When I Grow Up

Honestly, I had so many questions with this one. 😂 I am thankful for my guest, Gabe Auyeung, who was able to walk me through some of what it means to be a computer engineer. But computer engineering and software development is just a fraction of what it means to be chief of staff to a C Suite executive at PayPal. Tune in to learn more about Gabe’s story and how hitting a low point in his career open doors for him to get where he is today.

My friend and guest, Shirley Shin, takes some time to give me the details of how she literally does it all. She’s a civil engineer that doubles as a baby clothing boutique owner and also has a family of her own to take care of. Tune in to hear about all of her business endeavors and why she started Aisley and June.

Loved hanging out with my guest Eileen Sonu on this week’s episode, where we shared a refreshing and raw conversation about our experiences as stay at home moms. Tune in to hear our different perspectives as we just skim the surface of some realities of being a stay at home parent.

Nicole Kang is a local artist in Atlanta, Georgia and when I landed on her Instagram feed I was inspired to reach out and ask her about her story. She graciously shares with me about how loss and tragedy pulled her away from painting and creating but eventually found her way back to doing what she loves. Nicole uses her art to bring attention to current social issues and tell powerful stories

So appreciate our friend, singer-songwriter Kevin Chung, and his transparency on this week’s episode. We chat about how he started singing, some obstacles he’s still working through, how he got TikTok famous, and a lot of other things I know you won’t want to miss!

The pandemic forced many companies to switch from in person to work from home life, and for my guest Josh Yoon, this was a plus! Listen as he shares with me about his WFH engineering job, how he met his wife, and how he was able to still be thankful even during times where he felt devastated because things didn’t go according to his plans.

I’ve had a pastor on the podcast before, but hoping to bring listeners some new perspective with this week’s episode. My guest, Pastor Paul Hong, serves as the English ministry pastor at a Korean immigrant church just outside of Dallas, Texas. He shares with me about how and why he became a Pastor, his seminary experience, his reasons for being bivocational, and more.

Justine Shan is currently the director of merchandising for Legends, a men’s athletic apparel company and has over 10 years of experience working in the fashion industry. Tune in as she shares her journey, the pros and cons of her job, and some really transparent advice for those interested in working in merchandising.

I can guarantee you that any conversation that you have with my guest, Ed Sohn, will never be boring and you’ll usually walk away with more insight than you went in with. Ed is a lawyer but doesn’t do the typical things that you might think a lawyer does. Listen as we talk about the details of his job, his experience in the fight against human trafficking, life as a working parent and so much more.

After my chat with this week’s guest, Eddie Lai, my eyes were opened to opportunities that exist for those that have a desire to help people but maybe don’t like all that comes with becoming a doctor. Eddie’s job title is Healthcare Innovation Hub Administrator at Emory Hospital here in Georgia. Tune in as he explains what types how he has found a job that combines his heart to help people and his interests in technology.