00- What is authenticity? What does that mean?

20:00- Authenticity requires Integrity. What is your definition?

24:50- What is Integrity for you on a daily basis? just because you're not in integrity doesn't mean you're a bad person. It may mean you have to do some sort of spiritual/mental/emotional work to re-open to the world

31:00: Life is a practice

35:00 The turbulence that comes with reorganizing and deconstructing your life

40:00- Any suggestions for those who are actively going through this deconstruction? It's going to be ok. Stick to your goals but not stuck in the moment. The Process of unwinding the fear is slow.

Stay connected with Jay: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joprewitt/

What resonated with you? Find me on instagram @inbusinessandlife

In this episode, I talk to Mimi Truong, someone who was one of the first people I met when I started my spiritual journey back in 2017. I'm excited to share her perspective about how we met and her approach to wellness, well-being, wealth through her lens of a Vietnamese woman who grew up in Canada, who now lives and works in the United States. We talk about anything from how her life has changed from one of needing approval to being free to choose, to how reflection happens in relationship to something/someone outside of you.

Some highlights:

4:30- how our willingness to learn and evolve keeps our friendship together

6:00- What has you feeling wellthy AF lately/in general?

8:00- Mimi's story of immigration/being a daughter of immigrants: her relationship with her mom, questioning who she wants to be, having a lot of her life choices needing to be approved.

14:00- Not an overnight transformation or process

23:00- What Mimi is going deeper with now in this season of her Life: her relationship with Finances and work, the roles we play in different areas of her life

35:00- What Mimi would want you to know from this episode: take advantage of the freedoms you may have to create the Life you want to live

Mimi’s Philosophy:

Mimi believes that each soul travels a unique journey filled with extraordinary possibilities. Her journey is tied to a deep desire to empower others to live unapologetically.  Her life’s work is to guide her clients in seeing their life in a new perspective, through the lens of astrology, and to gain new understanding so they can make thoughtful decisions in their own life’s path.  

Her Story:

In 2013, she left a corporate job as an IT project manager at one of Hollywood’s most coveted talent agencies to start her own business as an astrologer.  While seeing clients is still part of her work today, Mimi has joined her husband’s IT staffing and recruiting agency as an Organizational Development Executive to help scale and grow it since February 2020.  

Her business:

IGZOLTED is the intersection of where cosmic wisdom collides with practical coaching to help you navigate through life with confidence, clarity and purposeful action. 

You can contact me or book a session on her website www.igzolted.com

In this episode I have an unfiltered conversation with Kevin Yee, a pharmacist turned YouTuber. We talk about career and identity crisis, Human Design, how losing everything created a new beginning.

Some highlights:

23:30- asking his dad, do you have any regrets in your life?

25:00- when he decided he was going on his own journey

28:00- what keeps him going and doing this work especially when things get hard

32:00- Choosing to consciously enter the depths instead of escaping it

34:00- what does Refugee Hustle mean, inspired by his family

38:00- Eating bitterness (enduring hardship, overcoming difficulties) and hwa-byung

42:00- "the right friendships carry me through"

He's paved his own path and created his own niche, and now makes YouTube videos, hosts YouTube masterminds, and writes articles — all centered around kick-starting a creator business, intentional lifestyle design, and deep diving into inner work.

Today, he's the founder of Refugee Hustle, an ethos-driven personal development brand, and Kaizen Closing, a high ticket sales advisory that focuses on helping creators monetize their personal brand without the Wolf of Wall Street vibe.

Think YouTube meets Big 3 management consulting for creatives, but without the crippling debt.

To some, he's a super connector. To the white belts on the jiu-jitsu mats, he's their worst nightmare. But he sees himself as advisor, helping people see the world differently to unlock their potential and find work they love.

Find him, check out my free courses, he's happy to connect through the DM’s 📩 He's excited to take you along for the ride as I learn and build my business from the ground up 🌱

An unedited conversation with Brian Helfman is the Founder and Chief Experience Officer at Third Nature, a personal growth platform for entrepreneurial-minded individuals & organizations. With 10 years of experience as an entrepreneur, experience designer, community builder, and facilitator, Brian helps people and companies cultivate clarity, creativity, and connection - all while having more fun. In his spare time, he runs the Leaders in Training program at Experience Camps for grieving children, and serves as Program Director of Experience Camps For The Adults.

Some highlights:

0:38- What makes you feel Wellthy AF lately?

13:00- What is First Nature?

31:00- Experiences as Art

34:50- If it weren't for your loss, how do you think you would've arrived to your purpose?

39:00- How could I not be grateful for everything, even loss?

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