Honey Gone Nuts

Being an immigrant like myself, Self Love has been a concept which is super abstract and somewhat unrealistic. I came from a culture that honored hard work and 10,000 hours of commitment. In comparison to success, self love felt like a sleeping pill that yields no real profit. To my surprise, over the past few years, I've actually learned a few things about self love that has changed my life. On today's episode, I'd love to share my own path towards Self Love, as well as where did I find the true love for myself. Sending you a big virtual hug, and let's unwrap this gift!     Make sure to check out the shownotes of this episode, and I'd love to connect with you on instagram if that's your cup of tea! If you enjoyed the conversation, please consider to leave me a review by selecting "Listen on Apple Podcast", scrolling down the the bottom of the page, and click "write a review", as it will tremendously help us reach more like minded folks!!   Thank you for stopping by, and remember it's your time to shine! ☺️

The concept of inner child is not new, and for a long time, I thought I was communicating with my inner child pretty well: you know, simply stuff, just to play and have fun, follow the voice inside of me! Then one day I was in a consulting session, trying to understand my life crisis of a spiritual awakening and a comedy calling at the same time. I thought something must be wrong with me and I need help!! The end result is that I cracked open and sobbed for the entire session, and I realized that I'm on my right path after all! And most importantly, I finally met my inner child! On today's episode, I want to unpack this whole myth of inner child for you, in hopes of bringing more joy back to your own life!   If you are interested in participating in the upcoming workshop, follow this link to read more about it or register for the event directly here! Make sure to check out the shownotes of this episode, and I'd love to connect with you on instagram if that's your cup of tea! If you enjoyed the conversation, please consider to leave me a review by selecting "Listen on Apple Podcast", scrolling down the the bottom of the page, and click "write a review", as it will tremendously help us reach more like minded folks!!   Thank you for stopping by, and remember it's your time to shine! ☺️

In my own creative journey, for a really long time, I think all I need is to have creativity, and everything will simply fall into place after that. It's like as if there's this magic moment when the muse just dial in, and all of sudden I get to have all the answers. However, over a decade of being a creator, I realize it is just not true! On today's episode, I shared the some of the process of creation behind my own creative journey, in hopes of inspiring your own!   If you are interested in learning more about time management magic, head over to 3 Sneaky Mistakes That Kill Productivity & Tank Profits and sign up for your free trainings!!   Make sure to check out the shownotes of this episode, and I'd love to connect with you on instagram if that's your cup of tea! If you enjoyed the conversation, please consider to leave me a review by selecting "Listen on Apple Podcast", scrolling down the the bottom of the page, and click "write a review", as it will tremendously help us reach more like minded folks!! Thank you for stopping by, and remember it's your time to shine! ☺️

On today's episode, I invited one of my favorite person Jaíne Mackievicz! During our conversation, we chatted about what it's like to grow up in the Amazon Forest as a Brazilian girl who's very tall. We also discussed the journey from law school to become the star of a cooking competition, and the true meaning of privilege from the perspective of two immigrants in America. My favorite part of this episode is our shared experience of eating fresh fish out of the ocean and showing our gratitude to nature, as well as Jaíne's real life encounter of a Julia Child Magic moment. We laughed so much in this episode, it was literally healing. Pour yourself a glass of bubbly, and join us for the fun chat. Make sure to check out the shownotes of this episode on my website, and I'd love to connect with you on instagram if that's your cup of tea! If you enjoyed the conversation, please consider to leave me a review by selecting "Listen on Apple Podcast", scrolling down the the bottom of the page, and click "write a review", as it will tremendously help us reach more like minded folks!!  

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On this episode, I analyzed the original intention of holidays and why it is important to be surrounded by your loved ones during this season. I also shed light on the real meaning of good vibes and why it is crucial to trust your feelings as well as protect your energy during all different types of gathering. Happy New Year!! I hope 2023 is starting strong for you, and I can't wait to step into this new chapter of Honey Gone Nuts and share more creative insights and ideas exchange with you!

On this episode, I looked back on seven aspects of my life in 2022 as well as reflected through them over the wisdom of our seven Chakra system. Coming back from an interesting spiritual trip in Sedona AZ, I got the inspiration that I need to stop looking and start seeing as we step into 2023!

Rumi Tsuchihashi is a home chef and professional writer who is on a mission to help people connect to their authentic ture nature and bond with each other!

Amelie Persson is an illustrator, comic artist and author based in Frankfurt, Germany. She is the creator of Kickstarter project: Illustrated London - Secret Map and Postcard Set.

Rose Wong is an illustrator based in Brooklyn, NY and she's a frequent contributor to The New York Times, Bloomberg Businessweek, The New Yorker and many more.

Effie Richardson is a California girl with a New Orleans soul, Board certified pediatric dentist, and co-owner of Dakar Nola, in new Orleans.

Kristina Micotti is an illustrator and designer from the San Francisco Bay Area.

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In this episode, Dingding and Volta from Color Snack chatted about why it is important to pursue what you love as an immigrant, their everyday creative habits and food as a love language and inspiration!

In this episode, Dingding and Dami chatted about their identical egg personality, artist journey, relationship and favorite snacks!

David walks us through his journey from film school to food management, and all that in between!

In this episode KJ and I explored our similar path towards the discovery of the authentic artist we have always been.

On this episode, I chatted about my own artist journey, life's major inspiration as well as how I pivot from an illustrator into a stand up comedian! You will walk away feeling more at ease with your own creative path, as well as some inspiration on your next big step! Enjoy the show! PART I: MY ARTIST'S JOURNEY I am an artist, author and comedian, born and raised in mainland China. I came to America when I was 22, pivoting my dream of working in advertising into running my own business as an illustrator. I spent 2 years in Maryland Institute College of Art and then 8 years in the creative business. I learned so much and learned the lesson that I didn't need to fit in a box after all! PART II: FOOD, A LOVE STORY I leaned into the “not so comfort zone” of my Asian last name “HU”, and made fun of it myself, not only did I take the power back but also discovered the perfect business name: Hu is Hungry! My grandpa was the original influence of my love language based food, followed by my culinary trained husband. Food has taught me that spoken language is not a barrier when two people get to connect with their taste and sense on a soul level. This discovery has also driven me in creating meaningful art and content that is “soul connected”! PART III: THE EVOLUTION OF MY STYLE I didn't start out as a very skillful illustrator at all. However over the years, I have developed my skill set one step at a time, and have established a big library of work. The subject matter I've explored include food characters, human figures, story driven scenery, and ultimately world building. After spending 2 years developing my own book – Delicious Daydreams: a seek and hide book for foodies, I am feeling content after drawing everything I've ever wanted to draw. This intensive yet rewarding juicing process helped launch me into my most recent career pivot, Stand up Comedy alongside this very podcast! FIVE NUTTY QUESTIONS What is your childhood favorite dish? Zhajiang Noodle made by my grandpa, a dish that I only learned to cherish so much more after I left home. What is your favorite thing in New York? Dogs are the best thing in New York! Dogs are living the best life in New York and they are the best thing in New York, and New York is one of the best cities in the entire world for dogs. Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving? Friendsgiving, cause I don't have family here. And I love that friends are like a second chance of having a family, and my husband has been playing that role in my life mostly. Any plans for my last meal? It's gonna be hot pot! It's part of my DNA and it makes me return to home on many different levels. Tell me something nuts! Do you know that everything is figureoutable? This is actually a book title, by one of my favorite public figures out there: Marie Forleo. And it is true, we can figure out how to get anything we want for real!! LINKS Get Monday Mimosa Become a collector Work with me Submit a review Connect on IG

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Honey Gone Nuts the podcast is coming Spring 2022!