My podcast guest, Jenny Woo, PhD, MBA, discussed her 52 essential relationship skills card deck. 🎴🃏 These cards can be game-changers in any relationship. 💕🔄 She emphasized simplicity and common language, avoiding complex jargon. 🀄🗣️ Dr. Woo's insights remind us that simple tools can lead to profound changes in relationships.…
My podcast guest Nikki Carrido discussed mental health and pop culture at MoPOP. 🎭🧠 Their museum has artifacts from young talents, mostly musicians, who provoke questions about what's behind the music. 🎸❓ They're changing the narrative, empowering under-20s with tools to produce music and share it. 🎧🎤 They also facilitate…
My podcast guest Nikki Carrido, VP of Marketing Strategy at MoPOP, discussed promoting diversity. 🌍 Our hiring process seeks not just qualifications, but individuals committed to diversity, ready to challenge the status quo. 💼💪 Our team, pop culture enthusiasts, discusses shows, loves them, and integrates those elements into work. 📺❤️…
In this episode, Dr. Stephanie J. Wong sits down with Judy Tsuei, the dynamic founder of Wildhearted Words, a branding and marketing agency dedicated to positive impact brands. Judy shares her incredible journey from growing up with tiger parents in LA to becoming a successful entrepreneur and author. They discuss…
My podcast guest Nikki Carrido, VP of Marketing Strategy at MoPOP, discussed how real conversations are the backbone of their team. 🎵 She values open dialogue, checking in on mental health, and being authentic. 💬🧠 In one-on-ones, it's not just about reports but about the person behind them. 👥 Inclusivity…
Sometimes, the hardest decisions are the ones we know are best for us. 🧭 The fear of disappointing loved ones or straying from society's path can be paralyzing, especially in Asian cultures with expectations of school, marriage, family, and house. 🏠🎓👰 But what if that's not your path? 🏞️ It's…
My podcast guest Jeremiah Abraham shared his experience of dealing with mistakes. The journey to success isn't a straight line; it's a winding path filled with twists and turns 🏞️. Sometimes, we must navigate without a mentor, casting wide nets to gain new skills from different jobs, even non-dream jobs.…
Breaking into the entertainment industry can feel impossible for recent graduates and seasoned BIPOC AAPI professionals 🎬🎓. The journey is uncertain, but intentional choices are key. Seeking mentors and connecting with those who've walked the path provide invaluable insights 🧑🏫. Community events, like those by CAPE, offer more than networking;…
I asked my podcast guest Jeremiah Abraham what his top 3 projects are. "Everything Everywhere All at Once" shifted the landscape, bringing fresh excitement 🌪️. Joyride was liberating, demonstrating studios' trust in Tremendous and their significant investments in film 🎬. Easter Sunday, the first Filipino American film made for a…
My podcast guest Jeremiah Abraham expressed his happiness at being on Variety's list of up-and-comers. Tremendous kudos are in order for this recognition 🌟. Though it was not sought after, it felt incredibly genuine and validated the team's relentless efforts. Being acknowledged by the esteemed Variety was humbling. Knowing the…
Shaping our narrative is within our grasp. It's a collective effort, combining resources, vision, quality, and, yes, financial support. Our community is awakening to the importance of showing up when our stories resonate deeply 🎬🌊. It's not about waiting for a free pass; it's choosing to purchase a ticket 🎟️.…
Welcome to the Color of Success Podcast! In this episode, Dr. Stephanie J. Wong sits down with Nikki Carrido, the dynamic VP of Marketing Strategy and Sponsorships at the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP). Nikki shares her remarkable journey from banking to leading marketing efforts in a vibrant cultural institution.…
Jeremiah Abraham, my podcast guest, pioneers in PR, especially for our diverse Asian American communities. The challenge? Dispelling stereotypes—No, we're not all the same 🎎. Take "Joyride," a film where Asian American friends simply enjoy life, partying, and living freely 🎬. It's groundbreaking, breaking from trauma-centric tales to portray us…
🎙️ My podcast guest Jeremiah Abraham discusses his journey to becoming the CEO of a PR company. Amid entertainment's allure, he highlights the neglect of multicultural communities. 🌏✨ As a Filipino immigrant, watching Superman II in the US resonated deeply; Christopher Reeve, who was an idol, didn't resemble him. 🦸♂️…
Before hashtags, racism was still a challenge. 🚫📢 My podcast guest Journalist William Gee Wong spotlighted Asian American and Pacific Islander experiences. 📰 After the fall of Saigon, he tackled hostility towards Vietnamese immigrants. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, anti-Asian sentiments resurfaced. 😷 He educated Wall Street Journal readers on the…
In 50 years, the Asian American population in the US surged from less than 1% to 7%. 📈 This growth reflects a rise in voices. 🗣️ Despite unfortunate incidents, resistance emerged. ✊ Stop AAPI Hate, led by Russell Jung and Chinatown activists, became a significant non-profit, uniting across ethnic lines…
My podcast guest William Gee Wong shared some amazing tips for the younger generation. In adversity, your spirit is your weapon. 🔥 For those facing prejudice, your identity is armor. 🛡️ Embracing oneself is tough, like a mental acrobatics routine. 🤸♂️ Dive into your history to find power and belonging.…
William Gee Wong discussed on my podcast the impact of gambling in historic Chinatowns. 🎲 Gambling was vital for survival, fueling economies. 💰 Scholars like Greg Mark explore its significance. 📚 Ironically, once illegal, it's now a billion-dollar industry, reflecting changing societal norms and community resilience. 🔄 ◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️ Get Access…
In this illuminating episode of the Color of Success Podcast, Dr. Stephanie J. Wong welcomes Jeremiah Abraham, a trailblazer in the fields of marketing and public relations within the entertainment industry. With over two decades of experience, Jeremiah, the founder and CEO of Tremendous Communications, discusses his journey from launching…
My podcast guest, William Gee Wong, reflects on growing up in Chinatown. 🏙️ Labeled a "spoiled brat" by his sisters, he navigated patriarchal favoritism as the only son. 🧑🤝🧑 While his father saved for his college education, his sisters hustled at the family restaurant. 🍜 Despite his "privilege," they fought…
Meet William Gee Wong, a lifelong explorer of his roots and proud of his heritage. 🌟 He's not just a Chinese American professional, but a product of Chinatown and a symbol of resilience and perseverance. 💪 Chinatowns were once the heart of Chinese American history, shaping identities. 🏮 When William…
Exploring family roots is an emotional journey. 💭 Imagine visiting your father's village as William Gee Wong did. 🏡 While documenting two sisters' return to their home village, he is struck by the past in his father's dilapidated house. 🕰️ Initially neutral, he's soon overwhelmed, realizing it's his home too.…
Long-term relationships aren't always easy; they demand work, understanding, and a solid foundation. 💑 Eileen Lundquist, my podcast guest in a 20-year relationship, emphasizes focusing on the positive and appreciating each other despite differences. ❤️ For a lasting bond, start with the right reasons and always seek the good in…
In STEM, knowledge and performance level the field, regardless of age or gender. 🔬 Women's brilliance shines brightly through their work, solutions, and innovations. 💡 To young girls: Your passion, dedication, and talent are your assets. 🌟 Don't let anything dim your shine. Pursue STEM dreams; your results will speak…
