Podcasts about kimchi chow

Learn to narrow the gap, set boundaries, and have better relationships with your loved ones. Kimchi Chow is an experienced coach, mother, and podcaster. Her niche is empowering Asian American women.  Check out more resources about her at: Website: Asian Women of Power Podcast: Asian Women of Power Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimchichow/ FB: Kimchi Chow  

When you reach the peak of your career, the last thing you would want to do is retire. However, guest, David Tran, believes that retiring at the peak of your career should be the norm and not the exception. In this episode, he sits down with host, Kimchi Chow, to discuss why he left the position of Vice President of Marketing and Product Management at PAC and never regrets it. At the heart of this episode, is finding your life’s purpose, living it every day, and achieving happiness early on. David shares his journey and insights as a retired corporate executive with us and how he is continually transcending the bamboo ceiling. He also provides the two questions we should ask ourselves when deciding to retire, tapping into the importance of financial independence and loving what we do. What stops people from deciding to leave their careers? What do you need to prepare? David answers these questions and more and then sheds some light on the challenges of Asian-Americans in the workplace and how they can overcome them.

Our childhood experiences shape who we become and how we see the world around us as we become adults. For Asian children growing up in Western communities, these experiences can easily become confusing and even traumatic. Today’s guests, Melissa Shrestha and Deepak Sharma, join Kimchi Chow to share their childhood experiences that ultimately influenced their present advocacies. Deepak is the Founder of Volition Academy, a breakthrough educational consulting company for teens and young adults. Melissa is set to launch her new podcast, Asian Girl Movement, which aims to create stronger bonds within the female community. Both Deepak and Melissa underwent what many other Asian children in Western countries do – rebelliousness, parenthood issues, internalized racism, and the struggle to find their identity in a world where they don’t seem to fit in. How did they turn their lives around from this? Open up your mind and join in.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join our community or connect with us here:AsianWomenofPower.comAsian Women of Power Facebook GroupKimchi Chow on FacebookAsian Women of Power TwitterKimchi Chow on LinkedIn

Wushu is an ancient Chinese fighting style that has retained its allure in contemporary times. Wushu professionals in the competitive sports and film industries are among the brave practitioners who take the grace and power of this ancient martial art to the masses, making it relevant thousands of years since its creation. Two of these masters of the art join host Kimchi Chow in this conversation. Sarah Chang is an American actress, producer, stunt coordinator, and a five-time USA National Wushu Team member. She is best known for producing and starring in the movie Circle of Bones, where she won the Best Actress Award in the Vegas Movie Awards. Alfred Hsing became the first Asian-American to win a gold medal at the World Wushu Championships. He subsequently became an actor, stuntman, and stunt coordinator. The work of people like Sarah and Alfred has kept the art of Wushu alive for future generations to enjoy. Listen to them share their experience in making this happen, and learn a lot of things along the way.

Known for its technology and attention to detail to personal products and services, Japan is considered an Asian superpower in the global economy. However, in some other areas, Japan is still old fashioned, specifically around family values and their attitude toward women. On today’s show, Kimchi Chow takes a look at Japanese culture and how women’s role plays in a family and at work. Joining her are two different women on the panel – Sharon Otaguro and Thao Le. One is Japanese born and raised in America. The other is Vietnamese live in Japan for many years. Both are married to a Japanese man and have children. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join our community or connect with us here: AsianWomenofPower.com Asian Women of Power Facebook Group Kimchi Chow on Facebook Asian Women of Power Twitter Kimchi Chow on LinkedIn

Doctors save lives, but their importance in our society goes beyond that. They create such transformational work that affects people even after they get treated. Some even go far beyond by developing personal relationships with their patients, being with them all throughout their lives. In this episode, Kimchi Chow is joined by two great doctors, both Vietnamese refugees and first-generation immigrants, who have taken their patients beyond the exam room and into self-development. She has over Dr. Emily Letran—a dentist, serial entrepreneur, CEO of multiple dental practices, and private coach to many professionals—and Dr. Susan Truong—an optometrist, visionary strategist, and founder and CEO of Beyond 20/20 Vision. Together, they share with us each of their journeys and the stories that led them to go beyond their professions and transform other people’s lives. What drives them? What is their message? Who do they serve? Dr. Emily and Dr. Susan answer these questions, putting forward how the privilege of serving ultimately keeps them going. Find out more about their inspiring lives in this great conversation. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join our community or connect with us here: AsianWomenofPower.com Asian Women of Power Facebook Group Kimchi Chow on Facebook Asian Women of Power Twitter Kimchi Chow on LinkedIn

Doctors save lives, but their importance in our society goes beyond that. They create such transformational work that affects people even after they get treated. Some even go far beyond by developing personal relationships with their patients, being with them all throughout their lives. In this episode, Kimchi Chow is joined by two great doctors, […]

Achieving the impossible can be possible especially when you put your heart into it. Today’s guest is someone who proves to us that perseverance is always key to success. Tony Lam joins Kimchi Chow to share his firsts – first experiences, first franchise, and first time being a CEO. The Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Omni Bev, Tony shares his journey of success and the lessons that he had learned along the way. He takes us through his roller coaster rides in managing his team, working with partners, and going through parenthood. He also dishes out some tips on how you can control the outcomes of your business. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join our community or connect with us here: AsianWomenofPower.com Asian Women of Power Facebook Group Kimchi Chow on Facebook Asian Women of Power Twitter Kimchi Chow on LinkedIn

Achieving the impossible can be possible especially when you put your heart into it. Today’s guest is someone who proves to us that perseverance is always key to success. Tony Lam joins Kimchi Chow to share his firsts - first experiences, first franchise, and first time being a CEO. The Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer […]

Jane Duan, Bao Pham and Brian Lim, the three amazing people behind the non-profit called The Flavor Continues, join Kimchi Chow in this episode to talk about their stories and what led them on a journey to start a grassroots, community-based non-profit organization that aims to celebrate the street dancing scene and with the very people who are actively creating that culture. Jane is a scientist, dancer, and teacher who is now looking forward to being the Executive Director of TFC. Brian curates one of New England’s most highly anticipated events, “Entering ShaoLynn,” which he cites as the initial inspiration for creating TFC. Meanwhile, Bao is the Creative Director of TFC who has experience in participating in dance battles and sessions, as well as in event organizing in her local scene in Boston. Join in as they discuss the inextricable link between dance and the culture communities where it is created, the challenges of creating their identities as Asian-American dancers, their experiences in dancing and curating dance events, and many more. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join our community or connect with us here: AsianWomenofPower.com Asian Women of Power Facebook Group Kimchi Chow on Facebook Asian Women of Power Twitter Kimchi Chow on LinkedIn

Jane Duan, Bao Pham and Brian Lim, the three amazing people behind the non-profit called The Flavor Continues,  join Kimchi Chow in this episode to talk about their stories and what led them on a journey to start a grassroots, community-based non-profit organization that aims to celebrate the street dancing scene and with the very […]

Where do you go after you die? In this episode, Kelvin Chin, meditation teacher and executive director and founder of Overcoming the Fear of Death Foundation, joins Kimchi Chow to talk about death and what happens after we die. Learn about Kelvin’s take on overcoming the fear of death and the four main belief systems he uses to have a way to talk about death and dying. Get to know as well the importance of facilitating the experience of dying and some things you can do for your family and friends during the dying process. Lastly, find out what happens to you after you die as Kelvin shares his own near-death experience and the things he learned and relearned through his meditation. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join our community or connect with us here: AsianWomenofPower.com Asian Women of Power Facebook Group Kimchi Chow on Facebook Asian Women of Power Twitter Kimchi Chow on LinkedIn

Where do you go after you die? In this episode, Kelvin Chin, meditation teacher and executive director and founder of Overcoming the Fear of Death Foundation, joins Kimchi Chow to talk about death and what happens after we die. Learn about Kelvin's take on overcoming the fear of death and the four main belief systems he uses […]

In this episode I talk with life coach Kimchi Chow, a Vietnamese immigrant who has built a successful life helping others to get past their limiting beliefs and also help others achieve their full potential in life through her coaching. We talk about the importance of loving yourself, accepting yourself, and being content with who you are instead of always comparing yourself to others and always feeling like you have to perform for someone else. True fulfillment comes from doing what YOU want to do when you want it without any outside pressure from anyone else to go and do that thing. Kimchi has found her fulfillment helping people to overcome all the limiting beliefs they have in their mind and has a podcast called Asian Women of Power to help Asian women find their voice again so they can take back their power when they might have given it away. She is involved in several non-profit boards and is a strong advocate for first and second generation immigrants. She wants to transform the Asian culture to create equality for women at home and at work. Hope you are encouraged and blessed from this podcast episode with Kimchi Chow and see you on the next episode. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/socialray/support

People of color often encounter some extra stumbling blocks to achieve career goals. In this episode, take from the successful Asians who’ve made names for themselves in their respective industries that those goals are still in reach. Kimchi Chow is joined by a group of Asians who strove for success and found their own paths to fame and fortune. Film actor Kevin Bach, career coach Pam Yang, and costume designer Katherine Hoang share their experiences of hustling to achieve their goals and get the things they want. This is a lively and inspiring roundtable that you won’t want to miss! Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join our community or connect with us here: AsianWomenofPower.com Asian Women of Power Facebook Group Kimchi Chow on Facebook Asian Women of Power Twitter Kimchi Chow on LinkedIn

People of color often encounter some extra stumbling blocks to achieve career goals. In this episode, take from the successful Asians who've made names for themselves in their respective industries that those goals are still in reach. Kimchi Chow is joined by a group of Asians who strove for success and found their own paths […]

Balancing work and business is without doubt challenging. Today’s panel with Kimchi Chow are women in business who are rock stars at home and at work. Anita Chan, the owner of Anita B Spa, Mandy Yeung, the owner of Goboba Green, and Joraine Costales, a Bay Area realtor, talk about how their businesses are connecting people together and how they are all aimed for wellness. Tackling the challenges of managing different kinds of people, they elaborate how they each handle their struggles. Learn about their proudest moments and how they hustle in life amidst challenges on today’s show! Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join our community or connect with us here: AsianWomenofPower.com Asian Women of Power Facebook Group Kimchi Chow on Facebook Asian Women of Power Twitter Kimchi Chow on LinkedIn

Balancing work and business is without doubt challenging. Today’s panel with Kimchi Chow are women in business who are rock stars at home and at work. Anita Chan, the owner of Anita B Spa, Mandy Yeung, the owner of Goboba Green, and Joraine Costales, a Bay Area realtor, talk about how their businesses are connecting […]

The experience of Asian-American women is certainly not a monolith. However, that doesn’t mean there aren’t shared experiences—both positive and negative—that allow these people to connect with one another on a deep, primal level. The lives of Asian American women are rife with both racism and sexism created from specific imposed cultural and social expectations. Kimchi Chow is joined by Vivian Tran, Jennifer Chow, May Bugenhagen, and Jennifer Tung, all Asian-American women from different walks of life, but all of whom have fought their fights, and continue to succeed in their own personal journeys. Find inspiration in the stories of these amazing and powerful women! Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join our community or connect with us here: AsianWomenofPower.com Asian Women of Power Facebook Group Kimchi Chow on Facebook Asian Women of Power Twitter Kimchi Chow on LinkedIn

Full of inspiration and pride, this episode is a special gathering of three Asian hustlers who have been thriving and making a name for themselves here in America. Inspiring how there are no limits to what we can do if we only pursue our passions, Kimchi Chow brings together an Asian country singer in Tennessee, a storytelling marketing and book coach, and a love, mindset, and manifesting coach. They are Andrei Garthoff, Vickie Gould, and Ani Wey. In this very engaging conversation, they take us across their journeys and what made them do what they do. Learn about making a place for oneself in a seemingly different community from Andrei; find out the beauty in sharing stories and inspiring people through them from Vickie; and allow Ani to remind you that finding love always begins with the self. All of these and more great wisdom in this episode. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join our community or connect with us here: AsianWomenofPower.com Asian Women of Power Facebook Group Kimchi Chow on Facebook Asian Women of Power Twitter Kimchi Chow on LinkedIn

Full of inspiration and pride, this episode is a special gathering of three Asian hustlers who have been thriving and making a name for themselves here in America. Inspiring how there are no limits to what we can do if we only pursue our passions, Kimchi Chow brings together an Asian country singer in Tennessee, […]

We may all speak different languages, we may have different colors, different races, beliefs, and other distinctions, but we are all one. Kimchi Chow, host of the Asian Women of Power podcast targets to empower Asian Women. In her podcast, she aims at her fellow Asian Americans to encourage them to communicate their mind and have the courage to speak English without the fear of being mocked. Though her target audience is Asian American immigrants, surprisingly, she gained listeners from different parts of the world. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Podcast Peeps Community today: podcastpeeps.com Podcast Peeps Facebook Podcast Peeps Instagram Podcast Peeps YouTube

We may all speak different languages, we may have different colors, different races, beliefs, and other distinctions, but we are all one. Kimchi Chow, host of the Asian Women of Power podcast targets to empower Asian Women. In her podcast, she aims at her fellow Asian Americans to encourage them to communicate their mind and have the courage to speak English without the fear of being mocked. Though her target audience is Asian American immigrants, surprisingly, she gained listeners from different parts of the world. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Podcast Peeps Community today: podcastpeeps.com Podcast Peeps Facebook Podcast Peeps Instagram Podcast Peeps YouTube

If I ask you, “Do you have any regret in your life right now?” what would you say? If you are running a busy life, your answer might be, “I don’t think so,” or, “I’m not sure,” because you seldom invest your time to reflect about your life. But what if your doctor gave you […]

If I ask you, “Do you have any regret in your life right now?” what would you say? If you are running a busy life, your answer might be, “I don’t think so,” or, “I’m not sure,” because you seldom invest your time to reflect about your life. But what if your doctor gave you a week to live and your body is too weak to do the things you might want to do? Your answer might be different. Life is very short. You and I don’t know when we will expire. We can be gone tomorrow, next year, or ten years or more from today. The goal is to live each day as if it is your last day on earth, and by the end of the day, to look at your life and say, “No matter what happens, I will be okay because I am complete; I have done everything I wanted. I have no regrets.”

Most of us go through life as if we would live forever and take our health for granted. We are careless about what we eat, what we do, and how much tension and pressure we put on our body. This solo episode is about health, wealth, and relationships. Find out why these three areas are […]

Most of us go through life as if we would live forever and take our health for granted. We are careless about what we eat, what we do, and how much tension and pressure we put on our body. This solo episode is about health, wealth, and relationships. Find out why these three areas are important in human life, and how they are connecting with each other. By the end of this episode, you will have a clearer picture on how to live life fully and feel good about the result that you created at the end of your life. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How » Join our community or connect with us here:AsianWomenofPower.comAsian Women of Power Facebook GroupKimchi Chow on FacebookAsian Women of Power TwitterKimchi Chow on LinkedIn

Imagine waking up one day and your money, power, status, privilege, and freedom are completely gone. What will you do? Kimchi, at the age of seventeen, endured all of this. In 1976, when the Communist won the Vietnam War, the government took ownership of their home, family business and seized everything they had. She was forced to fake her identity and with her family, miraculously survived a journey on a boat to start a new life in an unfamiliar territory. Find out how Kimchi weathered through life’s hurdles and how you too can succeed and create an empowered life today! Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join our community or connect with us here:AsianWomenofPower.comAsian Women of Power Facebook GroupKimchi Chow on FacebookAsian Women of Power TwitterKimchi Chow on LinkedIn

Imagine waking up one day and your money, power, status, privilege, and freedom are completely gone. What will you do? Kimchi, at the age of seventeen, endured all of this. In 1976, when the Communist won the Vietnam War, the government took ownership of their home, family business and seized everything they had. She was […]

Kimchi Chow the first Asian Coach for Asian Women and Immigrants.  For Kimchi, the experience of growing up in Vietnam and then living for 40 years in America had left her feeling inauthentic and materialistic, unable to reconcile the cultures of East and West. She had to find a way to deal with the stress of balancing careers in high-tech, real estate investing, and running a family business while raising two children with her husband. She almost lost her marriage as she struggled to take care of all these priorities without forgetting herself. Seeing people she knew dealing with divorce, conflicts between parents and children, and even suicide, she knew she must become more flexible and open minded to protect herself, her family and her children. Through two decades of exploring and experimenting, she become more understanding of herself, more compassionate with those different than her, and recognized the crucial link between Wealth, Health, and Relationships. Now, she is devoting her time to coaching, teaching and sharing with Asian women effective ways for them to communicate and relate with others so they feel respected, heard and understood, empowering them to create a life of power, freedom and choice. Kimchi she shares how she is able to live the life of an Asian woman in power versus living upto the expectation of others' approvals.  Check out her episode to listen to her story. Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Kimchi's episode, Kimchi's website, resources, gifts and so much more.

Join us on Women Lead Radio as Joanie Connell, your host of REAL Life Lessons, has a conversation with Kimchi Chow, Founder and CEO of Asian Women of Power, on how Asian women are finding their power.   Interested in Learning More About Connected Women of Influence? Click Here to Be Invited as Our Special VIP & Guest to a Future Event! Interested in Becoming a Member of Our Professional Community!? Click Here to Apply for Membership!

New Media Minute: Steve, Mary, and Richard sit down with two-time New Media Summit attendee, Kimchi Chow. Kimchi shares how she's now started her own show as a result of attending the event. The first time, she came to see if she wanted to be like an Icon. The post Kimchi Chow’s Launched Her Own Show After Attending New Media Summit appeared first on Reinvention Radio.

Kimchi Chow, Life Lessons Learned Living as an Immigrant in the USA The post REINVENTING ASIAN WOMEN appeared first on Reinvention Radio.

 For Kimchi, the experience of growing up in Vietnam and then living for 40 years in America had left her feeling inauthentic and materialistic, unable to reconcile the cultures of East and West. She had to find a way to deal with the stress of balancing careers in high-tech, real estate investing, and running a family business while raising two children with her husband. She almost lost her marriage as she struggled to take care of all these priorities without forgetting herself. Seeing people she knew dealing with divorce, conflicts between parents and children, and even suicide, she knew she must become more flexible and open minded to protect herself, her family and her children. Through two decades of exploring and experimenting, she become more understanding of herself, more compassionate with those different than her, and recognized the crucial link between Wealth, Health, and Relationships. Now, she is devoting her time to coaching, teaching & sharing with Asian women effective ways for them to communicate and relate with others so they feel respected, heard and understood, empowering them to create a life of power, freedom and choice.   Shes.Kimchi@Gmail.com www.RippleImpactCoaching.com  

Asian Women of Power is a mixture of interviews and self-talk, and shares tools, tips, and views from host Kimchi Chow’s own life to help make your life easier, better, happier, and allow you to be more at peace with yourself. She features guests who have lessons to share about life, purpose, and relationships, and […]

Asian Women of Power is a mixture of interviews and self-talk, and shares tools, tips, and views from host Kimchi Chow’s own life to help make your life easier, better, happier, and allow you to be more at peace with yourself. She features guests who have lessons to share about life, purpose, and relationships, and how they overcome their challenges to create a life that they are proud of. Be more empowered to become a powerful woman, someone who knows her net worth, confident about herself and her identity, and is willing to change, improve, and evolve to become a better version of herself, for her and for future generations by joining Asian Women of Power. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join our community or connect with us here:AsianWomenofPower.comAsian Women of Power Facebook GroupKimchi Chow on FacebookAsian Women of Power TwitterKimchi Chow on LinkedIn

Kimchi shares the transformational journey she has been on, starting with unfortunate investment decisions through to becoming a personal and business coach. We also chat about how important it is to forgive ourselves for past mistakes, communicate with our significant others, recognize our feelings and desires, and take care of ourselves. Get the show notes, transcription and resources mentioned at https://thekimsutton.com/pp172.

Kimchi shares the transformational journey she has been on, starting with unfortunate investment decisions through to becoming a personal and business coach. We also chat about how important it is to forgive ourselves for past mistakes, communicate with our significant others, recognize our feelings and desires, and take care of ourselves. Get the show notes and transcription at https://thekimsutton.com/pp172.