Podcasts about Phung

Donut shops are an integral part of Southern California's landscape, with an independent mom-and-pop on almost every corner. But, how did they become so prevalent? And how did they all come to use the same pink box to signify that fluffy goodness inside? SoCal's donut scene owes much of its legacy to Cambodian refugees, who came to California during the Khmer Rouge's civil war. In fact, your local corner shop is most likely thanks to one man in particular: Ted Ngoy, the Donut King. Ngoy fled Cambodia in 1975, and eventually opened his first donut shop in La Habra called Christy's. Although small donut shops existed before Christy's, Ngoy's donut recipe and signature pink box soon became the standard, largely because Ngoy would help other Cambodian immigrants open shops of their own. Today on AirTalk, we learn about Ted Ngoy's legacy and the Cambodian donut shop that has made SoCal the donut capital of the world. Joining us is Alice Gu, director of the documentary The Donut King and Phung Huynh, artist and educator. You can see Phung's Pink Donut Boxes series at Cal State Long Beach as part of their Against Monoculture exhibit. You can also watch The Donut King documentary on Hulu.  

How do leaders transform personal adversities into powerful lessons in resilience and innovation? In this special mashup episode, Denis Gianoutsos revisits enlightening conversations with three distinguished leaders—Nick Jonsson, Sondra Sutton Phung, and Steve Sommerfeld. Nick Jonsson discusses overcoming executive loneliness, a journey that led to a bestselling book and highlights the need for community among leaders. Sondra Sutton Phung shares insights from her groundbreaking role spearheading Ford's electric vehicle initiative, showcasing how leadership can significantly impact environmental sustainability. Meanwhile, Steve recounts his evolution from a professional freestyle motocross rider to navigating a career after a severe injury, providing a stark example of resilience in the face of drastic life changes.Why listen? Each narrative offers a unique perspective on how challenges can catalyze growth and innovation, providing valuable lessons for leaders everywhere. Dive into this enlightening episode to discover how you can apply these insights to your leadership style and effectively navigate the complexities of modern leadership.Leading Through Disruption with Nick JonssonInsights into Executive Loneliness: Nick discusses the widespread issue among executives, compounded during the pandemicThe Importance of Seeking Help: He emphasizes the reluctance of many leaders to seek help due to stigma, with personal anecdotes on overcoming professional isolationJourney to Bestselling Author: Nick shares the struggles and triumphs that led to his book on overcoming loneliness in leadership rolesSondra Sutton Phung: A Leader's EvolutionDiverse Career Journey: Sondra recounts her career at Ford, spanning multiple countries and roles, highlighting her adaptabilityImpact of Electric Vehicles: She shares her experience transitioning to a role in electric vehicles and the broader impact on the environment and local economiesLeadership and Mentorship: Sondra discusses the role of mentorship in her career and the importance of having advocates within the workplaceSteve: From Freestyle Motocross to LeadershipAthletic and Career Shifts: Steve narrates his transition from being a professional freestyle motocross rider to a role in athlete managementOvercoming Physical Adversity: He details a significant accident that led to relearning how to walk, symbolizing resilienceLife Lessons from Extreme Sports: Steve reflects on the life lessons learned from sports and how they apply to his leadership and management styleKey Quotes: "Leadership is not just about guiding others, but also about acknowledging when you need guidance yourself." - Nick Jonsson"The scars you get from overcoming challenges are a testament to your strength, not your failures." - Steve Sommerfeld"Diversity in experiences brings diversity in thought, and that's what propels companies forward." - Sondra Sutton PhungThe 10 Ways to Lead in Today's World - FREE Executive Guide Download https://crm.leadingchangepartners.com/10-ways-to-lead Email: denis@leadingchangepartners.comWebsite: www.LeadingChangePartners.com Facebook:

Welcome Phung Huynh to the art workers podcast! Huynh is a Los Angeles-based artist and educator with a practice in drawing, painting, public art, and community engagement. Her work explores cultural perception and representation. Huynh challenges beauty standards by constructing images of the Asian female body vis-à-vis plastic surgery to unpack how contemporary cosmetic surgery can whitewash cultural and racial identity. Her work of drawings and prints on pink donut boxes explores the complexities of assimilation and cultural negotiation among Cambodian and Vietnamese refugees who have resettled in the United States. In this episode she talks about how as an artist she is uncompromising, and how she deals with tokenism and how she hopes her art will create a legacy for story, family and for future generations. Click here for the art workers post on Phung! Edited by Alvaro Parra of ⁠De La Parra Productions⁠ Jingle by: space primo

Generative AI is here and is a major game-changer for business and supply chains. In this episode, A.I. specialist Dave Phung guides us through the confusing and often challenging task of understanding the opportunities and challenges of AI in the workplace, and in implementing it. Dave tells us what AI can do for your business and how to help staff accept it. He also addresses the elephants in the room and clarifies many of the concerns that currently exist with the new technology. A good episode with lots of chunky nuggets of insights and learning. About Dave Phung: • Dave is the Chief Disruptor at GPTStrategic, where he leads the implementation of Generative AI strategies for clients. With a career spanning over two decades, he has a track record of blending human-centered design with disruptive technology to deliver impactful projects for organizations such as GE, Fidelity Investments, Australian Open, Penfolds Wine, US Golf Association, Sony Playstation, and many others. • Connect with Dave on LinkedIn at https://au.linkedin.com/in/davidphung Here's the link to the new Ai Group podcast DBrief: Episode 1 https://www.aigroup.com.au/news/podcasts/2024/d-brief/episode-1-march-2024/

In this episode: two CBC Tuesday night comedies for the price of one.First up is Andrew Pfung and company from Run The Burbs (Tues. on CBC). The sitcom returns for a third season with Rakhee Morzaria, who plays Camille, joining Phung on this round-table chat, along with  showrunners Jennica Harper and Nelu Handa.We start off talking yard sales, the focus of the season three premiere. "Almost all the ideas on the show come from a very real place," says Phung. Also noted is how the kids on the series (played by Zoria Wong and Roman Pesino) are growing up and are more involved in storylines. And, yes, hip hop neighbour Kardinal Offishall returns as himself.Phung also says he was pleased by the response to such a diverse family from viewers watching in the U.S. last season on The CW. "We have such nice comments on the specify and the representation of this family." In the second half of this episode, meet standup comedian D.J. Demers along with showrunner Jessie Gabe, the team behind CBC's One More Time.Demers worked at a Play it Again sports store his last three years of high school in Kitchener, Ont. The experience "stuck in my brain and I drew inspiration from it all these years later to make the show." Demers has worn hearing aides since he was four years old. Back in the sporting goods store, he learned to keep customers in front of him so they wouldn't think he was ignoring them. "I didn't want anybody going to my boss and saying, 'What's with that teenage asshole?'"Like his character, he never learned American Sign Language."I grew up in a hearing family and went to a regular school, so I never was exposed to it," he says.Among the people he did hear from were the casting folks on Conan O'Brien's former late night talk show, who invited Demers on three times. He's also been featured at Just for Laughs in Montreal.Also starring is Geri Hall (This Hour has 22 Minutes), Dan Beirne and Elise Bauman.One More Time airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. on CBC, immediately before Run the Burbs. 

Décousu traite depuis 3 ans la mode comme support réflexif, analytique, prenant le parti d'un milieu souvent déprécié. Car oui, la mode contient en elle tous les paradoxes de notre société. On adore la détester, on en fait un Mal ravageur tout autant qu'un puits de fantasmes. Mais en réalité, ce qui reste toujours à la fin, c'est le vêtement. Alors comment penser le système qui prend au piège le chiffon ? Les mains qui le font ? Les esprits qui l'imaginent ? La mode comme système n'a rien d'eternel, c'est le vêtement, le créé, qui le sont. Alors comment repenser, refondre le paradigme de la mode dans un monde qui réclame un Renouveau ? Pour cela il faut un certain courage entreprenarial, et surtout changer ses lunettes. Aujourd'hui Décousu a le plaisir de recevoir @christinephung, une habituée du monde de la mode qui a notamment officié chez Leonard Paris et Princesse Tam Tam. Apres avoir gagné plusieurs prix, depuis quelques temps elle revient à sa marque éponyme, cherchant à donner un nouveau sens à sa création. Christine créé de nouvelles valeurs, un nouvel idéal, au cœur duquel est le vêtement. Elle revient avec nous sur son parcours et ses aspirations. Bon épisode à toutes et tous! Retrouvez Décousu sur instagram et partagez vos commentaires : @decousupodcast

Have you ever wondered how trailblazing leaders navigate the complexities of our rapidly evolving world?Sondra Sutton Phung, Nicole Baldinu, and Rhonda Vetere are exemplary leaders in their respective fields, each bringing a unique blend of experience and innovation to their careers. Sondra, with a 25-year tenure at Ford, has made significant contributions in product and brand marketing, currently leading as the Marketing General Manager for electric vehicles, reflecting her commitment to environmental sustainability and mentorship. Nicole, the co-founder of Webinar Ninja and the $100 MBA transitioned from teaching to entrepreneurship, advocating the importance of short courses for career shifts and adeptly handling the challenges of leading a remote team. Rhonda, a global executive, and STEM ambassador, offers a diverse perspective from working across multiple industries, emphasizing the necessity of not being siloed, embracing change, and the value of mentorship and cultural immersion. Collectively, these three women demonstrate the power of adaptability, continuous learning, and leadership across global platforms, technology, and environmental initiatives.In this episode:Sondra Sutton Phung shares her upbringing in a small town in South Georgia and her education at Clark Atlanta University.She shares insights about transitioning to electric vehicles and Ford's environmental impact.She emphasizes the value of mentorship and advocacy in her leadership journey within Ford.Nicole Baldinu discusses her Italian heritage and connection to Sardinia.She reflects on their journey into leadership, especially the shift from individual contributor to team management.Rhonda Vetere discusses her diverse career journey, working across multiple industries like retail, insurance, and banking.She discusses the significance of mentorship and learning from different cultures and industries.She emphasizes her passion for promoting STEM fields and breaking stereotypes associated with them.Main takeaways:Working in different countries can greatly enrich professional and personal experiences.Transitioning to new roles, like electric vehicle marketing, can lead to exciting learning opportunities.Having mentors and advocates is crucial for success, especially in non-traditional career paths.Engaging in short courses or 'tasters' can provide valuable insights into potential new career paths.Successfully managing a remote team involves balancing trust and accountability.The entrepreneurial journey demands adaptability and learning new skills, especially in leadership roles.Effective leadership requires understanding team members' perspectives and maintaining clear communication.Gaining experience in various industries prevents becoming siloed and fosters a broader perspective.Change should be welcomed as an opportunity for growth and learning.Success often requires deep commitment and effort, as opposed to seeking quick rewards.Experiencing different cultures is crucial for personal and professional development.STEM fields should be presented as creative, innovative, and enjoyable to encourage wider participation.Quotes:"Managing a fully remote team... required finding that delicate balance of not micromanaging, but also verifying that work got done." - Nicole Baldinu"If you don't like what's happening within your company, do something about it." - Rhonda Vetere"Get out of your country, adapt to cultural immersions." - Rhonda VetereConnect with Denis: Email:...

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Month in the United States. Although research suggests that over 30% of pregnancies end in miscarriage, this experience can feel extremely isolating and lonely for families. It certainly did for our guest today, Anne Phung Nguyen Guzman, who experienced 2 miscarriages before giving birth to her beautiful baby boy last summer. Lack of support and empathy from her medical team, as well as toxic positivity from people around her, only made this process even more difficult. Anne has since shared her experiences on social media with vulnerability and honesty, in hopes that others who are going through their TTC (Trying to Conceive) journey can feel less alone. Everyone's TTC journey is unique and deeply personal, so we hope this episode can provide some comfort and insight if you or a loved one are going through this process. __________________________________________ Hosts: Janet Wang and Helen Wu Contributing Editor: Haemee Kang Editor: Michelle Hsieh __________________________________________ P A R T N E R S • Pampers: For trusted protection, trust Pampers, the #1 pediatrician recommended brand. • BetterHelp: Get 10% off your first month with code “ABG” at betterhelp.com/ABG __________________________________________ C O N N E C T W I T H U S • Subscribe and Follow us @asianbossgirl on Apple Podcasts/Spotify/Amazon Music/YouTube/Instagram/Twitter/Facebook • Listener Survey: Let us know your thoughts on the podcast here • Shoutouts: Give a shoutout on the podcast here • Email: hello@asianbossgirl.com __________________________________________ S U P P O R T U S • Merch: asianbossgirl.myshopify.com • Donate: anchor.fm/asianbossgirl/support • More about us at asianbossgirl.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Embark on an enthralling journey through the world of fashion with Christine Phung, award-winning fashion designer and former artistic director at Leonard and Princesse Tam Tam. In this podcast episode, hosted by Olivier Guyot, Editor-in-Chief France at Fashion Network, we traverse the multifaceted landscapes of Christine's captivating career. Discover the roots of Christine's passion for fashion and her early inspirations that set her creative path aglow. We navigate her remarkable journey, harmonizing the realms of artistry and the business acumen demanded by the fashion industry. As a creator, Christine unveiled the delicate balance between creating high-end fashion with established international brands, while embracing the influence of the social media age, where storytelling took on a new form. An intriguing highlight includes the evolution of consumer behaviors, the changing relationship with the body, and the dynamics of fashion aficionados. Christine's optimistic perspective on the era of decompartmentalization of genres, interwoven with sustainability and circularity, inspires and resonates. Her unwavering commitment to "Made in France" production reflects her vision for a more environmentally responsible fashion industry. Tune in as we explore the ever-evolving world of fashion with Christine Phung.

Embark on an enthralling journey through the world of fashion with Christine Phung, award-winning fashion designer and former artistic director at Leonard and Princesse Tam Tam. In this podcast episode, hosted by Olivier Guyot, Editor-in-Chief France at Fashion Network, we traverse the multifaceted landscapes of Christine's captivating career. Discover the roots of Christine's passion for fashion and her early inspirations that set her creative path aglow. We navigate her remarkable journey, harmonizing the realms of artistry and the business acumen demanded by the fashion industry. As a creator, Christine unveiled the delicate balance between creating high-end fashion with established international brands, while embracing the influence of the social media age, where storytelling took on a new form. An intriguing highlight includes the evolution of consumer behaviours, the changing relationship with the body, and the dynamics of fashion aficionados. Christine's optimistic perspective on the era of decompartmentalization of genres, interwoven with sustainability and circularity, inspires and resonates. Her unwavering commitment to "Made in France" production reflects her vision for a more environmentally responsible fashion industry. Tune in as we explore the ever-evolving world of fashion with Christine Phung.This podcast is brought to you by Luxurynsight, the pioneer and leader in providing data-driven solutions for luxury, fashion, and beauty industries, and FashionNetwork.com, the leading source of information for fashion professionals worldwide.

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On May 9, 1991, a police officer from the Lynnwood, Washington Police Department responded to a call about a missing person. The call came from Thanh Phung, and he told police that his 19-year-old daughter, Nguyet Thu Phung, or Wiki as most people called her, did not come home from work that day. He said that her boyfriend had picked her up early that morning and that by 11 AM, her employer had called Wiki's mother to ask if everything was okay after Wiki hadn't shown up for work. The events of May 9 would unfold to reveal more information about what may have happened to Wiki that day and lead to only a handful of ominous conclusions.If you have any information about the disappearance of Wiki Phung, please call the Lynnwood Police Department at 425-670-5600.This episode was sponsored by:Doordash- Our listeners can get 50% off, up to a $20 value no min sub total when you download the Doordash App and enter code VANISHEDGROCERY.If you have a missing loved one that you would like to have featured on the show, please fill out our case submission form.Follow The Vanished on social media at:FacebookInstagramTwitterPatreonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this throwback episode of the Millionaire Insurance Producer podcast, host Charles Specht interviews one of his sales training clients, Man Phung. Man only started writing commercial accounts about three years ago but has been implementing the things Charles has been teaching, such as Thinking BIGGER, micro-niching down, utilizing the 12-Month Timeline of Services, etc. The result is that he's writing much bigger accounts today. Charles and Man share tips in this episode about what is working and what Man changed in order to be successful. Episode Highlights: Man shares his background story and how he got started in the industry. (6:35) Man shares that their agency has over one hundred commercial accounts both in Indiana and Texas. (8:58) Man talks about the two biggest accounts that they are writing, which are construction and manufacturing. (9:45)  Man explains that he does a little bit of everything as a business owner, from cold calling to social selling to managing a team. (11:49) Man shares understanding the size of the account and class of business helped him to choose the accounts that contribute to the success of his business. (13:08) Man talks about the first big account he had in his agency and what he did to be able to write that account. (20:33) Man advises everyone to believe in their perspective and never to hold themselves back. (23:52) Man shares how he was able to win a new account with a good broker of record, which was by accident. (26:06) Man advises listeners not to let themselves hold themselves back and to change the way they think about their limiting beliefs. (29:34) Key Quotes: "You can only write so many accounts. No matter how good you are, you can only write so many accounts." - Man Phung "We are our worst enemy. We hold ourselves back. And it's true. And I used to think the same way like I couldn't do it because I'm playing against the biggest broker in the world" - Man Phung "So if you're starting some something new like me three years ago, start high and and hone in. So, figure out the revenue and then figure out what markets you have." - Man Phung Resources Mentioned: Man Phung Linkedin Brightway Insurance Reach out to Charles Specht Permission Network Insurance Agency, Inc.

In this throwback episode of the Millionaire Insurance Producer podcast, host Charles Specht interviews one of his sales training clients, Man Phung. Man only started writing commercial accounts about three years ago but has been implementing the things Charles has been teaching, such as Thinking BIGGER, micro-niching down, utilizing the 12-Month Timeline of Services, etc. The result is that he's writing much bigger accounts today. Charles and Man share tips in this episode about what is working and what Man changed in order to be successful. Episode Highlights: Man shares his background story and how he got started in the industry. (6:35) Man shares that their agency has over one hundred commercial accounts both in Indiana and Texas. (8:58) Man talks about the two biggest accounts that they are writing, which are construction and manufacturing. (9:45)  Man explains that he does a little bit of everything as a business owner, from cold calling to social selling to managing a team. (11:49) Man shares understanding the size of the account and class of business helped him to choose the accounts that contribute to the success of his business. (13:08) Man talks about the first big account he had in his agency and what he did to be able to write that account. (20:33) Man advises everyone to believe in their perspective and never to hold themselves back. (23:52) Man shares how he was able to win a new account with a good broker of record, which was by accident. (26:06) Man advises listeners not to let themselves hold themselves back and to change the way they think about their limiting beliefs. (29:34) Key Quotes: "You can only write so many accounts. No matter how good you are, you can only write so many accounts." - Man Phung "We are our worst enemy. We hold ourselves back. And it's true. And I used to think the same way like I couldn't do it because I'm playing against the biggest broker in the world" - Man Phung "So if you're starting some something new like me three years ago, start high and and hone in. So, figure out the revenue and then figure out what markets you have." - Man Phung Resources Mentioned: Man Phung Linkedin Brightway Insurance Reach out to Charles Specht Permission Network Insurance Agency, Inc.

Hang Phung spends her time between Saigon and Hanoi as a Tv host, news anchor/reporter and talent manager, primarily within sports media, and so I turn the tables around and interview her on her career so far in entertainment, media, education and more. If you enjoyed the conversation, you can find out more about Hang at @hagphugg on Instagram.

Ram cheukhat ah cun, Ro an vuih hna tikah ah a co-ting mi nih ngunkhuai cozah sin ah an pek a hau. Asinain, Australia ah cun ro vuihmi hlawnchaw chungin cozah nih ngunkhuai an la lo. Ro vuihnak kong ka chim mi rak ngai ve.

Fight Science is a new episode format in which you'll get to hear the authors of peer reviewed papers related to martial arts and combat sports explain their papers in a way that you will be able to understand. Each episode will include practical advice you can implement based on the research. This is part of our commitment to bridge the gap between research and practice. Our third paper is: Phung, J. N., & Goldberg, W. A. (2019). Promoting Executive Functioning in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder Through Mixed Martial Arts Training. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders. doi:10.1007/s10803-019-04072-3 Georgia speaks with Dr Janice Phung. Janice is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at California State University San Marcos. Her research focuses on well-being outcomes for youth on the Autism Spectrum. To follow Janice's work on Instagram: @csusm_afclab To contact Janice: https://www.csusm.edu/profiles/index.html?u=jphung Please contact Janice if you'd like to read the full paper as it is not open access. You can read another related paper by Janice here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1750946721000337 To get involved with the Conscious Combat Club: Visit our site https://www.consciouscombat.club/ Join the waitlist for Melbourne classes https://www.consciouscombat.club/naarm Join our online kickboxing classes https://www.consciouscombat.club/online Become a conscious combat coach https://www.consciouscombat.club/coaching Join our mailing list "Mat Chat' https://www.consciouscombat.club/mat-chat Join our facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/640626287248147 SUPPORT LINKS: Some listeners might find parts of this conversation distressing. Please take care, link in your support networks, or refer to one of these organizations if you need: Mental health support: https://www.beyondblue.org.au/get-support Domestic, family and sexual violence counselling, information and support https://www.1800respect.org.au/ Sexism in sport https://www.respectvictoria.vic.gov.au/ DirectLine (Alcohol & Drug Support) – 1800 888 236 (24/7) http://www.directline.org.au/ QLife (Queer-Specific Peer Support) – 1800 184 527 (3pm – midnight) – https://qlife.org.au/ Lifeline (Crisis Support & Suicide Prevention) – 13 11 14 (24/7) http://www.lifeline.org.au/gethelp Thank you so much to Nari for the beautiful song "Shape Me" heard at the beginning and end of this episode. Nari wrote this song about Shape Your Life, a boxing program for self-identified female survivors of violence in Canada. She wrote this song using the words and experiences shared by participants with Cathy Van Ingen. You can find out more about Shape Your Life in my interview with Cathy in Episode 8. You can hear more of Nari's work by going to her Instagram: @narithesaga

Hosted by  Irina Groshina Founder of http://pnwbeauty.proOwner of https://beautissima.ushttps://www.instagram.com/beautissima_usa/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071389130531Our guest: Michelle Phung10x certified PMU ArtistOwner of Evoluxe Studio&Academy.https://www.evoluxestudio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/evoluxe.studio.academyhttps://www.facebook.com/evoluxe.studio.academyhttps://www.tiktok.com/@evoluxestudioWelcome to the third episode of PNW Beauty Podcast! In this episode, our host, Irina Groshina, sits down with our special guest, Michelle Phung, a 10x certified PMU Artist and the owner of Evoluxe Studio & Academy.Michelle shares her journey in the beauty industry, starting with how she got started and her background. She also discusses her experiences with Instagram classes, her valuable lessons, and her not-so-great experiences.  She emphasizes the significance of focusing on one model during training and the subsequent steps of practicing at home and eventually renting a room. Michelle delves into her early experiences with her first clients and the support she received as a beginner. She also talks about how she utilized Instagram and Facebook to attract and retain clients, highlighting the power of networking in the beauty industry.In the latter part of the episode, Michelle clarifies the difference between permanent makeup and tattooing and discusses the financial aspects of her education and the basic starter kit costs for a permanent makeup artist. She reveals how many clients she sees daily and discusses her current strategies for finding clients.Michelle addresses the topic of market saturation in the permanent makeup industry and shares her experiences with challenging situations involving clients. She also reveals her preparation process for permanent makeup procedures.Towards the end of the episode, Michelle discusses whether she has any employees and provides tips on finding good employees in the industry. She reflects on her journey and shares valuable lessons and insights from her experience.Finally, Michelle shares her vision for the future, revealing where she sees herself in 10 years.Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction to the third episode of PNW Beauty Podcast00:30 - Guest Introduction: Michelle Phung00:50 - Michelle's background - how did you start?04:30 - Lessons from the Instagram trainer05:48 - Bad experience with Instagram classes07:23 - Practice on a real model or banana09:06 - Only one model during the training09:44 - Next step: Practice at home10:25 - Next step: rent a room11:06 - First clients13:16 - Support for beginners14:40 - Getting clients from Instagram and Facebook16:25 - Networking in the beauty industry17:40 - Promoting efforts results18:42 - More training20:38 - How to find a suitable class or training?25:39 - How long could a good class or training be?28:10 - Most recent class experience28:30 - Difference between permanent makeup and tattoo30:18 - Investment in education32:30 - Cost of a basic starter kit for a PMU artist35:17 - Number of clients seen in a day37:37 - Finding clients now38:17 - Permanent makeup market saturation39:40 - Difficult situations with clients40:14 - Preparation for permanent makeup44:02 - Employees in the business45:06 - Finding good employees48:30 - Lessons learned and looking backward50:01 - Vision for the future: Where do you see yourself in 10 years?Let's build a community together to network with fellow beauty artists and business owners in the Pacific Northwest! SUBSCRIBE FOR FUTURE EVENTS http://pnwbeauty.pro

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Ann broadcasts from the Arnold Palmer Invitational at BayHill in Orlando, Florida, and talks with veteran golf writer Gary Van Sickle about the PGA Tour's changes for 2024 featuring reduced fields and no-cuts in various tourneys; visits with Alexa Phung and Eva Estrella, two girls from Long Island who will be competing in the Drive Chip & Putt National Finals at Augusta National on April 2; and with Ken Boehner, CEO/Pres., Arnold and Winnie Palmer Foundation, on the great work of the Foundation and 'Arnie's Army Legacy Experience,' showcasing The King's letters, artifacts, & memorabilia from Latrobe. 

Ann visits with Alexa Phung and Ava Estrella who advanced to compete in the Drive Chip & Putt National Finals on Sunday, April 2, at Augusta National. Phung, 11 years old from Forest Hills, N.Y., will be competing in her third DCP National Finals, and talks about practicing with her older sister Amelie, how playing chess has helped her golf strategy and the 82-year-old veteran she is bringing to Augusta National. Ava Estrella, 15 years old from Brookville, N.Y., will be competing in her first DCP National Finals, and talks about practicing with her older brother and how doing ballet has helped her golf game.

In this episode, Jonathan Belair meets with Phung Van and Marcus Riviera who have made dramatic improvements to their business over the past year. Learn from Phung how to tackle your list of technological issues, working through issues such as account opening, e-signature and creating appointments. Hear how to establish a focal point, knowing where to drive your business.

Phung Ling finished college in 2021. He is grinding in tech sales as an SDR. His family came to America as refugees when he was a child. He was fortunate enough to learn English but his parents were not. They are working factory jobs and Phung will help them retire in 5 years! Make sure to follow his TikTok. He will tell you everything you need to know about tech sales! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hampton-dortch/message

Sondra Sutton Phung led a team that delivered over $1B of profit for Ford Motor Company's iconic SUV portfolio. Recently named Marketing General Manager for Electric Vehicles, she leveraged her STEM & HBCU education to create her transformational, data-driven marketing approach. Her perspective impacts millions in the Automotive Tech Industry. Sutton Phung is reducing the learning curve and sharing how leaders can accelerate their results through her recent features in Forbes, Fortune, Authority Magazine and other globally recognized leadership publications and podcasts. In this episode:Sondra shares about his background The Benefits of Having Mentors and Advocates in the WorkplaceHow Leaders Can Adapt to Changing Employee ExpectationsKey Takeaways:Importance of having a mentor or advocate to help reach goals Benefits of having an all rounder experience rather than just one area Networking is key for effective leadershipLeaders must be open, engaging, strong, and empathetic Tweetable Quote:“It's important to share your point of view, even if it's not one that's taken, because it does open up the dialogue for additional thoughts and ideas.” - Sondra Sutton Phung Connect with Sondra:Social Media: LinkedIn Connect with Denis:Email: denis@leadingchangepartners.comWebsite: http://www.leadingchangepartners.com/ Leadership Is Changing Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/LeadershipIsChanging/Leadership is Changing LinkedIn Page:https://www.linkedin.com/company/leadership-is-changing-podcast/

About This EpisodeSondra Sutton Phung is living proof that saying yes to new opportunities can lead to the best outcomes. She has built her career at Ford Motor Company, continuously growing and advancing all the way to Global Chief Product Marketer. A pivotal decision when she was 25 years old led her to move to Japan, an experience that would not only elevate her career but also lead to lifelong friendships and transformational learnings about patience, authenticity, and building partnerships. She now works as the Marketing General Manager for electric vehicles, which have become a true passion of hers with their vast positive impact. Sondra's bold journey emphasizes that true human connection surpasses all geographical and cultural differences. She encourages everyone to find their tribe, including a mentor and an advocate, that can support and guide you along the way. Tune in to hear Sondra's incredible journey around the world, embracing opportunity, innovation, and human connection along the way. About Sondra Sutton PhungSondra Sutton Phung is the Global Chief Product Marketer who led a team that delivered over $1B of profit for Ford Motor Company's iconic SUV portfolio. Recently named Marketing General Manager for Electric Vehicles, she leveraged her STEM & HBCU education to create her transformational, data-driven marketing approach. Her perspective impacts millions in the Automotive Tech Industry. Featured in Forbes, Fortune, Authority Magazine, and other globally recognized leadership publications and podcasts, Sutton Phung is reducing the learning curve by sharing how leaders can accelerate their results. Sutton Phung currently serves on the Executive Board of Jack and Jill of America, Oakland County, and the Cultural Arts Board for the City of Novi. She also serves as Executive Champion for DEI at Ford Motor Company, Corporate Recruiter/Mentor to first-generation college students via Ford's 1st Gen Program, and Co-founder of the Dr. Melvin Webb STEM Endowment at Clark Atlanta University. Sutton Phung holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and a Master of Science in Mathematics from Clark Atlanta University. Additional ResourcesLinked-In

- Hưởng ứng chương trình “cả nước chung tay vì người nghèo”, Văn phòng Đài Tiếng nói Việt Nam, Cơ quan thường trú khu vực Tây Bắc cùng các nhà hảo tâm đã quyên góp, hỗ trợ hộ nghèo tại xã Chiềng Phung, huyện Sông Mã, tỉnh Sơn La để xây dựng, cải tạo 07 ngôi nhà, đảm bảo cuộc sống mới ấm no. Chủ đề : VOV, xóa nhà tạm, hộ nghèo Sơn La --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vov1tintuc/support

À chaque restaurant, son univers, ses saveurs, son identité culinaire et visuelle. Derrière le nom de Bao Family se cache Céline Phung, une entrepreneuse dans l'âme qui a révolutionné la cuisine chinoise à Paris en l'espace de quelques années. C'est lors d'un voyage à Shanghai qu'elle apprend toute la complexité des techniques, des saveurs et des textures. De là, elle développe un palais qui l'amène à revisiter avec des codes contemporains la cuisine de ses origines. En résulte une cuisine savoureuse, loin des clichés et de grande qualité qui met à l'honneur les différentes régions de la Chine. Avec aujourd'hui trois restaurants, mais aussi un concept de livraison et d'épicerie, chaque adresse amène à une expérience de restauration singulière où la carte, le service, le design d'intérieur, les identités graphiques s'harmonisent pour instaurer des moments de plaisir. Depuis le laboratoire de développement à la recherche de nouveaux goûts, jusqu'à la direction de ses concepts, Céline invite le “cool” à ses tables où cuisine et image font bon ménage. Dans cet épisode, elle nous raconte son expérience personnelle de l'entrepreneuriat qui l'a amenée à construire une résilience et une créativité sans limite. « Ce qui me plaît, c'est de créer des lieux qui conviennent à des moments de vie différents.» Ce que vous allez apprendre dans cet épisode : Céline se présente Ses premières expériences Son éducation Entreprendre en France quand on vient de l'étranger Repousser les limites de son éducation familiale Son plan à la genèse du projet Ce qu'elle apprend chez PNY Son expérience à Shanghai Les classiques de la cuisine chinoise Son associé La structure Par quoi commencer pour monter un restaurant Les milestones Le modèle de restauration Se faire accompagner par des chefs Développer une identité culinaire Ses équipes Comment elle explique le succès immédiat La stratégie de presse et de communication Diversifier les expériences culinaires Le branding La période Covid Les projets à venir Ce qu'elle ferait différemment Qui elle souhaiterait entendre dans ce podcast « Lors de mes expériences, j'ai appris que lorsque tu es alignée avec toi-même, tu fais les bonnes rencontres. » « Le bouche-à-oreille est le meilleur marketing. » « Je rêvais d'un lieu qui soit atypique, inspiré de Berlin et Hong Kong. Je trouve qu'il faut bousculer la scène parisienne et créer de nouveaux lieux. » N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire à la newsletter de Entreprendre Dans La Mode, les industries créatives et l'art de vivre sur www.entreprendredanslamode.com Aussi, si vous souhaitez me contacter ou me suggérer de nouveaux invités, vous pouvez le faire sur Instagram sous le pseudonyme @entreprendredanslamode Enfin, le plus important : laissez-moi un avis sur Apple Podcast ou iTunes, 5 étoiles de préférence ; cela m'aide à faire connaître le podcast à plus de monde et me motive à faire de meilleures interviews ! Merci de soutenir ce podcast et à bientôt pour un nouvel épisode ! Références : Bao Family : https://www.baofamily.co @bao.family : https://www.instagram.com/bao.family/ PNY : https://pnyburger.com BPI : https://bpifrance-creation.fr @choquelegoff : https://www.instagram.com/choquelegoff/ @septem_paris : https://www.instagram.com/septem_paris/?hl=fr

À chaque restaurant, son univers, ses saveurs, son identité culinaire et visuelle. Derrière le nom de Bao Family se cache Céline Phung, une entrepreneuse dans l'âme qui a révolutionné la cuisine chinoise à Paris en l'espace de quelques années. C'est lors d'un voyage à Shanghai qu'elle apprend toute la complexité des techniques, des saveurs et des textures. De là, elle développe un palais qui l'amène à revisiter avec des codes contemporains la cuisine de ses origines. En résulte une cuisine savoureuse, loin des clichés et de grande qualité qui met à l'honneur les différentes régions de la Chine. Avec aujourd'hui trois restaurants, mais aussi un concept de livraison et d'épicerie, chaque adresse amène à une expérience de restauration singulière où la carte, le service, le design d'intérieur, les identités graphiques s'harmonisent pour instaurer des moments de plaisir. Depuis le laboratoire de développement à la recherche de nouveaux goûts, jusqu'à la direction de ses concepts, Céline invite le “cool” à ses tables où cuisine et image font bon ménage. Dans cet épisode, elle nous raconte son expérience personnelle de l'entrepreneuriat qui l'a amenée à construire une résilience et une créativité sans limite. « Ce qui me plaît, c'est de créer des lieux qui conviennent à des moments de vie différents.» Ce que vous allez apprendre dans cet épisode : Céline se présente Ses premières expériences Son éducation Entreprendre en France quand on vient de l'étranger Repousser les limites de son éducation familiale Son plan à la genèse du projet Ce qu'elle apprend chez PNY Son expérience à Shanghai Les classiques de la cuisine chinoise Son associé La structure Par quoi commencer pour monter un restaurant Les milestones Le modèle de restauration Se faire accompagner par des chefs Développer une identité culinaire Ses équipes Comment elle explique le succès immédiat La stratégie de presse et de communication Diversifier les expériences culinaires Le branding La période Covid Les projets à venir Ce qu'elle ferait différemment Qui elle souhaiterait entendre dans ce podcast « Lors de mes expériences, j'ai appris que lorsque tu es alignée avec toi-même, tu fais les bonnes rencontres. » « Le bouche-à-oreille est le meilleur marketing. » « Je rêvais d'un lieu qui soit atypique, inspiré de Berlin et Hong Kong. Je trouve qu'il faut bousculer la scène parisienne et créer de nouveaux lieux. » N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire à la newsletter de Entreprendre Dans La Mode, les industries créatives et l'art de vivre sur www.entreprendredanslamode.com Aussi, si vous souhaitez me contacter ou me suggérer de nouveaux invités, vous pouvez le faire sur Instagram sous le pseudonyme @entreprendredanslamode Enfin, le plus important : laissez-moi un avis sur Apple Podcast ou iTunes, 5 étoiles de préférence ; cela m'aide à faire connaître le podcast à plus de monde et me motive à faire de meilleures interviews ! Merci de soutenir ce podcast et à bientôt pour un nouvel épisode ! Références : Bao Family : https://www.baofamily.co @bao.family : https://www.instagram.com/bao.family/ PNY : https://pnyburger.com BPI : https://bpifrance-creation.fr @choquelegoff : https://www.instagram.com/choquelegoff/ @septem_paris : https://www.instagram.com/septem_paris/?hl=fr

Anh Phung is an accomplished classical & jazz flautist, who for the past several years has been plugging her instrument into guitar pedals. The resulting sounds have been featured with performing groups such as Twisted Pine, and Tullstars, as well as on her popular social media pages.  In this episode, Anh helps break down how the use of electronic effects plays into music composition, and exploring and getting used to technology drives her creative process.   Pedals: MTL Assembly: Count to 5  Neunaber: Immerse Reverberator  Chase Bliss Audio: MOOD Hotone: Wally Digitech: Whammy       Additional Music:    Flute Concerto in G Major, Mozart Orchestre National de France Antal Dorati - Conductor Jean-Pierre Rampal - Flute     Anh's Groups: Tullstars Twisted Pine

Join Pistol, Smurphy, & the returning Nikki Phung as they talk about the SDCC and Nikki's time spent there. Tune in for great stories and tips & tricks for both cosplaying and conventioning! — Visit Our Patreon Page And Support The Show! — Visit Our YouTube Page for Exclusive Video Content! PATREON: www.patreon.com/mybigfatpulllistpodcast PODCAST: www.anchor.fm/my-big-fat-pull-list MY BIG FAT PULL LIST SOCIAL MEDIA Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MyBigFatPullListPodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/myBFPL Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/my_big_fat_pull_list TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@my_big_fat_pull_list www.patreon.com/mybigfatpulllistpodcast #SDCC #SDCC22 #SanDiego #SanDiegoComicCon #Cosplay #Cosplayer #XMen #Cosplayer

Have you ever wondered how you do certain things and why? Or would you happen to be someone who is curious about human behavior?Join me as I speak with Lilian Phung, HR professional and coach, as we discuss self awareness, how we can become more aware of our actions and why it's so beneficial to learn more about what triggers your actions.Instagram:@1st_mentor_streetFacebook:1st Mentor StreetEmail:contact@1stmentorstreet.comSupport the show

In this episode, I catch up with Dr Anita Phung, a medical doctor with a wealth of experience in lifestyle medicine. We explore how being faced with the risk of developing diabetes herself, caused her to make a major change in her personal life. The power of intermittent fasting, and of course her Top 3 nutrition tips for tackling diabetes. THIS WEEK'S GIVEAWAY!This week's giveaway is a book recommended by Dr Anita. The New York Times bestseller, Atomic Habits by James Clear which explores how even the smallest changes in our lives can be truly transformative. To enter, subscribe to our newsletter at: dryemisi.com/thefoodclinicNext Wednesday, you'll receive an email and all you'll have to do is answer the following question: What were Anita's Top 3 nutrition tips for tackling diabetes? The winner will be announced on my Instagram page @DrYemisiBokinni next Saturday.

❤️ Pour soutenir le média : Banh Mi Merch & dernières créations de la team illustration “J'ai commencé en jouant de la musique sans me dire que j'arriverai à être sur scène un jour. Et puis par pleins d'autres moyens : la photo, la vidéo,... la boucle se referme et je me retrouve sur scène. Ce n'est pas le chemin que je pensais prendre mais ça m'y a mené quand même.” Pour l'épisode 33, Linda rencontre Benoit Do Quang. Benoit est réalisateur, musicien, photographe. Il a tiré le portrait de la chanteuse belge Angèle, il a monté et réalisé différents clips d'artistes de la scène hip hop belge, comme Caballero, Jean Jass, Roméo Elvis, Zwangere Guy. En 2019, la RTBF (télévision belge de la communauté française) commande une série instagram qu'il réalise avec Pablo Crutzen “plustrentedeux” qui parle de parcours migratoires, puis la websérie “Normal” qui aborde la santé mentale. Benoit parle de ses débuts en tant que photographe de concerts et festivals, musiciens avec son groupe, puis vidéaste en proposant à Caballero de lui faire un clip au détour d'une rencontre dans un tramway. On discute du fait d'être autodidacte, de se dépasser avec sa créativité : “les clips sans budget ça t'oblige à être créatif, car t'as pas de moyens et tout ce que t'as c'est tes idées et ton matos. Un chemin peut être plus dur, mais qui t'enrichit énormément.” On s'interroge sur le syndrome de l'imposteur, la culture de l'échec, et la compétition, comment amener la comparaison comme étant constructrice et motrice pour aller plus loin et se tirer ensemble vers le haut. Benoit se confie sur le documentaire réalisé avec sa maman Phung sur son parcours de réfugiée entre le Vietnam, la Malaisie puis la Belgique à Liège, un moment émouvant où l'on évoque aussi son témoignage sur l'asiaphobie pour Vice et qu'est ce qu'être asiatique aujourd'hui en Belgique. Un épisode très inspirant, humain, qui nous démontre qu'il n'y a pas de limites à la créativité, à faire ce qu'on aime, être ce qu'on veut, et que le message qu'on transmet trouve un écho peu importe notre médium. Et un épisode qui ouvre les frontières, avec pour la première fois dans Banh Mi, un invité belge ! Pose toi avec nous et écoute ce qu'on t'a préparé. Pour la version filmée, RDV sur la chaîne Youtube Banh Mi podcast. Très bonne écoute et n'hésites pas à t'abonner et m'écrire sur la page insta @banhmi.podcast/ Pour donner de la force au podcast, mettez-lui des étoiles et commentaires sur vos plateformes de podcast préférées. Pour suivre Benoit aka Asian Rocky : @asian.rocky Pour suivre Banh Mi podcast: @banhmi.podcast/ banhmiculture.com/ Musique Intro: Benjamin Pham Outro : Fantasies, Umbra Références citées dans l'émission Blue Bayou de Justin Chon Photo: Cédric Aubry Banh Mi est un podcast créé et réalisé par Linda Nguon. On se retrouve un dimanche sur deux pour un nouvel épisode.

How can you truly take advantage of events in 2022? In today's episode of the podcast, Wally and Phung share some gold nuggets they've learned from Multimillionaire event holders. They not only host their own events, but also attend events. You'll learn how to have a gameplan for a specific outcome if you do attend events and you'll learn the importance of hosting events yourself. Either way it's important to capitalize on events - whether you attend them, or host them. Like this episode? Don't forget to leave us a review! _______________________ Copyright © Dylan Starr. All rights reserved. DISCLAIMER: These videos are for entertainment purposes only. This is not meant to be financial advice. Please always do your due diligence and never stop learning. Best of luck!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/knowledgeboner/support

Alvin Phung brings 15 years experience as a real estate developer in the Southern California area, focused primarily on building 1-4 units properties in select parts of town -- selling some and holding others for cash flow. As a principal of a smaller company, he focuses primarily on new project acquisition, current development budgeting and completed development strategies. He is also a father of twins and owns a martial arts studio in Seal Beach. #developer #development #smallbusiness #smallbusinessowner #dad #dadlife #twins #podcast #podcasting #construction #cashflow

Tons of influencers who are heavy into crypto investments took a major loss recently when the market tanked. One of those influencers is KSI, a famous Vlogger on YouTube, who just lost $3M from a bad investment. What does this mean for those who are active in the crypto market and what can we learn from this experience to be better investors? Phung and Wally share their experiences in Crypto investing and dive into how to think like an investor. It's important to still have an investor mindset with Crypto instead of going off of all of the "hype". _______________________ Copyright © Dylan Starr. All rights reserved. DISCLAIMER: These videos are for entertainment purposes only. This is not meant to be financial advice. Please always do your due diligence and never stop learning. Best of luck! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/knowledgeboner/support

In this episode of the Millionaire Insurance Producer podcast, host Charles Specht interviews one of his sales training clients, Man Phung. Man only started writing commercial accounts about three years ago but has been implementing the things Charles has been teaching, such as Thinking BIGGER, micro-niching down, utilizing the 12-Month Timeline of Services, etc. The result is that he's writing much bigger accounts today. Charles and Man share tips in this episode about what is working and what Man changed in order to be successful. Episode Highlights: Man shares his background story and how he got started in the industry. (6:35) Man shares that their agency has over one hundred commercial accounts both in Indiana and Texas. (8:58) Man talks about the two biggest accounts that they are writing, which are construction and manufacturing. (9:45)  Man explains that he does a little bit of everything as a business owner, from cold calling to social selling to managing a team. (11:49) Man shares understanding the size of the account and class of business helped him to choose the accounts that contribute to the success of his business. (13:08) Man talks about the first big account he had in his agency and what he did to be able to write that account. (20:33) Man advises everyone to believe in their perspective and never to hold themselves back. (23:52) Man shares how he was able to win a new account with a good broker of record, which was by accident. (26:06) Man advises listeners not to let themselves hold themselves back and to change the way they think about their limiting beliefs. (29:34) Key Quotes: "You can only write so many accounts. No matter how good you are, you can only write so many accounts." - Man Phung "We are our worst enemy. We hold ourselves back. And it's true. And I used to think the same way like I couldn't do it because I'm playing against the biggest broker in the world" - Man Phung "So if you're starting some something new like me three years ago, start high and and hone in. So, figure out the revenue and then figure out what markets you have." - Man Phung Resources Mentioned: Man Phung Linkedin Brightway Insurance Reach out to Charles Specht Permission Network Insurance Agency, Inc.

In this episode of the Millionaire Insurance Producer podcast, host Charles Specht interviews one of his sales training clients, Man Phung. Man only started writing commercial accounts about three years ago but has been implementing the things Charles has been teaching, such as Thinking BIGGER, micro-niching down, utilizing the 12-Month Timeline of Services, etc. The result is that he's writing much bigger accounts today. Charles and Man share tips in this episode about what is working and what Man changed in order to be successful. Episode Highlights: Man shares his background story and how he got started in the industry. (6:35) Man shares that their agency has over one hundred commercial accounts both in Indiana and Texas. (8:58) Man talks about the two biggest accounts that they are writing, which are construction and manufacturing. (9:45)  Man explains that he does a little bit of everything as a business owner, from cold calling to social selling to managing a team. (11:49) Man shares understanding the size of the account and class of business helped him to choose the accounts that contribute to the success of his business. (13:08) Man talks about the first big account he had in his agency and what he did to be able to write that account. (20:33) Man advises everyone to believe in their perspective and never to hold themselves back. (23:52) Man shares how he was able to win a new account with a good broker of record, which was by accident. (26:06) Man advises listeners not to let themselves hold themselves back and to change the way they think about their limiting beliefs. (29:34) Key Quotes: "You can only write so many accounts. No matter how good you are, you can only write so many accounts." - Man Phung "We are our worst enemy. We hold ourselves back. And it's true. And I used to think the same way like I couldn't do it because I'm playing against the biggest broker in the world" - Man Phung "So if you're starting some something new like me three years ago, start high and and hone in. So, figure out the revenue and then figure out what markets you have." - Man Phung Resources Mentioned: Man Phung Linkedin Brightway Insurance Reach out to Charles Specht Permission Network Insurance Agency, Inc.

Australia ramkomh cozah caah thimnak an tuah tikah an hman mi thimnak zulhphung cu Preferential voting system a si. Thimfung thlatu nih thimnak ah mi pakhatnak tam thim khawhnak nawl an ngeihnak thimnak phung cu Preferential voting system tiin an auh.

Australia ramkomh cozah caah thimnak an tuah tikah an hman mi thimnak zulhphung cu Preferential voting system a si. Thimfung thlatu nih thimnak ah mi pakhatnak tam thim khawhnak nawl an ngeihnak thimnak phung cu Preferential voting system tiin an auh.

Should you take the lead on tasks as a business leader? Or should you outsource all of them and stay the "Visionary". Can a company even thrive with only a visionary? It's an interesting debate because most "visionaries" still call themselves the CEO of their business. In this episode, Phung shares a personal story of what happened to him recently in his networking crypto community and vents his frustrations about it... We also cover Phung and Wally handles the communication and expectations in each of their 3 business dynamics: personal business, community business, and family business. Hope you enjoy today's episode and we'll see you on the next episode of the Knowledge Boner Experience. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/knowledgeboner/support

In this podcast, Daniel shares the journey of how his parents came to Australia during the Vietnam war as refugees with absolutely no money and no possessions. In his words, they were so poor that they would run out of food. Daniel believed that to be successful in life you had to be born into wealth and therefore he had no dreams. Using Tom Cruise as one of his idols who overcame poverty, he decided to turn his life around. By studying hard and working as a dentist he became successful but realized he could only help so many people in the day. This was also a time when he discovered the power of marketing and messaging to reach people in a unique way that spoke to their wants and needs. Fast forward to today, Daniel runs his own marketing agency 'Full Books Marketing' which helps personalities and brands scale their businesses and outreach through PR (Forbes, Vogue, Entrepreneur, Yahoo), social media verification, and business consulting through the use of innovative (and sometimes controversial) marketing methods. Daniel also runs his own podcast 'From Poverty To Success' and shares a lot of the wisdom and tips he has learned through his business and from various mentors that he passes on to the public. You can reach out to Daniel who is happy to provide a complimentary consultation to help you grow your business, by visiting: www.calendly.com/fullbooks/breakfree

In this episode, Linh explores creativity, Asian heritage, socio-cultural family influences on life with Hai Phung, a multi-talented artist and visionary, who moved to Costa Rica to leap into a new reality that gave her space to focus on her healing journey and lean into her creative powers within her community. Hai Phung shares her story of the experiences with creativity being an Asian American and how this relationship has evolved in that creation is the key to living a legendary life with timeless value.Join Linh & Hai Phung in this episode!What keywords come up in this episode?Creative Expression, Creativity Blocks, Socio-cultural Influences on Purpose, Being from a Family of Immigrants, Story of the Starving Artist, Liberal Arts in Educational System, Inner Child Plays, Getting the Space to Know Yourself, Tropical Climates to Show You Real Parts of yourself, Healing Path Ties to Our Families, Multi-Generational Trauma, Healing Allowed the Creativity to Come, Clearing the Mental Chatter & What Other People Think, Shifting Values Towards What Will Give Back to Us, Leaving Corporate Jobs & Safety, Facing the Fear Anyways, Asian Women Representation in Media, Exploring the Image of Asian Women, Rewriting SpiritualityHow can you reach out to Hai Phung? On Instagram @oceanphoenix-------✴ New episodes of Soulthentic come out every week! Stay tuned for more enlightening conversations with soulprenuers like you!✴ For more on Linh's offerings and the podcast, visit LinhEmbodied.com✴ Follow @linhembodied on social media for updates on the podcast!With heart and gratitude,Linh Embodied--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/soulthenticpodcast/support This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit souleomedicine.substack.com

Phung Tran is an ACSM Certified exercise physiologist. Who found Be Active is Easy LLC based in Atlanta, GA, USA that works with people to understand true fitness and design an exercise routine that fits them, as opposed to them falling themselves into an endless spiral of disinformation.Instagram vs. reality - Did you know that around 68% of adults edit their pictures before sharing on social media? Or how Instagram influencers manipulated their images either by using photography tricks or straight-up image alternating software to deceive the viewers. It is so important to differentiate between camera magic versus reality so we all set the right mindset.Love your body - Learn to differentiate between fatphobic remarks and helpful medical advice. It is true that the number of obese cases in the US has exploded during the last couple of decades. You can love your body, but you also want a healthy body to support it. Our body is the only one we have got. By investing in it, we can ensure more success in our business.The 4-Pillar LIFE Standard - Changing is hard; upending a bad habit is even harder. More than 60% of people fail their New Year resolutions within the first 6 months. My own personal standard employs both science and mindfulness to create the best life you can live.Phung's personal standard employs both science and mindfulness, to create the best life you can live.Email: info@beactiveiseasy.comWebsite: https://beactiveiseasy.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beactiveiseasy/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/beactiveiseasy/Previous Engagements:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-137-how-to-look-feel-better-than-just-instagram/id1542656338?i=1000524640581https://beactiveiseasy.com/take-a-break-to-care-for-health-with-jonathan/https://beactiveiseasy.com/physical--tness-unique-to-your-background/The Habit Forming Checklist Lead Magnet: https://beactiveiseasy.com/the-habit-forming-checklist-for-you/ Signature program: https://beactiveiseasy.com/fun-fitness-with-phung/ Previous podcast interviews and articles: https://beactiveiseasy.com/media-features/ Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/JasmineCastillo)

Ling Ling Phung was a 1 year old in Vietnam when her parents chose to escape the regime and become refugees as one of the many Vietnamese Boat people who landed in Hong Kong after an unbelievably risky 3 day boat trip across the South China Sea. Gav & Ling Ling have a very honest conversation about her life as an immigrant in the US and the UK and talk about the (sadly extremely topical) issue of immigrants, refugees and immigration. And love. They talk a lot about love and how love can overcome probabilities. Ling Ling is currently practicing Zen & The Art of Social Innovation. She combines social innovation tools + mindfulness practices to help people and organisations become more effective innovators. She has recently launched an online course https://zen-the-art-of-social-innovation.teachable.com/ where we have a 20% discount code for listeners that will be good till the end of 2021: GAVISGREAT (she chose this code, not me…) Her Zen & The Art of Social Innovation newsletter is here https://www.twolings.com/newsletter Please have a listen, leave a review and subscribe. Thank you.

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In this episode, Phung and I talk about self-care through fitness and exercise. If you don t take time for your health, you ll have to take time for your illness. Excited to achieve your ideal body with healthy habits that last forever? Then Phung Tran is your new fitness bestie. As an ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist, Phung has helped young women of color like you, to implement Science-backed methods to lose weight, with personalized exercise routines and the joy of eating. Her fitness strategy has prompted her clients to be more health-conscious while continuing to enjoy life as it should be. Link: Website: https://beactiveiseasy.com/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/beactiveiseasy/ Free checklist: https://beactiveiseasy.com/the-habit-forming-checklist-for-you/ Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/beactiveiseasy/ YouTuber recommendation: Body Weight Warrior https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU0DZhN-8KFLYO6beSaYljg --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alysia-lyons/support

Brian Stelter debriefs on the first three months of 2021 with CNN senior media editor An Phung and media reporters Kerry Flynn and Oliver Darcy. From major newsroom leader resignations, to the "personalization" of journalism, to defamation lawsuits, they identify and digest the biggest themes in the media business and share their predictions for the coming months. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy