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El sábado vimos con asombro  a un coronel de apellido Ramírez paralizar la conmemoración del 8 de marzo porque un grupo de mujeres negras de Monte Plata cantaba la salve “Aguacero va a llover” y el oído del policía lo escuchaba en creole. El comandante Ramírez dijo que él no permitiría eso y desconectó las bocinas.Suspender una actividad de esa naturaleza no ocurría en la RD desde los 12 años, pero la reformada policía de Luis Abinader lo hace.Nunca hemos  esperado mucho de la policía dominicana por más anuncios que se hagan porque el autoritarismo está en su origen y no hay manera que con cursos y talleres se supere lo que es intrínseco de una institución o persona.Pero escuchar a supuestos comunicadores que dicen tener títulos universitarios decir que el baile de palos o los atabales atentan contra los valores crisitianos de la REpública Dominicana me mueve a risa pero por otro lado me preocupa porque hay demasiado gente a quienes  como dijo Humberto Eco"Las redes sociales le dan el derecho de hablar a legiones de idiotas que primero hablaban sólo en el bar después de un vaso de vino, sin dañar a la comunidad. Ellos eran silenciados rápidamente y ahora tienen el mismo derecho a hablar que un premio Nobel. Es la invasión de los idiotas"No soy quien para decir que Eco a quien conocí en los 80 porque su análisis semiótico “La estructura Ausente” era texto en la escuela de comunicación de la UASD fue tremendista.En estos días las empresas andan persiguiendo el efecto Dunning-Kruger que se define como la percepción que una persona con escasos conocimientos tiene de sí misma al creer que sabe más de lo que en realidad conoce. Este tipo de individuos suele opinar acerca de todo sin tener un conocimiento adecuado de las materias que se tratan.Ese fenómeno descrito a mitad del siglo pasado muestra por oposición a la persona de alta formación que precisamente por su nivel de conocimiento siempre duda. Los test laborales andan buscando eso por el daño que suele provocar en las corporaciones.Las redes están llenas de personas que saben más de medicinas que los médicos, más de música que los músicos y que se atreven a hablar y a opinar de lo que sea. Parafraseando a Eco los manager de gradería que ahora opinan en las redes lo que antes se teorizaba en los colmadones.Yo tendría 8 o 9 años la primera vez que oi del profesor Julio Gautreau la palabra “atabal” que no se usa en el sur del país donde simplemente se llaman palos.Atabal es una palabra hispánica de origen árabe que quiere decir tambor y en RD se usa sobre todo en la región este para definir las fiesta de Palos. El cibao y el sur usan el término palos.Los palos o atabales nos han acompañado a lo largo de la historia y no hay provincia dominicana en la que estén ausentes. Eso está comprobando en varias investigaciones de gente muy seria que no sabe de todo como los opinadores en boga.DEcir que los atabales son propios de los haitianos evidencia un analfabetismo cultural y una expresión del síndrome aquel del que cree que lo sabe todo. Aquí se tocan atabales desde la era colonial frente a la iglesia del Seibo, en poblados de mayoría blanquita como cañafistol en Baní y Monte Adentro en Salcedo. Se tocan en la sierra y los dominicanos lo han llevado a EStados Unidos, Canadá y España. Que penoso es que gente que no sabe de una cosa haga el ridículo escribiendo o hablando de todo y cuanto daño nos hace.

In this enlightening episode of the Kaya Cast Podcast, we are joined by Seibo Shen, the visionary behind Form Vape, who shares his remarkable journey from creating groundbreaking vaporizers to becoming a pivotal coach and mentor in the cannabis industry. Dive into Seibo's world as he recounts the early days of navigating through the tech industry, his evolution into the cannabis space, and the profound lessons learned from both soaring successes and challenging setbacks.Through engaging stories and heartfelt reflections, Seibo encapsulates the essence of sustainable success in the cannabis industry—not just in terms of revenue, but in alignment with personal values and health. He opens up about his transformative experiences during meditation, a sabbatical, and his ventures into coaching, capturing how these shaped his approach to both business and life.This episode delves deep into the philosophy of viewing entrepreneurship as an infinite game, where the journey itself enriches one's life infinitely, contrasted against merely playing to win finite goals. Seibo's insights encourage aspiring cannabis entrepreneurs to embrace their paths, learn from every high and low, and understand the deeper implications of their ambitions.Whether you're a seasoned cannabis business owner or a newcomer dreaming of making an impact, Seibo's stories and strategies will inspire you to rethink success, prioritize self-awareness, and cherish the ride in the ever-evolving cannabis landscape. Get ready to explore how aligning your personal growth with your business goals can transform challenges into stepping stones towards a fulfilling career and life. Find out more about Form Vape at:https://www.formvape.com/https://www.instagram.com/formvape/https://www.linkedin.com/company/form-vape-technologies/https://www.linkedin.com/in/seibo-shen/Highlights:00:00 Success and Failure in Business01:22 Welcome to Kaya Cast01:54 Journey into the Cannabis Industry04:11 From Law School to Tech06:07 Creating High-End Vaporizers07:49 The Importance of the Journey08:47 Aligning with Purpose12:20 Meditation and Coaching26:43 Infinite vs. Finite Games32:32 Embracing Challenges and Growth41:06 Final Thoughts and Farewell#kayacast

Seibo Shen combines the worlds of technology and wellness as an inventor, product designer, and transformation coach. With an impressive track record, he has contributed to the successful exits of six tech companies and led three cannabis brands to win multiple Cannabis Cup awards. Currently, he's the Chief Innovation Officer at Form Vape Technologies and the head coach at I AM Self Mastery Academy. Beyond his professional life, Seibo is passionate about gardening, meditation, and spending quality time with his family.

The video interview with Seibo is also available on The Connected Caroline YouTube Channel.Download the I AM Equation and Start Manifesting TodayLINKS:WebsiteFB LIIGTikTokA Note From Seibo Shen: Hi, I'm Seibo Shen, I'm an entrepreneur, mindset and business coach and I have been part of six successful exits. While I have spoken at SXSW, ArcView, New West Summit, and been interviewed by publications such as Business Insider and Forbes, I still did not feel content with my accomplishments. I found out that if you live by society's standards, you will never feel fulfilled because those weren't your dreams to begin with. I felt betrayed by society, I did everything I was supposed to do to be happy. I sacrificed my time, my health, and my relationships. I decided to do a 180 and became ULTRA SPIRITUAL. This provided me with a lot of relief from the mental suffering and pressure that I felt as an entrepreneur but I could also see downsides to always living in the moment and trusting that the universe will take care of you. This led me to create a framework that would take the best from both worlds. I wanted to combine practical, utilitarian skills with a metaphysical ideology so that you can lead a life of passion and purpose without sacrificing abundance. Now, I want to share this framework with as many people who want to begin prioritizing fulfillment and have self-mastery over their own lives. 

This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Seibo Shen, creator of The I Am Self Mastery Academy, and he did not disappoint!  This episode is just full of takeaways, as we learned from Seibo about the “I Am Equation,” which consists of Intuition, Actualization, and Manifestation, and "takes the pressure off of yourself for having to figure everything out. You simply follow your HIGHEST JOY and the rest of life will unfold even more beautifully than you could have envisioned."We also talked about the law of attraction, having professional AND personal success, the 3 categories of consciousness, the power of meditation, breath work, the double slit experiment and so much more!Seibo Shen, is an entrepreneur, mindset and business coach who has had 6 successful exits. He has spoken at SXSW, ArcView, New West Summit, and been interviewed by publications such as Business Insider and ForbesSeibo has put together a framework that combines practical, utilitarian skills with a metaphysical ideology to help us lead a life of passion and purpose without sacrificing abundance. Now, he wants to share this framework with as many people who want to begin prioritizing fulfillment and have self mastery over their own lives.To learn more about Seibo:Website:https://iamselfmastery.com/seibo-knows-homeInstagram:@SeiboShem@IamseflmasteryTo stay connected with Better Place Project and for updates and behind the scenes info, please follow us on social media:Website:https://www.betterplaceproject.org/ Instagram: @BetterPlaceProj To follow Steve on Instagram@SteveNorrisOfficialFacebook: Facebook.com/BetterPlaceProjectPodcastTwitter: @BetterPlaceProjEmail: ...

Well guys this is it for iC!  I tried to think of something intelligent or witty or thought provoking to leave you all with, but it didn't come. Words can't really express the gratitude I feel for everyone who gave me their ears over the last 7 years. If you let me into to you workout session, your commute to work, your bathroom time, thank you!  I had no idea what to expect from starting a podcast. It truly was just an excuse for me to meet awesome people like Hua, Ben Larson, Seibo, Doug Leighton, Emily and Morgan Paxhia. I had no idea it would turn into such a meaningful part of life. It still amazes me that all of you smart people took interest in what a chubby stoner entrepreneur had to say about startups and investing. I never went to school for business and did my best to hang with the big dogs of cannabis investing. A couple groups I want to address directly: To the founders - keep going. Keep learning. You don't know what opportunity is going to pop. Whether it be in cannabis or another industry, keep fucking going! To the investors- I'm sorry this industry hasn't worked out better so far. I'm still a believer that with time great wealth can be created from cannabis, but the obstacles and barriers are still monumental.  To the guests - thank you for taking a chance on me! I was a kid with zero experience with either cannabis or podcasting. Thank you for everything you taught me.  To Producer Erik and Director Jacob - without question the fondest memories of the show will be with you two just trying to figure shit out. In many ways my favorite time was when nobody listened and we did this for ourselves. Let's start a new show!  For the last time . . . Tune in, listen up, get acquainted!

CONSUME MAIM TIME on your podcast player of choice... and YouTube!#063: Six exits and however many millions earned and burned later... what does it all mean?  What do you do when you reach "success"?What do you do when you're BURNED OUT?How do you stay young?What's the secret?Chillionaire Mindset Coach for Burnt-out Over-Achievers Seibo Knows!I LOVED THIS CONVERSATION!THIS EPISODE IS A PROPER GOLD MINE, M8!!!We are on FIRE. We are GLOWING with energy.We want what's best for you to manifest your dreams into reality and then transcend!We go deep and hard about some esoteric sheeeeiiiiiit.(Or maybe not deep and harrrrd enough?)What do you think? Is Seibo full of crap? AM I FULL OF CRAP?Tune in and find out!(Ladies, there's a moment or 2 where we talk about something sexual, please don't be grossed out or offended. We love you!)We touch upon a ton of amazing things:Can you hustle your way as an achiever while lowering your stress  to stay young, and be more effective?Self-awareness on one's journey - Seibo's where Maim wants to be, but Maim's not quite there yet and that's okay. Maim is exactly where he needs to be, and with that self-awareness he can appreciate and be grateful for the moment and stage he's in now. You can do the same.Climbing Mazlow's Hierarchy of Needs to transcend it(?)Not rushing to get to the next level in the videogame of life -- not as fast as possible, but going through as thoroughly as possible in order to be better equipped and wiser for the final bossWhat happens when you "skip" the achiever stage and become a hippy seeking enlightenment right out of college? (Spoiler alert: You crash on Seibo's couch like a cheeky bum and realize you've been missing out on that part of life lol)Doing things like becoming a successful CEO out of something simple and deep like fear, or like a sense of not belongingAre you spending a buncha money out of actual generosity or because you want people to like you and you want to look like a hotshot?What sort of mindset is beneficial to you on the way to achieving your goals?What sort of paradigms are out there for you?What sort of immense benefits for meditation are there for you?We talk about Psycho-Cybernetics of course lolWho are you more likely to listen to, some hippy who doesn't have experience in the 3D-real-business-world, or a spiritual coach whose been running 3 companies for 3 years longer than he needed?In order to understand the metaphysical and esoteric, you have to first grasp the physical / material 3D world. It's all in stages.Seibo's Sheeeeiiiit:https://www.instagram.com/seiboshen/https://www.instagram.com/chillionairecoach/https://www.youtube.com/c/seiboshen/videosseiboknows.comSupport the show (http://maimtime.com/support)

Seibo Shen went to law school (and dropped out after two weeks), ran the race of Silicon Valley startups while running up his bank account balance, and served as a CEO in the cannabis space. Driven to accomplish so much from the strict and demanding upbringing instilled in him by his father, Seibo decided to reset his life and follow the loving and nurturing lessons of his mother. He now working as a transformational coach, helping professionals avoid the burn-out that he experienced. Please have a listen as we discuss Seibo's journey to self-discovery. Show Notes: 00:39 - Seibo featured in the Asian Hustle Network book Uplifted, helping Asian entrepreneurs achieve success. 02:27 - Seibo's origin story of dropping out of law school, finding career success creating software in Silicon Valley, and eventually moving into the cannabis space. 04:47 - The law of diminishing returns of fulfilment in continued monetary success. 08:51 - About this relentless drive to success: the amazing gift of Seibo's father. 12:17 - Learning by doing things: The difference between reading a map and walking the terrain. 13:35 - As a CEO, concerning yourself more about your team's success than your own advancement. 15:29 - Seibo as a coach: success stories. 17:59 - The parenting style of Seibo's mother and father. 20:20 - What Seibo kept from his own upbringing when parenting his children, and what he changed. 24:15 - Being able to self-express and show vulnerability as a parent. 26:57 - Showing your true, authentic self instead of trying to be the smartest person in the room. 27:56 - Using curiosity and understanding to heal the divisiveness in the world. 30:14 - Understanding the roots of racial prejudice. 33:18 - Making the best decisions with the information you have at the time. 35:55 - Seibo's one piece of advice to sandwich parents. #seiboshen #seiboknows #seibospeaks #SherryYuanHunter #asianhustlenetwork #sandwichparenting #parenting #startuplife #fatherhood #motherhood #ceo #transformationalcoach #selfdiscovery #cannabis #professionaldevelopment #AsianMentalHealth --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sandwich-parenting/message

El 158 aniversario de la restauración y el centenario de la coronación de la Virgen de la Altagracia coinciden con una nueva tragedia en el hermano pueblo de Haiti, víctima de un terremoto y que en unas horas será afectado por las lluvias de la tormenta Grace. La restauración, como aprendí en la UASD, es la gran guerra patria de carácter popular y formadora de nuestra identidad. Quienes ya eran dominicanos superaron sus propias divisiones para defender lo que ya era una nación. No sin problemas porque en dos años de guerra hubo cuatro gobiernos incluyendo un triunvirato. Y el primer gobierno en armas apenas duró un mes porque Gaspar Polanco siquitrilló al bello Pepillo Salcedo. En términos de la religiosidad católica es el centenario de la coronación de la Altagracia como Protectora del Pueblo dominicano que, como en todo andamos divididos, no puede ser patrona porque ya lo era la Mercedes aquella a quien nuestra historia hispanófila le dio carácter de virgen colonialista porque se le atribuye tomar partido en contra de los nativos en el famoso golfo de las flechas. Supongo que es parte de esa historia novelada que debemos superar por carente de fundamento pero formadora de ideología. No sé si hay otra historia en el mundo que incluya la aparición de una virgen. La tradicional celebración mariana de la Altagracia, el 21 de enero, está asociada a la batalla de la limonada y a la promesa de los lanceros de Higuey y el Seibo que participaron en ella y que regresaron sanos y salvos después de cruzar la isla desde la hoy frontera con Haiti. Aunque los libros dicen que la batalla se peleó cerca de lo que hoy es Cabo Haitiano, la comunidad actual de Sabana real dista muchos kilómetros al sur en la franja fronteriza entre La descubierta y Hondo Valle. En esa “batalla” entre las fuerzas coloniales de España y Francia en 1691 el aporte de El seibo e Higuey debió ser limitado porque el censo de la época dice que una población tenía 60 casas y la otra 80. Los lanceros agradecidos que nos heredaron el culto altagraciano era una cincuentena de peones armados por un palo que terminaba en púa y tenían que dar muchas gracias por sobrevivir en esas condiciones. La historia real indica que no era más que una peonada conducida por sus jefes igual a la guerra que al trabajo. El 16 de agosto es una fecha preterida, casi condenada a ser segundona por los accidentes de la historia. Para una parte de la población no es más que la fecha de toma de posesión de los presidentes y eso coincide con el primer gobierno estable después de la restauración. Los diarios de hoy están plagados análisis del primer año de gobierno de Abinader y de la cancelación de la fiesta del Centenario de la Tatica y pocos o ninguno tratan de explicar la gran guerra popular de la restauración porque a este pueblo se le niega hasta eso que es la posibilidad de celebrarse a si mismo.

Seibo is an amazing example of success. He took a passion (cannabis), during a time when it was considered "taboo" (and was illegal), and created a successful business. Despite not having any family support (both moral support and financial support), Seibo followed his gut and his drive to push through the judgement and criticism and created a brand that is well recognized and celebrated in the cannabis space. With the taste of victory, Seibo shares his story and is now on a mission to help others find their passions and help them experience the success they desire.

Seibo Shen currently runs three companies in the cannabis space that make devices that allow the consumer to benefit from cannabis without the negative side effects of smoking. He also runs a few additional groups including Cannadads and Cannathlete. Furthermore, he is an executive mindset coach teaching highly successful people who are not fulfilled how to reprioritize their lives and become human beings instead of human doings.

Wisdom session with Seibo Shen, Founder of VapeXhale, Brnrlab, and Hanu Labs. From dropping out of law school to being part of 5 startup exits to founding four of his own startups, Seibo is definitely one to learn from. Since we first met online a few months ago, Sebo has become our most avid Hi Right Now community host, supporter, and sounding board. We dive deep into what led him to go on a startup journey, how he manages to do much while not losing sight of his family and hobbies, and his vision for building a transformational community. Say Hi Right Now: https://hirightnow.co Be part of the Hi Right Now community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hirightnow Follow Hi Right Now: https://instagram.com/sayhirightnow https://twitter.com/sayhirightnow

Seibo Shen joins Teen to talk about psilocybin and the experience of shrooms. Seibo is the founder and CEO of the cannabis company Hanu Labs (https://hanulabs.com/) and has deep experience with psilocybin (aka magic mushrooms). Teen tries to describe to Seibo his first experience with the psychedelic, what it was really like, whether it was a worthwhile, and whether or not people should be encouraged to try it. SUBMISSIONS & COMMENTS: editor.planamag@gmail.com EFPA Opening Theme: "Fuck Out My Face" by Ayekay (open.spotify.com/artist/16zQKaDN5XgHAhfOJHTigJ)

In the latest podcast, Seibo joins Rob to discuss why men should continue to develop EQ, his journey to get to where he is now and commentary on the benefits and potential pitfalls.  02:09 - Intro Rob explains his process of being a relationship coach where he supports men to open up and engage in areas of their emotional intelligence they are deficient in. Whether that be social, personal and work life, Rob can help.  03:21 - What Does BAD Mean To Rob? Interestingly this definition changed over time for Rob, from traditionally badass beliefs expected from society to increasing importance on character values and emotional connection. Listeners should note the importance of staying true to the values you, and only you believe in but then having the fortitude to stand tall when your values are challenged from all sides.  05:26 - Origins of a King In this section Rob explains his embarrassing story; the feelings of shame and the guilt of being ugly felt during his first rejection led him to take those first steps to develop himself and become the person he is now.  Identifying and taking ownership of his shortcomings led him to refine his relationship skills and incorporate social frameworks. Rob shares that even after developing these social skills you are still not guaranteed success; even after finding success, Rob continued to experience empty interactions which eventually lead to suicidal thoughts.  Rob's experience can be quite relatable to other Asian men and highlights the dangers of neglecting all of our emotions or refusal to confront past trauma which can negatively shape our character. Rob commented that strength to express the full range of emotions to the fullest and embrace this side created vibrancy in life he didn't have before - as men, it can be easy to fall into the trap to pursue complete mastery over our emotions, but in its pursuit can prevent us from being human.  12:36 - How to develop EQ  Rob and Seibo discuss how to take small, actionable steps to begin developing EQ. Many of the key areas require an honest dialogue with yourself such as your fears, forgiveness for an experience that can be seen as shameful and addressing negative self-worth. It should be said, many of these areas can be difficult to explore where it is important to move past the ego which can prevent you from exploring these negative emotions and taking steps to resolve them.  Character experience is developed through slow, incremental changes but with continual, positive experiences and breakthroughs. Over time you can make these changes, but it requires complete effort time. While the journey was long, in Rob's eyes it was worth it. 25:16 - Challenges of being an Asian man Taking this back to the topic of Asian men, the pair explore aspects of Asian men that can be beneficial or a barrier to developing EQ. The ability to conduct root cause analysis can quickly identify areas for improvement, but common traits such as being overly self-critical may inhibit progress.   29:41 - Transformative Change & Creating More Sustainable Relationships In the last big topic, Rob empathises the need to acknowledge mistakes and not to be overly calculated and curated, which can hinder your ability to create better human relationships. Rob's transformational change was attributed to his ability to express characteristics authentic to himself, taking true ownership of his values and flaws, as well as showing vulnerability; much akin to the characteristics of the Byronic Hero. Defining these traits also allowed him to screen people in his personal and love life to form higher quality communities aligned with his values.  If listeners are sceptical about expressing negative emotions, in Rob's experience it was these difficult experiences that created chances to create strong emotions and stronger bonds between parties.  54:46 - Where to find...

Michael and Seibo talk with Nikil Viswanathan, co-founder and CEO of Alchemy, the world's leading blockchain developer platform powering over $7.5 billion dollars in transactions in 99% of the countries in the world. In this episode, we talked about: [05:12] How Down To Lunch was born [12:01] How Nikil became a high-performer [13:10] How he maintains health as a startup founder [16:15] His cultural upbringing with East and South Asians [21:15] Getting to know Nikil with rapid-fire questions [31:10] How he worked through obstacles as a startup founder [38:17] How he had the confidence to get investors to believe in his team [42:08] Something Nikil's still struggling is work-life balance as an entrepreneur Learn more about Alchemy: https://alchemyapi.io/company (https://alchemyapi.io/company). Connect with Nikil at http://nikilster.com and @nikilster on Instagram / Twitter. --------------------------------------- Connect with us: Download the collection of wisdom from our podcast guests at http://badassasiandudes.com/subscribe (http://badassasiandudes.com/subscribe). Follow the Instagram at http://instagram.com/badassasiandudesofficial (http://instagram.com/badassasiandudesofficial) Register for one of our virtual Saturday Social Hours: https://bit.ly/BADsocialhour (https://bit.ly/BADsocialhour). If you're interested in developing your own emotional intelligence with other Fulfilled Asian Males (FAM), join the waitlist: http://bit.ly/emotiondojo (http://bit.ly/emotiondojo). Get on the waitlist for our merch dropping soon! https://badassasiandudes.com/merch (https://badassasiandudes.com/merch).

Michael and Seibo talk with Kyle Wong, CEO and founder of Pixlee, a marketing company aimed at helping brands rethink user-generated content to be more authentic for the next generation. In this episode, we talked about: Asian representation in leadership positions in media Being badass means mastering your craft How Kyle got started in entrepreneurship How Kyle is amplifying the Asian American voice How has COVID impacted business and personal life The importance of mentorship Detaching personal identity with business or entrepreneurial success Connect with Kyle Wong! LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kylewong/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kylewong/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kwong47/ (https://www.instagram.com/kwong47/) Pixlee: https://www.pixlee.com (https://www.pixlee.com) --------------------------------------- Connect with us: Sign up for the Sex & Relationships Q&A Panel: http://bit.ly/sexpanelforasiandudes (http://bit.ly/sexpanelforasiandudes). Join the other 1100+ Badass Asian Dudes on Facebook: http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes (http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes). Register for one of our virtual Saturday Social Hours: https://bit.ly/BADsocialhour (https://bit.ly/BADsocialhour). If you're interested in developing your own emotional intelligence with other Fulfilled Asian Males (FAM), join the waitlist: http://bit.ly/emotiondojo (http://bit.ly/emotiondojo).

Victor and Seibo talk with Alan Z, hip hop artist and actor, about how he's combining social activism with music. Breaking the mold of the Model Minority, Alan is using his voice and platform to inspire the Asian community to stand up. In this episode, we talked about: How Alan get into the music industry How hip hop was the perfect avenue for Alan to express himself How Alan got past obstacles in forging his own path growing up What made him shift into rapping about Asian American issues Breaking the mold of the quiet Asian Connect with Alan Z! YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/AlanZmusic (http://www.youtube.com/user/AlanZmusic) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alanzmusic (https://www.facebook.com/alanzmusic) Instagram: http://instagram.com/alanzmusic (http://instagram.com/alanzmusic) Twitter: https://twitter.com/AlanZmusic (https://twitter.com/AlanZmusic) TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@alanzmusic (https://www.tiktok.com/@alanzmusic) Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2sSwCAZDFSHkjrhh6M0ycx (https://open.spotify.com/artist/2sSwCAZDFSHkjrhh6M0ycx) IMDb: https://imdb.me/alanz (https://imdb.me/alanz) SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/alanzmusic (https://soundcloud.com/alanzmusic) --------------------------------------- Connect with us: Sign up for the Sex & Relationships Q&A Panel: http://bit.ly/badrappanel (http://bit.ly/badrappanel). Join the other 1100+ Badass Asian Dudes on Facebook: http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes (http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes). Register for one of our virtual Saturday Social Hours: https://bit.ly/BADsocialhour (https://bit.ly/BADsocialhour). If you're interested in developing your own emotional intelligence with other Fulfilled Asian Males (FAM), join the waitlist: http://bit.ly/emotiondojo (http://bit.ly/emotiondojo).

[Seibo Shen is the CEO of Vapexhale, Hanu Labs, and BRNR Lab, dad, husband, and executive business coach.] I speak with Seibo on why he uses psychedelics and cannabis and why he chooses to do so as a father and serial entrepreneur. One of the things they never tell you is JUST how much of the wealthiest, most successful people on the planet do drugs. But not just any drugs. What you see time and again is the same 3-4 substances - ayahuasca, psilocybin mushrooms, DMT, and LSD. So the question you might be asking yourself now is....is there a reason for this? In this interview, we talk about the benefits and side effects of some of the more common hallucinogens, how that helps some people perform at a much higher level, and the freaky part of experiencing other realities. If you're curious about psychedelics and exploring altered states of mind, or if you're a seasoned psychonaut - this is the episode for you. If you want to pick up your own vape pen or want to support what Seibo's about, check out his site below: https://brnrlab.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/greatdate/support

Victor and Seibo talk with Jerry Won, founder of Just Like Media, a podcast production company that produces Dear Asian Americans, Asian Podcast Network, and many more. In this episode, we talked about: Being badass means being authentic, without the front How Jerry shifted from inauthentic consulting and into founding multiple podcast shows The imbalance of work and family were breaking points Starting a new company with a family Pushing past Asian family's limiting beliefs Communication is about expressing what you don't know as well Connect with Jerry personally: On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerrywon (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerrywon) On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jerryjwon (https://www.instagram.com/jerryjwon) Listen to the Dear Asian Americans podcast: https://www.instagram.com/dearasianamericans (https://www.instagram.com/dearasianamericans) --------------------------------------- Connect with us: Join the other 1100+ Badass Asian Dudes on Facebook: http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes (http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes). Register for one of our virtual Saturday Social Hours: https://bit.ly/BADsocialhour (https://bit.ly/BADsocialhour). Get on the waitlist for the Emotion Dojo for Asian Men, a brotherhood of fulfilled Asian males working on their emotional intelligence: http://bit.ly/emotiondojo (http://bit.ly/emotiondojo).

Victor and Seibo talk with Johnny Chen, founder of the men's group coaching platform and community, Sail. In this episode, we talked about: 03:12 Being badass means knowing when you're right and when you're wrong 05:51 How Johnny got into working with male vulnerability 09:21 The blockages in emotional growth 14:48 The benefits of developing a better connection to the emotions of our bodies 19:25 How Sail aims to help men connect deeper with others 22:47 Ask "what" questions, rather than "why" 30:50 What's making Johnny start this company 37:47 Raising capital for a company to focus on men's mental health Connect with Johnny: On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnnychen0 (https://www.instagram.com/johnnychen0) Train your mental and emotional fitness at Sail: https://joinsail.co (https://joinsail.co) --------------------------------------- Connect with us: Join the other 1100+ Badass Asian Dudes on Facebook: http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes (http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes). Register for one of our virtual Saturday Social Hours: https://bit.ly/BADsocialhour (https://bit.ly/BADsocialhour) Get on the waitlist for the Emotion Dojo for Asian Men, a brotherhood of fulfilled Asian males working on their emotional intelligence: http://bit.ly/emotiondojo (http://bit.ly/emotiondojo).

Seibo, Victor, and Brandon talk with Jason Shen, tech entrepreneur, writer, speaker, Asian American advocate, and CEO of Midgame, a esports and gaming analytics company. In this episode, we talked about: Jason's definition of a Badass Asian Dude Jason's Asian American male study Having limited Asian representation contributes to many self limiting beliefs Bruce Lee was a trailblazer and left a legacy, but unfortunately still the only one that comes to mind for many The most surprising insights since the study The 3 factors to job satisfaction Developing emotional resiliency through breaking masculine stereotypes in sports The hard part of maintaining founder relationships Taking risks means letting go of the outcomes Connect with Jason: http://twitter.com/jasonshen (http://twitter.com/jasonshen) Newsletter: http://jasonshen.substack.com (http://jasonshen.substack.com) Resources mentioned: Reflected Best Self Exercise by Harvard Business Review --------------------------------------- Connect with us: Join the other 1000+ Badass Asian Dudes on Facebook and register for one of our Saturday Social Hours: http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes (http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes). Get on the waitlist for the Emotion Dojo for Asian Men, a brotherhood of fulfilled Asian males working on their emotional intelligence: http://bit.ly/emotiondojo (http://bit.ly/emotiondojo).

I talk to serial entrepreneur and CEO of 3 cannabis hardware companies, Seibo Shen about how he uses cannabis to stay focused and productive. We talked about: 08:11 Breaking the lazy stoner stigma with cannabis use 11:39 Cannabis helped Seibo self-reflect on his cocky ego 14:31 Why Seibo started cannabis vaporization companies 18:00  How cannabis helped him get past the resistance in feeling emotions rather than intellectualizing them 25:48  When did cannabis NOT work? 31:57  How to get past the initial dip in discomfort in the journey to self discovery Connect with him on IG at: http://instagram.com/seiboshen (http://instagram.com/seiboshen). Use my coupon code “humanup” to get 15% off Seibo’s new vape pen: https://brnrlab.com/product/brnr-test-4 (https://brnrlab.com/product/brnr-test-4/). ------------------------------------- Follow the Instagram page for this podcast: http://facebook.com/groups/cannaconnections (http://facebook.com/groups/cannaconnections). Attend one of my semimonthly cannabis meditation sessions: http://bit.ly/cannaconnections (http://bit.ly/cannaconnections). Take this 10-min survey to get a complimentary cannabis coaching session with me: https://bit.ly/CannabisMeditationSurvey (https://bit.ly/CannabisMeditationSurvey). If you get value out of this podcast, consider supporting me to keep this show going: https://bit.ly/humanuppodcastdonation (https://bit.ly/humanuppodcastdonation). Become a member of the Emotion Dojo for Asian men to improve your creativity and decision-making skills: https://victorung.com/membership (https://bit.ly/emotionalgymmembership). Get access to a free 90-min Emotional Intelligence 101 Training at: http://victorung.com/eqtraining (http://bit.ly/eq101training). Connect with other Badass Asian Dudes, say I sent you! http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes (http://bit.ly/BADFBGROUP). If you’re a reader, clap for my writing on Medium: http://medium.com/@victorung (https://bit.ly/victorungmedium). Support this podcast

Michael, Victor, Seibo, and Nick talk with Jason Wang, co-founder of Caviar, which was acquired by Square, co-franchisee owner of Halal Guys, and venture capital investor with a focus on technology and food. He's also a food and travel extraordinaire, having travelled non-stop for the past 4 years. In this episode, we talked about: Jason's entrepreneurial story started with ad clicks on anime websites Dealing with instability starting up Caviar Dealing with discomfort of having friends drop out of stable careers to start a business How Jason and his founders adopted the mentality, "If you never quit, you never fail." How it's important to have other people to support you through hard times Connect with Jason: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jwang815/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jwang815/) https://www.facebook.com/jwang815 (https://www.facebook.com/jwang815) https://www.instagram.com/jwang815/ (https://www.instagram.com/jwang815/) --------------------------------------- Connect with us: Join the other 1000+ Badass Asian Dudes on Facebook and register for one of our Saturday Social Hours: http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes (http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes). Get on the waitlist for the Emotion Dojo for Asian Men, a brotherhood of fulfilled Asian males working on their emotional intelligence: http://bit.ly/emotiondojo (http://bit.ly/emotiondojo).

In today's episode, we are chatting to Seibo Shen the modern day Bruce Lee and CEO/Founder of VapeXhale, BRNR Lab, and Hanu Labs - the most innovative companies in the cannabis industry.Having previously worked in Silicon Valley, Seibo saw a pattern of people who looked wonderful and happy on paper but in reality were not feeling fulfilled. This became part of what drew him to demystify the stigma around cannabis and educate people so that they can could optimize their health, tap into flow states, improve their mental health, live their best life, and become their authentic, unapologetic selves.He has since been featured in Forbes, Business Insider, and Fox Business, and today, we talk about healing and authenticity through cannabis with respect to:Seeing alternate perspectivesBecoming more self-awareKilling the previous version of yourselfElevated meditationGroup and individual flow statesCeremonial transformationAnd more!Find and connect with Seibo on LinkedIn hereFind and connect with Seibo on IG hereFind and connect with Seibo on Facebook hereFind and connect with me on LinkedIn hereFind and connect with me on IG hereFind and connect with me on Facebook hereHAPPY SUCCESSFUL ASIANS COMMUNITY

Seibo is the CEO of 3 companies: BRNR Lab, Hanu Labs, Vapexhale. He has reinvented himself multiple times from being a stuntman and background dancer for various artists, such as Bone Thugs N Harmony, Mortal Kombat, Bush and The Grinch.  To top revenue-generating roles in Silicon Valley that led to 4 successful exits (Data.com, Successfactors, E2open, Yammer). To be a cannabis entrepreneur and evangelist. We talked candidly about his other responsibilities as dad, husband, entrepreneur, and mindset coach. Topics we discussed: How I Sparked My Passion in Cannabis - Seibo Shen How I Turned My Curiosity to a Major Passion - Seibo Shen How Cannabis Increased My Creative Flow - Seibo Shen How I Help Athletes Tap Into Group Flow With Cannabis - Seibo Shen Tapping Into Deeper Levels of Flow State - Seibo Shen Don't Just Save Your Business And Life. Reinvent It - Seibo Shen How I Reinvented My Life And Career 4 Times - Seibo Shen Seibo Dreams of Psychedelic Group Retreats - Seibo Shen What Psychedelic Research Can Learn From the Cannabis Industry - Seibo Shen Psychedelic Medicine And Better Investment Opportunities - Seibo Shen How I became a digital evangelist of cannabis - Seibo Shen Links

Seibo, Victor, and Brandon talk with Calvin D. Sun, ER doctor in NYC and entrepreneur about how he balanced med school and being an ER doctor all while traveling to over 170 countries and starting his own company. In this episode, we talked about: How Calvin developed emotional resiliency growing up How Calvin rebelled against becoming a doctor, then became one anyway Using journaling to deal with emotions as a shy, emotional kid Asian American men also desire self-expression, but don't have the tools or language Subconscious beliefs and behaviors also get passed down through generations of DNA How one girl changed everything for him Traveling alone developed emotional intelligence and love for himself Life is not a journey or destination, it's a dance Calvin was not a great student, but got into med school for his ability to be with people and to LIVE There's always a third option His happiness came from being able to create his life his own way Connect with Calvin: Travel with Calvin: https://monsoondiaries.com/ (https://monsoondiaries.com/) https://www.instagram.com/monsoondiaries/ (https://www.instagram.com/monsoondiaries/) --------------------------------------- Connect with us: Join the other 1000+ Badass Asian Dudes on Facebook and register for one of our Saturday Social Hours: http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes (http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes). Get on the waitlist for the Emotion Dojo for Asian Men, a brotherhood of fulfilled Asian males working on their emotional intelligence: http://bit.ly/emotiondojo (http://bit.ly/emotiondojo).

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In this episode recorded on Father’s Day, we have a very special guest Seibo Shen. Seibo is the CEO of VapeXhale and Hanu Labs, father of two, and a mindset coach. He joins us this week in a candid conversation on achieving emotional intelligence and how to stay true to yourself no matter the audience. Take a listen and let us know, have you spent any time leveling up your EQ? You can find Seibo on: Instagram: @seiboshen Facebook: @seiboshen Seibo's companies: Vapexhale and Hanu Labs Have comments or feedback? Find us on Instagram @lost.and.refound Or email us: lostandrefoundpodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lostandrefound/support

In this episode, Seibo sits down by himself to talk about the Bruce Lee documentary "Be Water" - This is a short podcast to pay homage to one of the greatest martial artists to ever live. What impresses us so much about Bruce were not his physical talents, but his mental philosophy. What did Bruce mean be "Be Water?" Listen to find out more!

HAM68 Today Seibo talks with Teen, one of the team members of Plan A Magazine about psilocybin and the lessons they both learned from their experiences with the substance. The podcast begins with Teen discussing his personal, first time experience with psilocybin, what made him decide to explore it, and the difficulties describing the uniqueness of the ordeal. The pair then proceed to examine how the psilocybin experience seems to differ each time depending on your idiosyncrasies, but also allows you to become more sensitive to your emotions and sensations - almost as if there was a separation of consciousness from the "everyday version" and the "enlightened version". Seibo then moves on to discuss the beneficial applications of psilocybin therapy as an aide to resolve mental trauma, as well as the research progress made by previous guest Terence Ching. Where patients describe that it is almost as if the effects of psilocybin provide enough detachment to analyse and reframe these traumatic experiences and then have the confidence to explore their unresolved issues. In the latter half the two then reflect on the aftermath of Teen's session and talk about the difficulties processing and describing the experience after taking psilocybin. Although the experience was an unusual, negative one it allowed Teen to further explore his negative emotions and better comprehend the shared challenges and burdens that human beings have. Contrary to Teen, Seibo talks about how psilocybin sessions helped him realise the need to rebuild the relationship with his brother and recognise how certain motivations originated from particular influences in his life, which allowed him to free himself of these restraints. With the controversy surrounding psychedelics and those that use them, the experiences discussed in this podcast episode demonstrate how these substances can in fact be beneficial and it is hoped that continued progress can be made in this area to destigmatize and educate the public. For more guest information, Plan A Magazine is a platform that discusses Asian issues and can be found at the following: planamag.com @PlanAMag on Twitter For writers wanting to submit work about Asian issues, submissions can be made to Plan A Magazine where all successful submissions are compensated.

Seibo Shen joins Teen on this crossover episode with the Happy Asian Males (http://www.happyasianmales.com/) podcast. Seibo is the founder and CEO of the cannabis company Hanu Labs (https://hanulabs.com/) and has deep experience with psilocybin (aka magic mushrooms). Teen tells Seibo about his first and only experience with the psychedelic, whether it was a worthwhile, and whether or not people should be encouraged to try it. Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/planamag SUBMISSIONS & COMMENTS: editor.planamag@gmail.com EFPA Opening Theme: "Fuck Out My Face" by Ayekay (open.spotify.com/artist/16zQKaDN5XgHAhfOJHTigJ)

Seibo gets together with Eric Feng, brought together by fellow guest Gavin Masumiya. Coming from Singapore, Eric brings the heat where he discusses: personal and brand identity, how to inspire others and create an audience, and the importance of public perception.  Starting off, Eric discusses the steps about how to bring others into the fold and become invested into you as a person, and in turn, your brand. Eric identifies three important steps: Knowing, Liking, and Respecting. Where if these three steps are met creates the catalyst for audiences to become invested in your branding to create long term business ventures.  The KLR framework was initially created because of Eric's personal experiences with public speaking and after much introspection, Eric identified the importance of public perception, where those with the highest social value had more margin for error compared to more qualified, but less known figures when it came to providing information.  Moving on, Seibo asks the important question about how one would identify what motivates us and how this can have an impact on promoting your business - The best method Eric discovered was the need to find an objective third party to observe and critique you as a person to enable you to identify where your strengths and talents lie.  Once this has been identified, the individual can progress to further stages to develop an improved business model such as: identifying your target audience, how to convert interest into leads, and clearly defining what product or image you are selling them.  Lastly, Eric stresses the importance of finding mentors to springboard your success. However, Eric reminds the listeners to not be an askhole, where we are stuck analysing our mentor's advice without walking the walk and taking action. In doing so you are able to create a better relationship with mentors and progress at a quicker rate.  This fast paced episode unfortunately concludes early due to time scheduling, but is nonetheless packed with information.  For more gems Eric can be found at @ericgoesglobal Eric is sharing his social media secrets to get more clients on social media without paying for ads or creating any content! I’ve actually attended his previous webinar and gotten results from it!  https://www.knownlovedrespected.com/freewebinar?affiliate_id=2288458

In episode 66, Seibo sits down to speak with Allen Fu, Founder and CEO of Hustle Nation. Allen, born in Australia is the son of immigrants from China. His parents first begin an all too common immigrant journey: immigrating to an unknown country, leaving loved ones behind, and working tirelessly to make a living.   Eventually, after making the decision that they did not want to continue working for others, Allen's parents made the hard decision to start their own business and forge their own path in Australia. With hustle in his DNA, Allen utilised the skills and experiences he learned in life and from his parents; this allowed Allen to build his own successful business where he now works with famous athletes and others who want to turn their dreams into reality.   Starting off, Allen talks about his struggles that Asians routinely face living in Western countries, however Allen recognised the importance of self improvement at an early age and began to take action to try and improve his situation. Channelling his family name of F.U, he began discovering how taking ownership, developing yourself physically and mentally, and pushing back when necessary helped him gain more respect on both a social and business level.   Furthermore, Allen gives practical solutions to learning high value business skills, the most important one being sales. Sales and door to door jobs were what allowed Allen to become accustomed to rejection and build his soft skills, which allowed him to make connections and partnerships to grow his business into what it is now. Nonetheless, when talking about developing EQ, Allen displays his vulnerability where he attributes that being bullied for 10 years provided him the opportunity to develop his empathy and see things from different perspectives. The two then talk about the benefits of Asian Hustle Network (co-founded by fellow HAM guest Bryan Pham and partner in crime Maggie Chui) which the two are both a part of. When reflecting on how this group has helped them find like minded people and business connections, Seibo also comments about the importance of helping others which can have numerous positive effects. In fact, Seibo comments about the times where he had helped others and how these situations actually became a type of long term investment, as the people that he had helped were able to help him grow his own business when they had finally reached their own success.   As the podcast comes to a close, Seibo and Allen both offer opportunities to reach out to them to any Asians who are considering starting their own business venture. The two also recommend signing up to Asian Hustle Network to find even more opportunities to help propel your business. For any Asian considering starting their own business, Allen offers his words of encouragement - Try, learn, and reach out. You'll never know if you don't start.

HAM 65 - Asian Hustle Network In this episode Seibo interviews Bryan Pham, co-founder behind the Asian Hustle Network alongside his partner Maggie Chui. Originally a software engineer in LA, Bryan was staggered about the high cost of living in the Bay area. Because of this, Bryan began partnering up with a friend where he was able to navigate the real estate environment, and over time eventually became active in the start-up community. This love of start-up inspired him to build a positive support network to connect and find others who were willing to support individuals who were turning their dreams into reality. With the boom of the meme page Subtle Asian Traits, wanting to combine his love of entrepreneurship, and support of his partner Maggie, Asian Hustle Network was born. Continuing on, Bryan talks about his growth and some of the challenges he faced; this included challenges such as breaking out of his more introverted personality and overcoming his aversion to public speaking. Seibo and Bryan then reflect on Asian culture and its irrational fear of exploring the unknown outside of the more reliable STEM fields, as well as the self limiting beliefs commonly placed upon by ourselves or by our Asians parents. The message about having the ability to look beyond traditional avenues, to stop boxing yourself in and to stop limiting your potential due self imposed beliefs is an important message everyone should take to heart, no matter what path we take. With the pair then advocating that we should begin to recognise that we may be underutilizing skill sets that can in fact be adapted to a variety of different areas and to also be comfortable when our paths may deviate from the traditional career paths we first set upon. Moving onto practical advice, Bryan talks about his own process on how to: tackle long-term goals, break these goals into more manageable segments, and recognise when you need to delegate or outsource your tasks. This can also lead to positive side effects such as: allowing people to work on areas they are personally passionate about, freeing you up to tackle other tasks, and allowing others the opportunity to shine. Moving onto entrepreneurial pursuits, Seibo and Bryan contemplate the rise and grind culture associated with entrepreneurship. In this segment, the two discuss the need to take time to relax and recharge, realising the act of grinding and being busy can in fact be a futile endeavour, and the benefits of blocking out time to allow yourself to rest to be able to work more effectively. Rounding off, Bryan cautions listeners to not force themselves to fit into preconceived moulds commonly seen in the rise and grind culture and work with what feels natural to you. As Seibo touts the positive benefits and continued positive momentum since joining the Asian Hustle Network, Bryan talks about how he was initially spurred into action by talking to a Jewish friend, where Bryan wanted to mirror the positive, supportive communities that he commonly saw in the Jewish community, leading him to try and develop a more united network regardless of what Asian ethnicity you are. As Bryan and Seibo continue to talk about the positive impacts of the Asian Hustle Network, Bryan reiterates that all members have something to bring to the table regardless of what stage they are at; Asian Hustle Network is not just about the fantastic achievements other members have (deservedly) achieved, and in actuality the stories Bryan and Seibo found that were the most inspirational were from members who came out on top despite the odds or expressed vulnerability, but had the courage to talk about challenges or struggles they were facing. Branching off the topic about overcoming challenges, Bryan expresses his own vulnerability regarding his journey to develop his EQ, realising the power of developing high EQ, and how developing these skills helped him bring together quality people - By getting out and doing one thing that made him uncomfortable, but having the fortitude to power through the short lived awkwardness, Bryan demonstrates firsthand how these "talents" can be worked on over time. As the podcast comes to its end, Seibo then closes out the podcast by asking Brian about the future direction of Asian Hustle Network, where Bryan envisions other Asians will be in the future, and the most surprising thing that came out of creating Asian Hustle Network. For more information, Asian Hustle Network can be found on Facebook and Patreon, where the Patreon fund is used to fund events all around the world. To contact Bryan Pham personally, Bryan can be found on Instagram - @bryanvuongpham Facebook - Bryan Pham

Seibo stops by to chat with Gavin Masumiya, co-founder of Flowmaster which mixes public speaking with free-style rap. Gavin talks about the origins of Flowmaster, which originated from a happy accident from talking with another colleague at Toastmasters. The pair expressed their secret love of free-style rap and began devising ideas on how to put a unique, modern spin on public speaking. At the start of the podcast Seibo and Gavin begin talking about listing the benefits of realizing and expressing your true self and the benefits it brings when it comes to mindset, forming relationships, and positive action. Moving on, Gavin reflects on his own childhood and the struggles of denying his true self and the impact it did to his self esteem when he allowed himself to be defined by self imposed standards. Furthermore, with the societal pressures to conform where we treat the symptoms with pharmaceuticals Seibo also reflects on our inability to address the root cause which have connections to repressed emotions and the question of why we are so unwilling to address them. Gavin then transitions into providing useful tips and practical exercises to calm yourself when you are feeling overwhelmed with anxiety or frustration, noting the positive changes you can experience if you practice these exercises and how it has been beneficial in his own life. Conversely, acknowledging your own achievements or positive comments from others is also needed, and you should allow yourself to give yourself permission to truly own them. The podcast closes out reiterating the benefits of developing these exercises and the small steps you can take to incorporate them into your own life. For more information Gavin can be found at his site www.gavinmasumiya.com

In the world of Instagram stories, Facebook likes, and 24/7 Hustle Seibo and Brandon sit down in episode 62 to discuss how society conditions individuals to always be switched on and where being busy is a virtue. Episode 62 reflects on the challenges this type of environment can bring and how to break away from this frame of mind. Starting off, Brandon introduces the concept of "masturdating" - Being intentional and taking time out to pursue your own desires and being comfortable alone. The pair then move onto exploring strategies, such as starting small by blocking out small chunks of time thinking about things you want to do but have been putting off or going out to a restaurant eating the foods you want without restraints. Following on, Brandon and Seibo discuss their own experiences about the challenges of truly committing to the things you want to pursue in the moment without remorse; Seibo talks about his difficulties and guilt of switching off because of the need to always be productive and Brandon talks about managing all the different internal struggles many of us grapple with when it comes to making and committing to decisions. Reflecting on this train of thought, the two then look to people in their own lives where these individuals are pursuing and defining their own lives and how exciting and freeing it can be living life on your own terms. In the fast paced world and 24/7 productivity, the pair reminds listeners to remember to take some time out to go after the things you have been putting off in pursuit of the hustle.

Chi starts off with his colourful background and how he pivoted into overseeing numerous psilocybin sessions today. From his particular experience playing professional poker Chi learned how the poker scene provided lessons about how not to act, which lead him to reorientate himself and begin his journey of self exploration. Seibo and Chi start off about their introduction to products such as cannabis, acid, and psilocybin. Chi then describes his own journey about how he was initially introduced to mushrooms by his friend, and subsequently this first positive experience encouraged him to continue exploring the world of psilocybin. The pair then disclose advice to those wanting to begin using psilocybin and the importance of priming the individual. Factors such as a good environment, positive mindset, and being honest with yourself about your preparedness can heavily determine the outcome of your first session. Chi also provides sound advice about the need for a good support system and dosing before attempting psilocybin, as well as the qualities of a good trip-sitter. Seibo moves into the final leg of the podcast about how changing terminologies can make unfamiliar topics more palatable for public consumption; being a conduit may also allow people to be more open to the idea of more stigmatized products such as psilocybin. The pair then transition to Asian culture and its perceived inability to address repressed emotions, how Asian cultures may benefit from psilocybin use and how it could potentially be introduced. Finally, the podcast closes out about how we can face our own sense of self and how psilocybin sessions could facilitate self awareness and individual growth.

Brandon and Seibo discuss the Karpman Drama Triangle allowing us to better understand relationship dynamics using this framework. The Karpman Drama Triangle is a social model of human interaction mapping a particular destructive type of interaction. The model analyses the connection between personal responsibility and power in conflict, as well as the shifting roles people embody in this type of interaction.   The Triangle contains three distinct roles: Victim – powerless, helpless and ashamed. The victim hopes for the rescuer to change everything without empowering themselves. Persecutor – critical, blaming, authoritarian, the persecutor oppresses the victim by bullying and threats. The persecutor usually presents because of building resentment and feelings of being underappreciated. Rescuer – Needs to feel important, by enabling the victim they validate their own importance. Rescuing takes the attention off the rescuer's own problems so they do not need to confront their own issues.   The pair use the Karpman Triangle to analyse how this destructive behaviour can impact us as individuals and affect us as human beings. Brandon and Seibo then move onto discuss situations and times in their own lives where they embodied each of these roles, what they learned from these experiences, and how they turned these experiences into positive action. Brandon reflects on his romantic challenges and times in his twenties and thirties where these roles presented themselves, but also talks about how he transformed these experiences into positive action once he challenged these dynamics. Brandon closes his part by recommending Atomic Habits which discusses the pay offs for certain habits such as: achievement, autonomy, and comfort if listeners want to further understand these dynamics. Moving on,   Seibo talks about how breaking from the cycle helped him find more appreciation to help and give back to others. One heartwarming experience he reflects on is practicing Jiu Jitsu with his two daughters and the joy of helping others improve and grow without expecting anything in return or using nefarious means. The podcast then closes out by reminding listeners how using the Karpman Triangle can be beneficial in identifying times when we are behaving in a toxic manner and avoid the pitfalls which may impact our relationship with others.

Seibo flies solo stopping by to have a discussion with 10th Planet instructor Jarrell Garcia talking all things Jiu Jitsu. Episode 58 demonstrates how seemingly unrelated aspects can benefit you in other areas of life. Jiu Jitsu doesn’t just have benefits on the mat, the same principles allow you to cultivate your emotional intelligence and how you perceive things enabling you to judiciously navigate emotional challenges.  Jarrell began playing soccer as a childhood sport from middle school to high school as many others did, however Jarrell then went off to college to choose the path of pursuing sports instead of culinary arts. During undergrad Jarrell originally started off training MMA, but eventually settled down with 10th Planet where he has been for 7 years.  Seibo and Jarrell reminisce about how they met and their first impressions and how they got into Jiu Jitsu. Moving on, Jarrell talks about his approach coaching and how his coaching principles do not drastically change when teaching – in fact he believes that each different pupil will emphasize the parts which speak to them and adapt the art to fit their own personality.  There are many lessons taken from Jiu Jitsu that can apply to numerous areas of life such as: Seibo’s blue belt arrogance – How to be more adaptable and let go of rigid thinking. Family – Finding support in friends such as Grace and having the opportunity to learn from them. Finding your own voice – Following the principles of Bruce Lee, after learning the fundamentals eventually you need to find your own style and voice in the world. In the second half the pair moves into discussing fatherhood and relationships. Seibo and Jarrell reflect on preparing for fatherhood and how to maintain and cultivate the relationship with their partners such as the importance of date night. The talks also highlight the need to address and open up to feelings which facilitates better communication and relationships allowing to express your authentic self, much like when moving into flow states when rolling on the mat and competing in sports. Closing out, Jarrell emphasizes the importance of sports in creating positive action such as how it benefits inner city kids, the joy of helping others by teaching, and being a catalyst to allow others to reach the next level. Finally, congratulations to Seibo who recently graduated to purple belt after many years of hard graft and dedication.

HAM57 – Justin Tsui of Win Each Day In episode 57, Brandon and Seibo sit down with Justin Tsui. Justin began enveloped in the world of football, eventually becoming a high school physical education teacher; he taught a wide variety of sports from hockey to football where he developed his skills of coaching, teaching and mentoring. His experience building up young adults into competitive athletes developed into finding new methods to how these athletes could address and manage their emotions and mindset in the world of sport. After flourishing for many years, Justin was at a turning point – on paper he had it all, but he was left wondering why he was still left unfulfilled. Fast forward to today and Justin is now a health and wellness businessman providing a refuge for people who are seeking mentoring with regards to how tackle their emotional challenges head on and develop the skills to manage and navigate personal turmoil. Episode 57 delves deep into the struggles of resolving relationships and personal challenges focusing on: - How do we keep ourselves accountable with the individual we want to be? - Being consistent with our character and being the best version of ourselves, not just in our professional lives, but also our personal lives with friends and family - How do we balance our behaviours and attitudes with strangers compared to our loved ones – why do feel it is permitted to be patient with the young athletes we coach, but forget to extend the sentiment to our own sons or daughters? - Why is communication so important as father figures and partners? The group break down the importance of communicating and disclosing our feelings to cultivate good relationships with our children and partners, as well as the consequences of not cultivating our emotional intelligence or maintaining good, consistent communication with loved ones. The trio then move on to discuss the need for support groups to allow ourselves to open up about our feelings, territory we as males are commonly reluctant to venture into. Why are individuals like Brandon able create havens that allows people to feel comfortable and open up? – it all comes down to trust, vulnerability, and honesty. Finally the discussions conclude with the importance of trust and intuition when it comes to forming genuine relationships. Seibo and Justin reflect about the people they have met in their life time, coming to the understanding how much an individual’s character plays a much larger role in forming these relationships compared to the conventional, even opportunistic criteria such as: profession, academics or qualifications. This trust, combined with listening to your own intuition plays an important role for finding like minded people enabling you to grow and develop. The trio ends out the podcast by underlying the three most important things to take away from the podcast and where to find Justin at the Win Each Day Facebook group.

On this week’s episode, Brandon welcomes long-time friend Seibo Shen to the show! Seibo is the CEO of Hanu Labs and the infamous VapeXhale. Seibo left the tech world to build a better vape for himself and others. His first creation, the VapeXhale, was a huge hit for high-end, sophisticated consumers. But his newest creation, the Hanu Stone, is here to change the portable vape game forever. Brandon and Seibo dive deep into VapeGate 2019, Seibo’s journey from the VapeXhale to the Hanu Stone, and how he balances being a CEO, father, and role model with the increasing competitiveness of the cannabis vape market. With a small team, Seibo built VapeXhale from the ground up, and now he’s doing the same thing with the Hanu Stone. Learn from a founder grinding everyday who’s also incredibly kind, generous, and a true warrior in the industry. If you’re curious at all about vaping, listen to this episode. Tune in, listen up, and get acquainted with Seibo Shen and the Hanu Stone! Support for this episode comes from NorCal Cannabis Company, the most complete cannabis ecosystem in California. As the number one delivery network in the state, NorCal Cannabis makes more than 2,000 delivery transactions daily. And has the reach to serve 10 million customers - in person - within 60 minutes. This isn’t food delivery....this is cannabis! To learn more, visit: “www.thefutureofcannabis.com” for more details. Want to Support Independent Cannabis Media? Want to promote your product or service to our audience of decision makers? Email hi@investingincannabis.tv

Brandon is back! After a few solocasts, Seibo welcome Brandon back to the podcast to talk about Asian emasculation. We talked about A LOT of stuff in this episode from vulnerability to shame, and even including if Brandon is gay! We decided to start doing some show notes so it would help you guys find the interesting parts of the podcast but truthfully, the whole thing is awesome. Please leave us a rating or share this with a friend, we really appreciate it! 4:15 Difficulty of Dating Apps 7:35 Deductive belief formation 9:00 White names   10:30 No Chinese Accent   10:45 Chinese Exclusion Act   11:34 Feminine jobs   13:40 "I'm an introvert" excuse   14:00 Hypermasculine Identity   15:00 Overcompensation to get out of comfort zone   18:35 Friendzone real?   21:30 Brandon's Overcompensation   23:20 Masks attracting other masks   24:41 Brandon's Pick Up Artist experiences   25:10 Bad strategies   29:35 Mark Manson's "Models" book   30:15 Vulnerability and Brene Brown   32:20 Inner vs. Outer Game   33:17 Is Brandon Gay?   33:55 Two guys read the same dating book   35:00 Seibo's stories that women love   36:40 Sharing your real story   38:04 Guy friends not having sex with you   40:00 Permission to be vulnerable   40:45 Brandon gets sex coaching   41:52 Marriage Counseling   44:08 Seibo's previous paradigm   45:35 Asking for what you want   46:35 Polarizing people towards you   48:47 White Belt Advice: Approval?   49:27 Blue Belt Advice: Vulnerable Conversation   50:00 Black Belt Advice: Somatica Skills   52:01 Beliefs are placeholders   53:45 Helping yourself first    

Fausto Rosario y Gustavo Olivo discuten los temas más importantes del día a día del acontecer dominicano e internacional a través del espacio 'Escarbando'. Transmisión a través de Acento TV diariamente a las 9AM en los canales 38 de Claro, 39 de Altice y 41 de Starcable.

Fausto Rosario y Gustavo Olivo discuten los temas más importantes del día a día del acontecer dominicano e internacional a través del espacio 'Escarbando'. Transmisión a través de Acento TV diariamente a las 9AM en los canales 38 de Claro, 39 de Altice y 41 de Starcable.

Fausto Rosario y Gustavo Olivo discuten los temas más importantes del día a día del acontecer dominicano e internacional a través del espacio 'Escarbando'. Transmisión a través de Acento TV diariamente a las 9AM en los canales 38 de Claro, 39 de Altice y 41 de Starcable.

Fausto Rosario y Gustavo Olivo discuten los temas más importantes del día a día del acontecer dominicano e internacional a través del espacio 'Escarbando'. Transmisión a través de Acento TV diariamente a las 9AM en los canales 38 de Claro, 39 de Altice y 41 de Starcable.

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Fausto Rosario y Gustavo Olivo discuten los temas más importantes del día a día del acontecer dominicano e internacional a través del espacio 'Escarbando'. Transmisión a través de Acento TV diariamente a las 9AM en los canales 38 de Claro, 39 de Altice y 41 de Starcable.

Seibo Shen is the CEO of Hanu Labs based in San Francisco California. Hanu Labs flagship product, the Hanu Stone is an award winning personal vaporizer, that is setting out to change the landscape of cannabis consumption. In light of all of the controversy surrounding vape pens and the like, Seibo shed some light on the importance of purchasing from reputable and well regulated sources. He talked about how having a non-engineering background helped him innovate and create unique products in a saturated market place. Cannabis is breaking down legal barriers around the world every day, and they touched on its affects on the media, on society, and even their own families. They even got into how cannabis is becoming more common place in athletic training and recovery, something that legalization is helping to accelerate rapidly. So whether you are a veteran consumer, indulge on occasion, or are curious in any capacity about the benefits or concerns surrounding the versatile plant, we really think that you will enjoy this conversation. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/qgpod/support

On today’s episode, MediaJel’s co-founder and our host, Aaron Silverman, invites the founder and CEO of Hanu Labs, Seibo Shen, for a live conversation in the MediaJel studio. Seibo…

This week i had the opportunity to chat with Seibo Shen and Brandon Chien. Two super interesting, insightful dudes with a lot of knowledge to share. They have a podcast called Happy Asian Males where they talk about all sorts of stuff like business, psychedelics, fitness, mental health, and a lot more. all stuff that I’m super interested in. They’re also both entrepreneurs. Seibo is in the cannabis industry and designed his own vape. Check out his company Vape Exhale. Brandon teaches self-development through olympic style weightlifting. Check him out at theartofselfalignment.com. My conversation with these guys was quite eye-opening and i learned a ton. I loved getting to know these guys and I'm sure you will too.  

After a successful career in various revenue generating roles in the Silicon Valley and having 4 successful exits (Data.com, Successfactors, E2open, Yammer), Seibo Shen founded Vapexhale in 2010 and has served as CEO since the company's inception. An active leader in the vaporizer community, Seibo works closely with VapeXhale's product team to shape the technology behind the company's products. The approach behind VapeXhale's flagship product “The Cloud” was Seibo's original concept, a technology that won five best product awards its first year on the market.  Seibo received a Bachelor of Science in Ethnic Studies from University of California, Los Angeles. Prior to VapeXhale, Seibo worked as integral part of the sales team at four successful companies in the Silicon Valley, including Jigsaw, Successfactors, E2open, Yammer, and Fliptop. Seibo spent the early part of his career as a stuntman and background dancer for various artists, such as Bone Thugs N Harmony, Mortal Kombat, Bush and The Grinch. Watch the full episode here: https://projectegg.co/seibo-shen About The Project EGG Show: The Project EGG Show is a video talk show that introduces you to entrepreneurs from around the world. It is broadcast from studios in Metairie, Louisiana to online platforms including YouTube, iTunes, Google Play, Spotify and Stitcher, and hosted by Ben Gothard. Our goal is to give you a fresh, unscripted and unedited look into the lives of real entrepreneurs from around the globe. From billionaires to New York Times best selling authors to Emmy Award winners to Forbes 30 Under 30 recipients to TEDx speakers – we present their real stories – uncensored and uncut. Subscribe To The Show: https://projectegg.co/podcast/ Get Access To: 1. Resources: https://projectegg.co/resources/ 2. Financing Solutions: https://projectegg.co/epoch/ 3. Payment Solutions: https://projectegg.co/sempr/ 4. Services: https://projectegg.co/resources#services 5. Courses: https://projectegg.co/resources#courses 6. Software: https://projectegg.co/resources#software 7. Book: https://projectegg.co/resources#books --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectegg/support

In this episode, Victor Ung, from the Human Up podcasts joins Seibo as they talk about their journeys from shy, quiet teenagers to where they are today. As Asian-American males, many of the struggles we share are quiet shameful to talk about. If the problems aren't discussed, it is very difficult to find a solution. Hopefully, through these discussions, we can start the healing process.

  Episode 26 brings Brandon Chien and Seibo Shen of Happy Asian Males Podcast back for a collaborative episode on mental health as it relates to the Asian American community. We each talk about our individual challenges that we’ve faced in the past year. Seibo discusses his challenges of launching the  cool and sleek stone amidst an ever changing cannabis landscape. Brandon speaks to facing his vulnerabilities and challenges in seeking his father’s approval and the messiness of his Asian family. Angela gives a little bit more insight to her MDMA assisted journey.   Contact Info: HAM Podcast: https://www.facebook.com/HAMpodcast/ Brandon Chien: The Art of Self Alignment Seibo Shen: Hanu Labs Angela Shen: angelapocpodcast@gmail.com    

In today's episode, Angela Shen, joins the HAM podcast to update us on her latest shamanic journey and how it changed her perspective on so many things. Brandon and Seibo also update us on all the things and reasons why the show had to take a short hiatus. A lot of different topics were discussed including emotional intelligence, shame, and what we can do to improve our mental well being.

Yo dudes. What's good? New episode of Badass Asian Dudes with Seibo Shen and Brandon Chien. ‍ This week i had the opportunity to chat with Seibo Shen and Brandon Chien of the https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ham-podcast-happy-asian-males-discussing-sex-philosophy/id1272938949 (Happy Asian Males Podcast). Two super interesting, insightful dudes with a lot of knowledge to share. They have a podcast that you guys should check out called Happy Asian Males where they talk about all sorts of stuff like business, psychedelics, fitness, mental health, and a lot more. All stuff that I'm super interested in as well. Seibo and Brandon are also both entrepreneurs. Seibo is in the cannabis industry and he designed his own vaporizer. Check out his company http://vapeexhale.com/ (VapeExhale.com.) Brandon teaches self-development through olympic style weightlifting. Really interesting stuff. Check him out at http://theartofselfalignment.com/ (TheArtofSelfAlignment.com). My conversation with these guys was quite eye-opening and i learned a ton. I loved getting to know these guys and I'm sure you will too. We talk about a whole bunch of different topics and you'll get to hear more about what they do and how they get started as well. Some things we talk about: our entrepreneurship stories (including mine) psychedelics asian masculinity feeling fulfilled in your life and a lot more Please share, subscribe, and if you really like the show, please leave us a 5 star review! It helps other people find the podcast and also helps me get other great guests to interview. I would really appreciate it.

This week, Brandon and Seibo discuss the important ability to make friends and building a digital persona. How can we use social media to connect and cooperate with others? It can be tough to balance our "online" and 3-D world personalities. Real hugs, eye contact, and longing for human touch can be balance with our smart phones. What skills do we need to maintain to be humans?

Brandon has been trying many new things and has been feeling insecure, challenged, and sometimes, he even felt like giving up. These are all normal and rationale feelings to have when you are embarking on something new. Listen to Brandon and Seibo discuss how they tackle and conquer these moments in their life in order to LEVEL UP!

This episode is about embracing the lessons from fathers, even if they were not emotionally available. Balancing our masculine and feminine sides leads to wholeness. Brandon goes on a roadtrip with his dad to find out more about him. Seibo experiments with hugging strangers and forms of dance. 

This episode is EPIC. Seibo and Brandon interview Ryan Beauregard, the manager of the Zendo Project. If you go to Burning Man, Lightning in a Bottle, or music festivals then chances people are doing psychedelics. The Zendo Project provides training for Psychedelic Harm Reduction and trains people to support others through "bad trips". We talk about everything from nature, human potential, technology, and most importantly - how to respect and use psychedelics to improve human behavior on Earth.

Seibo has been involved in business and sales for most of his adult life. Brandon has benefited from Seibo by watching his example as a CEO and family man. He launched his own online education business and digs into his "true why" for getting into fitness and how being true to that has altered his life purpose. We talk about how it's more important to rest enough and use fitness to enhance your family and work life. We also talk managing personalities within a business and how to round out our weaknesses.

Fatherhood. Every man should consider his position on the matter. We get two stories from each side; Don and Seibo who are fathers and Tony and Brandon who are single. We get deep about the lessons and experiences of having children in our lives. Enjoy this heartfelt episode!

Do you ever make simple mistakes that you could easily avoid? Do you beat yourself up over these simple mistakes for far too long?  This week Brandon and Seibo talk about some of the mistakes they have made over the past few weeks and have they have affected their mood, their actions, and how their loved ones around them responded. Instead of beating themselves up, Seibo and Brandon try to learn and move on. Listen to this week's adventures!

In today's episode we talk about Seibo's healing experience with MDMA and how he used it helped strengthen his marriage. He discusses letting your guard down and genuinely listening to your loved ones. Brandon talks about his weekend with Gordon, our honorary Happy Asian Male. He helps Gordon bring Feng Shui into his home and "De-bachelorize" the place. We discuss the benefits of keeping a clean space and clean mind!

This week's guest is Angela Shen, the host of "Power of Connection". She is also Seibo's sister! We dive deep into both aspects of growing up an Asian, for both men and women. We discuss family history, the Enneagram, Yoga, community, psychedelics, and growth through adversity. We also talk about love knowing no boundaries. And that leads to the most important idea of lending a helping hand to those who need it most.

An "Emotional Vortex" is when two people get into an triggered state and cannot make decisions with their logical minds. They essentially have a flashback to being a wounded child and cannot understand what is going on. It is extremely common in intimate relationships and even in business. Seibo and Brandon talk about recognizing vortexes and strategies to deal with them. They are a healthy part of life if we learn to deal with arguments constructively. 

Flow State is just another word for being PRESENT. It will enrich all of your relationships, attract the right kind of business opportunities, and sexual partners. It is because you get a massive amount of information in the present moment, instead of thinking of the future or past. Brandon also talks about how going to "Ecstatic Dance" taught him about flowing with a group. Seibo relates how being in the present attracted the right business partners.

Seibo and Brandon had to learn how to have difficult conversations. They discuss how they went from TOLERATING things to CREATING relationships they wanted! Here are some ideas for long-term success in dealing with lovers, colleagues, family, and haters: Expressing gratitude for a person directly. Initiating difficult conversations that may change the course of the friendship/romance. Asking for what you want instead of assuming the other person reads minds.

Why is being alone awesome? In this episode, we talk about how Seibo doesn't like crowds even though he's often schmoozing at Cannabis parties. The effects of daydreaming and "doing nothing' have a huge impact on mental health. Psychedelics have a huge effect on making us sit for hours with ourselves. But what about doing it on purpose for 15-20 minutes a day? Can we still benefit?

In this week's episode, Seibo interviews artist and fellow Happy Asian Male Brian Bomster-Jabs. He discusses his life as an artist and entrepreneur growing up in Baltimore. They discuss art, fashion, Bone Thugs 'N' Harmony, and the freedom that is not typical of growing up Asian.

Seibo runs his own company and travels a lot for work. Sometimes he saves VapExhale money and couch surfs. And sometimes this leads to him having to perform in sub-optimal conditions. In this episode, we discuss: Dealing with little sleep Benefits of meditation Phone anxiety Owning our emotions

This week, we have a special guest Jimmy Zhen. He's a champion competitor in wrestling and BJJ who found God later in life. Brandon and Seibo share their views on how theology impacts our belief systems, life purpose, and how it makes them Happy Asian Males!

Brandon and Seibo continue their philosophy on finding happiness by discussing the psychological and physiological nature of being happy. We talk about why physical activity tells the truth, why muscle soreness is a question, and why only living in the brain is dangerous.

Seibo and Brandon start with their origin stories and uniting through a mutual friend Gordon Chen. Lot's of great stories about optimizing your life as seen thru the unique lenses of the Asian-American male experience. Seibo is a CEO in the Cannabis space and Brandon is an Olympic-weightlifting coach.

VapeXhale founder, Seibo Shen, joins Gateway Office Hours this week to teach Ben how to elevate his performance at work, in life, and as a dad! Founder, stuntman, cannathlete, cannaDAD, Seibo manages many roles and offers insights on how you can too. As always, you can reach out to us—or our elevated studio audience—here on Facebook, or via Twitter or Instagram (@gtwyinc) with questions or comments using the hashtag #GatewayOH.

Seibo from VapeXHale returns to talk about the release of the new Cloud EVO. We talk release info, firmware updates, and the vaporizer community!