Navigating adolescence is challenging, especially for young women facing cattiness and backstabbing in social dynamics. ๐ This turmoil stems from their advanced development; females mature socially and emotionally two years ahead of males. ๐บ๐ญ Understanding these differences is vital for fostering healthier relationships and promoting mental health awareness among adolescents.โฆ
On my podcast, my guest, Cassindy Chao, shared her client acquisition strategy. ๐๏ธ Most of her clients have been coming through referrals from happy clients. ๐ค As an Asian American matchmaker, It's not just about love but also about cultural understanding and mental health awareness. โค๏ธ๐ง This year, she's experiencedโฆ
In social work and psychology, professionals aim to help struggling children, but burnout and misalignment with the profession can occur. ๐ Instead of focusing solely on visibility, true support means listening and believing in the child's experiences. ๐๐ฌ It's about recognizing their individuality and potential, going beyond stereotypes. ๐ Understanding,โฆ
Join us for an inspiring episode of the Color of Success Podcast as Dr. Stephanie J. Wong sits down with master life coach Lucy Liu. Dive into Lucy's journey from overcoming the shadow of a famous name to embracing personal development and helping others achieve their most epic lives. Don'tโฆ
Navigating adolescence is tough with hormonal changes and societal pressures. ๐ In a digital age, early, comprehensive education on sexuality is crucial due to early exposure to explicit content. ๐ฑ๐ป Texas law requiring ID for adult sites prompted Pornhub to exit. ๐ซ๐ Highlighting the need for parental guidance and education.โฆ
On my podcast, Cassindy Chao, a renowned matchmaker, highlighted challenges in her profession. ๐๏ธ As an Asian American matchmaker, she emphasizes the importance of maintaining mental health alongside finding perfect matches. ๐ง โค๏ธ She faces pressure to please everyone but learned to prioritize patience and setting boundaries. โณ๐ซ Despite challenges, sheโฆ
In senior leadership, encountering aggression and biases was once deeply personal and challenging. ๐ผ๐ With time and practice, one learns to navigate these situations. โณ๐ ๏ธ Today, the ability to assert oneself boldly, to confront others head-on, is a testament to this practice. ๐ช๐ฃ๏ธ This strength is now used to advocateโฆ
Bonnie Wan, ๐ 2022 Chief Strategy Officer of The Year, shared some tips on my podcast about workplace equity. She emphasized the power of questions as key. It's about fostering change through thought-provoking inquiries rather than demanding answers. ๐ก Uncomfortable truths, conveyed calmly and compassionately, resonate deeply, fostering a palpableโฆ
Amidst adversity, introspection often leads to empathy. ๐ญโค๏ธ In 2020, amidst turmoil, a leader in the API community questioned their role. ๐๐ค Feeling helpless against hate, they launched "Respond to Racism", a Twitter bot combatting discrimination with inspiring stories. ๐คโ It showcases technology's power for good and reminds us ofโฆ
Imagine a week without milk. Seems simple, right? ๐ฅ That's what we thought until we asked people to try it. ๐ค The results? Frustration over missing cereal or that late-night cake. ๐ค๐ฐ We realized: people don't think about milk until it's gone. ๐ก This insight birthed the "Got Milk" campaign.โฆ
Ever considered a "Life Brief"? ๐ It's a creative brief for your life! ๐ Condense your desires into five powerful statements, each resonating deeply! ๐ญ These phrases become tattoos on your mind and heart. ๐ When confused, refer to your brief. It's your lifeโmake it count! ๐ฅ โฝ๏ธโฝ๏ธโฝ๏ธโฝ๏ธโฝ๏ธโฝ๏ธ Get Accessโฆ
Self-care is a journey that can be as exhausting as it is rewarding. ๐ช Warm water, whether in tea or a bath, offers universal comfort. ๐ต๐ Alone time is crucial for recovery and engagement. ๐ฟ Blast music in the shower to reclaim space. ๐ถ๐ฟ It's all part of the fun.โฆ
On my podcast, Color of Success, Bonnie Wan talked about one of the hardest moments of her life. She mentioned that in her darkest hour, despite having a seemingly perfect life, she felt unfulfilled. ๐ Taking a step back, she began free writing, seeking clarity. ๐ Surprisingly, she discovered thatโฆ
In my tumultuous childhood, each new social worker became "Miss Perkins," ๐คทโโ๏ธ It was my way of using humor to mask the truth. ๐ Despite the labels imposed, I knew I was truly intelligent. ๐ง In the '60s, this defiance was bold, but I held onto it, shaping the personโฆ
I remember when I was in a Cleveland welfare office, out of foster care, facing a bleak future. ๐ Despite failing an intelligence test due to distraction, I excelled academically. ๐๐ช Refusing to accept labels, I graduated top of my class, defying odds and teaching us that success transcends testsโฆ
Cracking open a book unveils magic, revealing a world beyond familiar streets. ๐โจ For me, a girl from East Cleveland, books were a revelation, offering a passport to the unknown. ๐๐ They fueled a thirst for learning, leading to new opportunities. ๐๐ก Under a visionary black principal, education became aโฆ
When I was 14 years old, a visit to the main library changed my life. ๐ School felt dull until then. ๐ The library opened a new world, igniting my self-belief. ๐ฅ I want to share my story so it can help young girls about mental health awareness, breaking stereotypes,โฆ
Life's journey often leads through unexpected paths. ๐ค๏ธ For my sister and me, it was Cleveland, feeling like an orphanage, then foster care. ๐ These challenges defined us. ๐ช I chose to reject imposed labels, urging my sister to do the same. ๐ซ Our response defines us, not our circumstances.โฆ
In this inspiring episode of the Color of Success Podcast, Dr. Stephanie J. Wong invites the illustrious Bonnie Wan to share her transformative journey from a life that looked perfect on paper to one of genuine fulfillment and no regrets living. Through a candid discussion, they explore the intersection ofโฆ
Mental health awareness and breaking stereotypes are deeply rooted in my family. ๐ง ๐ฑ Among 10, with tragic losses and alcoholism, my sister and I broke the cycle. ๐ Our bond was solace, asking, "Are you crazy yet?" ๐คช Checking in on each other helps us break the cycle. โ๏ธ โฝ๏ธโฝ๏ธโฝ๏ธโฝ๏ธโฝ๏ธโฝ๏ธโฆ
Born in a ๐ฝ due to my mother's affair, hidden as a tumor. ๐ถ My stepsister found me, a newborn, discarded. ๐ต๏ธโโ๏ธ Years later, my mother fabricated a story of a hospital birth. ๐ฅ It took time to confront the truth. โณ Our beginnings don't define us, they shape us.โฆ
Welcome to a special episode of the Color of Success Podcast! Today, we had the pleasure of hosting the incredible Eleanor Tomczyk, a memoirist, blogger, and speaker whose journey takes us through the realms of identity, resilience, and the search for belonging in a complex world. Here's a brief overviewโฆ
๐ In the midst of a world that's become increasingly digital, we're seeing a startling trend emerge: ๐ 60% of teen girls report persistent sadness; a 46% rise in suicide rates among 11 to 17-year-olds. ๐ This rise, while certainly exacerbated by the pandemic, was already on an upward trajectory.โฆ
๐ฉฐ Here's the story of a young girl who loves ballet. ๐ Despite her natural talent, she doesn't fit the stereotypical petite image. ๐ Criticized for her body at just 8, it's a heartbreaking reality. ๐ฉโ๐ง But this isn't just about kids; women face body image issues too. ๐ Weโฆ