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Today, Tracey Gee and I talk about the unexpected vulnerability of naming what we want. Tracey Gee is a certified leadership coach and consultant dedicated to guiding individuals toward transformative self-awareness and meaningful personal and professional growth. As an author, Tracey draws insight from her extensive experience across workshops, speaking engagements, and personalized coaching sessions. She is also a certified facilitator in four frameworks—Gallup CliftonStrengths, Working Genius, Enneagram, and Cultural Intelligence. Her diverse clientele includes UC Berkeley, Firm Foundation, AltaMed, Nomi Network, Coca-Cola, Amazon, and the Miami Heat. Tracey is originally from the Bay Area of California and now lives in Los Angeles with her husband, children, and dog, Kona. She loves coffee shops and every dog she's ever met.You can buy The Magic of Knowing What You Want wherever you get books. Follow Tracey on Instagram @traceygee.me. Get her freebie at the link in her Insta bio or click on the link in the episode description. Quick note: During the interview, I mention a phrase without giving proper credit for where it came from. I borrowed the phrase "background work" from Devi Abraham, writer and co-host of the Where Do We Go From Here podcast. You can follow her on IG here and check out her podcast wherever you listen. Support the show

In this episode, I chat with Tracey Gee, a coach, speaker, and now author, about her new book, The Magic of Knowing What You Want. Tracey's journey of rediscovering herself and navigating the "desire fog" will resonate deeply with anyone who's ever felt stuck, uncertain, or overwhelmed by options. We dive into: How Tracey helps people uncover their strengths and use them effectively. Her personal journey of leaving vocational ministry and stepping into a season of wilderness, identity, and self-discovery. Why asking "What do you want?" is such a powerful (and sometimes uncomfortable) question. The beauty of taking small, intentional steps of action to build clarity instead of waiting for clarity to come first. The importance of being playful and curious as adults to reconnect with what truly brings us joy and fulfillment. How authentic desires can align with who God created us to be. Tracey's honest, holistic approach to personal development allows us to embrace who we truly are—without trying to fit into a cookie-cutter mold. Her story is a beautiful reminder that clarity often comes through action and that our desires can be God-given, meant to lead us closer to the life He's calling us to. Whether you're in a season of transition, looking to rediscover yourself, or simply curious about how to live a more aligned and joy-filled life, this conversation will inspire and challenge you. Bio: Tracey Gee is a certified leadership coach and consultant dedicated to guiding individuals toward transformative self awareness and meaningful personal and professional growth. As an author, Tracey draws insight from her extensive experience across workshops, speaking engagements, and personalized coaching sessions. She is also a certified facilitator in four frameworks—Gallup CliftonStrengths, Working Genius, Enneagram, and Cultural Intelligence. Her diverse clientele includes UC Berkeley, Firm Foundation, AltaMed, Nomi Network, Coca-Cola, Amazon, and the Miami Heat. Tracey is originally from the Bay Area of California and now lives in Los Angeles with her husband, children, and dog, Kona. She loves coffee shops and every dog she's ever met. Anchor Verses: Matthew 4 John 1 Connect with Tracey: Website: https://traceygee.me  IG: https://www.instagram.com/traceygee.me/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@traceygee.me Preorder Book: https://traceygee.me/book  ***We're thrilled to hear from our listeners! Sharing your thoughts through reviews is a fantastic way to become part of our podcast community and contribute to the conversation. If you've enjoyed our podcast, leaving a review is a quick and easy process. Simply head to Apple Podcasts or wherever you're listening and share your feedback. Your input makes a significant difference!***

Listen to a new episode of YNS Live with NFL Thread recorded live on Fireside with hosts Juliet Hahn and Cynthia Zordich featuring Marcella Cruze Rodgers.   Marcella Rodgers is a Fashion Stylist and Blogger based in Dallas, TX. She earned her Undergraduate degree in Political Science (BA) and her graduate degree in Human Environmental Science (MS) from the University of Tennessee.  Marcella began her career in education as an University Administrator and later working as an elementary school teacher. Seventeen years ago she left education to pursue her lifelong dream of working in the world of Fashion. Marcella currently works with NFL athletes, Hollywood actors and directors, and professional women from all backgrounds. She is facilitator, trainer, and team leader to a group of Fashion stylist from across the country, Canada, and the UK.  During her spare time, she enjoys reading and traveling. Marcella is also extremely active in her community serving as a mentor to teen moms through the Younglives Organization. In addition, she supports the Nomi Network, creating economic opportunities for survivors and women at risk of human trafficking. Marcella attends Oak Cliff Bible Church in Dallas, TX.   Follow Marcella on Instagram and check out her business Cabi as well. Remarkable Quotes   “There is nothing more empowering than empowering women. Whether styling them or introducing them to a business opportunity. We have moved 15 times in our 32 years together. Cabi is a business that moves with me. Giving NFL women this business opportunity is paramount to me and it's a blessing.” Sponsor   The YNS Live With NFL Thread Super Bowl Experience is sponsored by Shutterstock Editorial.  Wherever you go - Shutterstock is there to capture it!   Contact Shutterstock at assigments@shutterstock.com and take the field with Shutterstock's award-winning photography superstars.     Find Us Online! Fireside: Juliet Hahn | Cynthia Zordich Instagram: Juliet Hahn | Cynthia Zordich | NFL Thread LinkedIn: Juliet Hahn | Cynthia Zordich FB: Juliet Hahn | NFL Thread Clubhouse: Juliet Hahn YouTube: Juliet Hahn Twitter: Juliet Hahn | Cynthia Zordich | NFL Thread

Diana Mao - CEO and Co-Founder of Nomi NetworkIn this episode of scale by numbers, we talk with the co-founder and CEO of Nomi Network, Diana Mao. Diana and two other women passionate about human rights founded Nomi Network to provide economic opportunities for survivors of human trafficking and women at risk of human trafficking.  Diana discusses her motivation for founding Nomi Network, the challenges she's encountered along the way, and the positive impact her foundation has had worldwide. Their partnerships and grants, along with donations received, have enabled them to set up ten training sites. The team is very outcome-driven, taking wisdom from the private sector and adapting their learnings for their non-profit model. What You'll Learn:What Diana has learned from the past 12 years of running Nomi Network.The systemic barriers that Nomi Network faces.How to build partnerships and acquire funding.Where to get seed funding as a charity / non-profit.How to manage cash / donor burnout.How much benefit one donation can have.The importance of building trust in a community.Key Takeaways:The value of investing in a human being is astronomical.Look for ways to invest in those around you.You can be part of the solution by doing your part every day.   Want to learn more about Nomi Network and their mission to end human trafficking? Start Here   Ready To Scale? But not ready to invest in CFO?One of our bespoke packages can help you.  One of our membership options may be able to help.  Learn more herePro Membership:This is ideal for those who want to do it themselves, but with a thinking partner by their side! Gain the hands-on training and access to our community that you need at this stage of your business. Enterprise Package:Perfect for companies who are on the edge of growth, and ready to take that next step but want someone to do the work for you.  Bring us on board as your interim CFO. We'll guide you through the planning & execution you'll need to guide your growth.  From modeling to M&A our expert team is ready to dive in.  Connect with us:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesvanreusel/Twitter: https://twitter.com/JamesVanreuselYouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7-6z47BPMnY9eJn0gCha6gv1WtquitMmWebsite: www.vanreuselventures.com

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Diana Mao co-founded Nomi Network after a rewarding career in economic development and management consulting. Since its inception, Mao has played an instrumental role in making Nomi Network the catalytic international organization it is today. She is responsible for the strategic direction of the organization since its founding and building Nomi Network's board and strategic partnerships with large corporations, funders, and investors. A 2015 Presidential Leadership Scholar and New York Academy of Medicine Fellow, Mao earned a Bachelor of Arts in business economics from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and a Master of Arts in public administration with a specialization in international management from New York University. This program is sponsored by Gracefully-Yours.com. Use promotion code TPT to receive 50% off discount on any greeting cards.

Diana Mao shares how her strengths guide her as she leads the Nomi Network, a nonprofit focused on eradicating human trafficking.

Tina Tran has led business development at three successfully acquired startups, and currently leads mobile platform and OEM partnerships at Microsoft. Previously, Tina led AR/VR Future of Work enterprise partnerships at Facebook and a $10M educational VR content fund at Oculus. Tina’s work in tech connects to her core value of equal access to opportunity. Coming to the U.S. as a refugee, she had few resources and has a unique perspective on what it takes to thrive amidst adversity. Today, Tina is focused on making a difference in people's lives, particularly as it relates to economic empowerment, unlocking access to opportunity, and encouraging women and girls to shoot for the moon. To this end, she serves on the board of directors at Hello Neighbor, an organization that strengthens communities by matching resettled refugee families with dedicated neighbors to help them thrive in their new lives in the U.S. Tina is also an advisor for Nomi Network, a non-profit that fights modern day slavery and human trafficking through economic empowerment programs. Tina graduated from the prestigious Presidential Leadership Scholars Program, a partnership between the George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Lyndon Johnson, and George Bush presidential centers. She is one of 59 national up- and-coming leaders recognized for her commitment to solving some of our nation’s most pressing problems. Tina is one of the 43 immigrants/refugees that President George W. Bush paints for his new book of portraits "Out of Many, One." *** CONNECT TO LOU DIAMOND & THRIVE LOUD  

Garbage Village Museum Gift Shop Cambodian Daughter Today on The Pursuit: Diana Mao   Diana is the President & co-founder of Nomi Network, creating pathways to safe employment and economic stability, for communities of women to prevent trafficking and empower future generations. Diana's journey of starting Nomi Network began in her home and took her all the way to a hut in Cambodia.   Show notes: Nomi Network website: nominetwork.org Nomi Nework on social: @nominetwork   Social for The Pursuit with Richard Lee: Featured on the Missio Alliance Podcast Network and at the SOLA Network Twitter - @thepursuitcast Instagram - @thepursuitcast Facebook - thepursuitcast Rate and Review on iTunes!  

If there’s one thing i’ve learned in this life, it is this: Everyone you meet has a backstory. Everyone has a history full of highs and lows, celebration and tragedy. And it’s so easy to forget this when we’re in our 500th meeting of the day. That each face (or name if cameras are off) has a story. In our minds, we think in terms of title. Or position in the power hierarchy. Well, my friend, you are about to meet someone with a backstory that will take your breath away. You’re about to meet Tina Tran. Upon first meeting Tina, you would immediately know you were in the presence of a badass. Tina is a director of business development, leading mobile platform and OEM partnerships for a small company you may have heard of called Microsoft. Tina serves on the board of directors at Hello Neighbor, an organization that strengthens communities by matching resettled refugee families with dedicated neighbors to help them thrive in their new lives in the U.S. She is also an advisor for Nomi Network, a non-profit that fights modern day slavery and human trafficking through economic empowerment programs. In 2018, Tina graduated from the prestigious Presidential Leadership Scholars Program, a partnership between the George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Lyndon Johnson, and George Bush presidential centers. She is one of 59 national up- and-coming leaders recognized for her commitment to solving some of our nation’s most pressing problems. See what I mean? BADASS. But she’s also just a good human. She’s someone who loves to connect people, support people, and she just exudes energy. But instead of telling you all about Tina, I want you to meet her. So put your feet up, or strap on your walking shoes, and settle in.

In this episode of season 3, we interview Diana Mao, President of Nomi Network, an abolitionist whose mission is to completely eradicate human trafficking in her lifetime.  A leader in the global movement to abolish slavery, she co-founded Nomi Network, a non-profit organization that raises awareness about human-trafficking and creates economic opportunities for survivors and women at risk.  Find out more about this episode here. 

A note from Talking Taiwan host Felicia Lin:   The last time I had my guest Supei Liu on was six years ago to talk about her work with Nomi Network. Supei is the VP of Global Initiatives and Co-founder of Nomi Network.  Nomi Network combats human trafficking by creating pathways to safe employment, empowering women and girls to break cycles of slavery in their families and communities.   After spending seven years based in Cambodia and India, she’s relocated to the U.S. Last week we got caught up and talked about what’s she’s learned from her experience working with Nomi Network, and how she’s come to see herself as an entrepreneur. She also shared some thoughts on how to navigate parent-child relationships.     Here’s a little preview of what we talked about in this podcast episode:   How Nomi Network has grew and developed up to 2014 What learnings there have been for Nomi Network since 2014 How Nomi Network focused on providing job skills training How Nomi Network faced a bottle neck after 2016 and switched from trying to create employment opportunities to partnering with businesses or organizations that have employment opportunities How world view and the definition of success varies depending on cultural context What Supei has learned about happiness, fulfilment and success (from working and living in Asia for seven years) Supei’s return and relocation from Asia to the U.S. Personal stories of how women have grown and been helped by Nomi Network’s training How Nomi Network started doing virtual training through Zoom How the Coronavirus pandemic affected Nomi Network How Nomi Network selected 240 graduates of their training programs to become community outreach workers; these community outreach workers were trained to become contact tracers, and they would educate and inform the community about the best health and safety practices related to COVID-19 Since May of 2019 Nomi Network has been able to reach 160,000 people through its 240 community outreach workers and staff Supei’s upbringing and background How Supei was able to work through parent-child issues with her mother when she lived with Supei in Cambodia for three years Supei’s transition from the corporate to nonprofit world in 2008 When Supei realized that she’s an entrepreneur Entrepreneurship as the pursuit of solving problems How Supei worked with a distillery to create liquor from a cashew apple fruit Supei’s proudest accomplishments How Supei’s work is going to change now that she’s relocated to the U.S. Why Supei has decided to return to the U.S. What Supei is working on beyond and outside of Nomi Network How courage is not the absence of fear     Related Links:   Nomi Network: https://nominetwork.org/   Nomi Network products: https://www.buyherbagnotherbody.com/   Nomi Network on Facebook: www.facebook.com/nominetwork   Nomi Network on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nominetwork/   Nomi Network on Twitter: https://twitter.com/nominetwork   Nomi Network on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7UaUlyqMy2B1KL1S2_l5HQ   Supei’s previous interview on Talking Taiwan: https://www.talkingtaiwan.com/nomi-network-cofounder-supei-liu-discusses-human-trafficking-ep-104/

A note from Talking Taiwan host Felicia Lin:   In the spirit of giving, with Thanksgiving approaching and the holiday season soon upon us, I thought I’d share this interview from 2014 with Supei Liu one of the co-founders of Nomi Network. Hear Supei tell the story of how the desire to create more awareness about human trafficking led to the creation of Nomi Network, an organization which gives economic opportunities to empower women and to protect them from human trafficking. Last year, the organization celebrated its tenth year.   Here’s a little preview of what we talked about in this podcast episode:   The work that Nomi Network does The story of the Cambodian girl who inspired Diana Mao, Supei Liu and Alissa Moore-Williams to found Nomi Network How their desire to raise awareness of human trafficking grew into creating an organization How Diana, Supei and Alissa all had full-time jobs when they started Nomi Network How Supei became the first full-time employee of Nomi Network Supei’s background in corporate America What Supei does for Nomi Network How Nomi Network is about creating economic opportunities for women and children at risk of being trafficked Prevention as one of the keys to dealing with human trafficking How Supei works directly with the women that Nomi helps How Nomi Network started a program in India in 2012 The social issues that the women Nomi Network helps have to deal with The challenges that the Nomi Network has faced Nomi’s “Buy Her Bag Not Her Body” campaign Products made by survivors and women at risk Nomi’s key accomplishments How Nomi was awarded one of the top nonprofits in 2014 Supei’s connection to Taiwan Sex trafficking in other parts of the world including Taiwan How her early experiences have shaped her Supei’s advice for those wanting to create an organization or to work for a specific cause   Related Links:    Nomi Network: https://nominetwork.org/     Nomi Network products: https://www.buyherbagnotherbody.com/   Nomi Network on Facebook: www.facebook.com/nominetwork   Nomi Network on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nominetwork/   Nomi Network on Twitter: https://twitter.com/nominetwork   Nomi Network on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7UaUlyqMy2B1KL1S2_l5HQ

Human trafficking continues to affect millions of people across borders and is consistently recognized by international leaders as a high-priority foreign policy issue. Join a virtual panel conversation with local and international professionals as they discuss their work to end human trafficking. Featuring an alumna of the U.S. Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program, the panel will address how trafficking is fought across sectors, highlight best practices for collaborating organizations, and provide insight into successful partnerships among government and law enforcement officials, legislators, journalists, and representatives from human rights organizations. Panel Speakers Imran Ali, Assistant Criminal Division Chief, Washington County Ágnes De Coll, Head of Anti-Trafficking Department, Hungarian Baptist Aid (International Visitor Leadership Program alumna) Paul Kroshus, Detective, Woodbury Police Department Aimee Schroeder, Crime Analyst, Washington County Moderator: Kelly Gage, Senior Philanthropic Advisor, Nomi Network

Dr. Sandie Morgan and Dave Stachowiak are joined by Diana Mao, President and Co-Founder of the Nomi Network. Diana is an abolitionist with a mission to eradicate human trafficking in her lifetime. Diana actively champions for change, and her visionary skillsets have urged the Nomi Network forward into enormous growth and success. They discuss the…

Dr. Sandie Morgan and Dave Stachowiak are joined by Diana Mao, President and Co-Founder of the Nomi Network. Diana is an abolitionist with a mission to eradicate human trafficking in her lifetime. Diana actively champions for change, and her visionary skillsets have urged the Nomi Network forward into enormous growth and success. They discuss the…

Today we’re talking about modern day slavery or what is commonly referred to as human trafficking. Each year millions of people are trafficked worldwide – including right here in the United States according to our Department of Homeland Security. It can happen in any community and victims can be any age, race, gender, or nationality. Within the safety and comfort of our homes, it seems hard to believe that human trafficking exists in our society—and perhaps even in our own neighborhood. In reality it is a prevalent issue that requires everyone’s attention and help to protect individuals of all walks of life as our guests will discuss on Well Said. Guests include Santhosh Paulus, MD, assistant professor of medicine at the Zucker School of Medicine and creator of the first Northwell Health Human Trafficking Response Program to identify and assist human trafficking victims and care for survivors, and Diana Mao, president and co-founder of Nomi Network, an organization dedicated to socially and economically empowering survivors of human trafficking. Resources: NOMI Network RestoreNYC

Patrick interviews Diana Mao, Co-Founder and President of the Nomi Network, a non-profit organization working to create economic opportunities for survivors and women at risk of human trafficking (www.nominetwork.org) and discovers what fueled Diana to live a no-neutral lifestyle in the face of overwhelming odds.

Human trafficking is a $150 Billion dollar industry, and enslaves approximately 46 million people worldwide. Diana Mao is a 1 Girl Revolution who is taking on the human trafficking industry and helping provide survivors of human trafficking with economic opportunities. Diana is a co-founder of the Nomi Network, a force to be reckoned with in the international fight against human trafficking. Diana appears on the 1 Girl Revolution podcast to share her story and more about the work she does with the Nomi Network, and opportunities that people can support trafficking survivors by sporting their beautiful items created and sold through the #buyherbagnotherbody program.

On this episode of Young Catholics Respond, Bill Snyder talks with Diana Mao President and Co-Founder of the Nomi Network about their work to end human sex trafficking worldwide. For more information about the Nomi Network visit nominetwork.org

President and Co-Founder of Nomi Network, is an abolitionist who works to ensure the complete end of human trafficking in her lifetime. Diana’s faith fuels her drive for justice. Her conviction stems from a research trip to Cambodia where she personally witnessed young children trafficked and sold.

Written by Codie Sanchez “...She saw children being sold into slavery in Cambodia and she said enough...” It all started with a little girl named Nomi. This little girl had been through things one can hardly imagine halfway across the world. Thankfully she met Diana Mao and Diana instead of continuing on her lucrative and successful track as a consultant became the President and Co-Founder of Nomi Network. She saw children being sold into slavery in Cambodia and she said enough. What does that mean? Well Diana is a modern day gladiator. She's an abolitionist whose mission is to ensure the complete end of human trafficking in her lifetime. This small of frame, but not of mind, human rights champion and I talk about:The moment her life changedHow she manages international teams across multiple countriesAll while contributing to Reuters, HuffPostAlso being a Presidential Leadership ScholarHow to create a non-profit in a way that makes an impact and is sustainable.What makes a successful partnershipHow to handle international crises.Her story is the kind that gives you chills. AND inspires you to do more. “She's an abolitionist whose mission is to ensure the complete end of human trafficking in her lifetime. ” I dare you to read their origin story and not be inspired… “Nomi Network's namesake is an eight-year-old survivor of sex trafficking who now lives in a supportive partner shelter in Cambodia. Co-founders Diana Mao and Alissa Moore first met Nomi on a visit in 2008. As a child living in a rural village, Nomi was sexually abused by multiple perpetrators and was treated worse than an animal. She has physical scars, but also emotional scars from her abuse which will pose major challenges to her living independently and reintegrate back into society. Nevertheless, Nomi has grown into a beautiful young woman, with a warmth that's contagious and a generous heart. It was through her friendship and resilience that we realized that she did not have to be defined by her past, but that she could be defined by her future. Nomi Network exists so that survivors will be able to say with confidence, know me, know my story, know my success.” “Nomi Network exists so that survivors will be able to say with confidence, know me, know my story, know my success.” So if you are searching for meaning, impact, a life to help or a change to make this is the episode for you.So without further ado please enjoy my conversation with Diana Mao. To stream and subscribe on iTunes, click on the icon above, or click here. Want to hear another podcast about how to find your why and passion? — Listen to my broadcast on Girl Power Hour Radio. Here I talk about 5 steps to finding what you want and then executing. Subscribe, Yo. Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates. Email Address Sign Up We don't spam, that's rude. Thank you!

Diana Mao, president of Nomi Network, is part of an elite group of Presidential Leadership Scholars. Established and taught by U.S. presidents Clinton and Bush, the program is designed to develop the skills of leaders from varied background. The scholars’ common thread is a commitment to helping solve society’s greatest challenges.

Companies today compete as a supply chain. All it takes is a failure of just one supplier in the chain to cause the whole company to come under scrutiny. Diana Mao, president of Nomi Network, says a company has an obligation to ensure responsible practice in supply chains beyond the first tier.