Podcast appearances and mentions of yasmin nguyen

We often hear that true success comes from within. But what happens when we lose our way, buried under stress and the expectations of the world? In this episode, we have a powerful conversation with Yasmin Nguyen about a journey of transformation and self-discovery. We delve into the experience of facing overwhelming stress and a sense of losing one's way, to ultimately finding a path toward a joyful and purposeful life. It's a discussion that highlights the importance of listening to your inner voice and making conscious choices that align with your true self.  Discover how creating space for clarity and prioritizing joy can lead to a fundamental shift in perspective and a renewed appreciation for life's journey.

Navigating Transitions, Pivots, & Retirement of the Modern Entrepreneur     We are back with one of my favorite types of episodes - an Ask Me Anything! This week, Kathleen Mundy is taking over the microphone to guest-host and ask me all the questions she can about how I've approached the many pivots in my business, selling a business, and how to do it all with confidence.  Kathleen, a longtime friend and fellow dachshund mom, transitioned from a successful career as a multi-million dollar entrepreneur to looking for her new passion in life after retiring in 2022 and moving to Niagara-on-the-Lake. Realizing her retirement wasn't as fulfilling as expected, she founded the Retirement Innovation Lab to help others navigate retirement with joy and purpose. Partnering with Yasmin Nguyen, 22 years her junior, they created a platform offering innovative solutions for retirees.  Kathleen's journey from business success to finding her new passion serves as an inspiring example of resilience and optimism. To Pivot Or Not To Pivot? How I decide.  Listen in to hear my thought process about how I decide if a pivot makes sense for my business and my brand and if it aligns with my values. I also touch on how I manage to feel confident when making some pretty big shifts and how I prepare for them.  Check Before You Invest  As an entrepreneur and a quick-start, I'm constantly thinking of new ideas, but I realize not all of them will be viable. Kathleen and I discuss my method of testing ideas before I invest extensive time and money into creating or marketing a project or opportunity. You won't want to miss hearing about my invitation marketing technique, which I've used for years to determine if my new ideas have the potential to be a success. The best part? I'm not risking a large investment or missing out on ideas my clients love.  It's always a pleasure to have my friends on my podcast, and Kathleen came prepared. This episode is beneficial for anyone of any age, so I hope you listen in and get some great advice on how to apply your unique gifts as an entrepreneur.    What's In This Episode   The challenges of entrepreneurship, including addressing self-doubt, resilience, and difficult decision-making  The importance of personality, service delivery, and thought leadership  Transitioning to Entrepreneurship in Retirement  The importance of hiring mentors and investing in your business when transitioning to entrepreneurship  Minimizing risk with financial preparedness, risk assessment, and trusting your own capabilities   What To Do Next Visit lisalarter.com/e170 for all resources from this episode. 

“We love the art of talking about good ideas and storytelling and teaching people.” - It's About to Go Down with Marc & Cathey. In this “rap-up” episode, Marc and Cathey highlight the ideas that were shared during season 7. They shared updates from different guests, talked about how they lived out these concepts in their own lives, and recapped strategies you can use to build out your own ideas. Special shout out to the the Season #7 community: Nina Byrd, El Seremaga, Shima Miabadi, Dr. Gary Sanchez, Margarita Estrada, Kaig Lightner, John Glozek, Roxy Azari, Brian Robinson, and Yasmin Nguyen. Learn more at https://www.itsabouttogodownshow.com/ 

 “What you resist, persists. Shift your relationship with an energy so that it may still exist but it does not hold power over you” - Yasmin Nguyen, joy ambassador and author of The Game of Joy. In this episode, Marc and Cathey talk with Yasmin about how to create moments of joy in your life. The conversation explores the process of breaking down the principles, defining key terms, and gamifying an idea. Then, they spoke about the power of adding levels to your idea from a version 1.0 to a version 4.0. How do you go from “doing joy” to “becoming joy”? By the end of this discussion, you will be able to identify what activates joy for you and what it will take for you to have a joyful day. Learn more about the Joyful Living Project at https://joyfullivingproject.com/. 

Bill Horan talks with Yasmin Nguyen, author of THE GAME OF JOY. Yasmin will discuss how joy impacts our lives, why joyful people are more likely to have more meaningful relationships, how money follows joy and why he says we don't find joy - we create it.

akaRadioRed welcomes three challenge-driven Creatives. Pamela Jane Nye, Owner and CEO of the non-profit Neuroscience Nursing, Limited, and Operation Scrubs, Inc., teaches at the UCLA School of Nursing's Nurse Practitioner / Clinical Nurse Specialist program and collaborates with the American Nurses Association Enterprise Innovation program. Chuck Foster, a former LA cop, TV and radio broadcaster, and the founder of TFP Entertainment, has 3+ decades of talent representation and unique special event marketing. His post-retirement challenge: Pamela Nye's The Nurses' Wall honoring the world's 20M+ unsung hero nurses. Yasmin Nguyen, author of The Game of Joy: The Secret to Creating Your Own Happiness (Even When Life is Stress), drove across America on an 18-month, 21,000 mile road trip as a Joy Ambassador and created the Joyful Living Project. Join akaRadioRed for Read My Lips: The Joys of Creativity!

akaRadioRed welcomes three challenge-driven Creatives. Pamela Jane Nye, Owner and CEO of the non-profit Neuroscience Nursing, Limited, and Operation Scrubs, Inc., teaches at the UCLA School of Nursing's Nurse Practitioner / Clinical Nurse Specialist program and collaborates with the American Nurses Association Enterprise Innovation program. Chuck Foster, a former LA cop, TV and radio broadcaster, and the founder of TFP Entertainment, has 3+ decades of talent representation and unique special event marketing. His post-retirement challenge: Pamela Nye's The Nurses' Wall honoring the world's 20M+ unsung hero nurses. Yasmin Nguyen, author of The Game of Joy: The Secret to Creating Your Own Happiness (Even When Life is Stress), drove across America on an 18-month, 21,000 mile road trip as a Joy Ambassador and created the Joyful Living Project. Join akaRadioRed for Read My Lips: The Joys of Creativity!

Can you just imagine - building a career and a life based on joy? That's exactly what this week's guest on The Profitable Photographer Podcast has done. In fact, it is even his mission in life to inspire one million people around the world and to share joy every single day. I couldn't be more excited to introduce you to Yasmin Nguyen, joy ambassador, author, speaker, and coach. Yasmin teaches everyone from community leaders to business owners, caregivers, and students how to have more joy in their life. He believes that joy is the antidote to the stress and suffering most of us face in our life. Just to give you an idea of how impactful Yasmin's work is, when I initially met him at a workshop a few years ago, what he shared during the workshop inspired me to extend my stay, and have a brand new experience on the Oregon coast that I hadn't planned for! I can't wait for you to listen to this joyful episode as Yasmin shares with us everything there is to know about joy, and, how as photographers, the prosperity of your business is tied to the joy you bring others. Get ready to be inspired as Yasmin shares with us not only his incredible journey of leaving South Vietnam and how he went about finding joy in his life, but alsohow to create space for and activate joyhow to identify joy blockershow to notice what activates joy for yourselfhow to be a joy ambassadorInterested in learning more from Yasmin about joy? Here's how you can connect with him: www.joyfullivingproject.com Yasmin@joyfullivingproject.comhttps://www.instagram.com/joyfullivingprojectwww.gameofjoybook.comPhotography Business Coach Luci Dumas' Programs and Contact Info:lucidumascoaching.comluci@lucidumas.comhttps://www.instagram.com/theprofitablephotographer_pod/https://www.facebook.com/LuciDumasCoachinghttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCut3Qk6t6Z2DUJYEYGSCfKA

akaRadioRed welcomes three challenge-driven Creatives. Pamela Jane Nye, Owner and CEO of the non-profit Neuroscience Nursing, Limited, and Operation Scrubs, Inc., teaches at the UCLA School of Nursing's Nurse Practitioner / Clinical Nurse Specialist program and collaborates with the American Nurses Association Enterprise Innovation program. Chuck Foster, a former LA cop, TV and radio broadcaster, and the founder of TFP Entertainment, has 3+ decades of talent representation and unique special event marketing. His post-retirement challenge: Pamela Nye's The Nurses' Wall honoring the world's 20M+ unsung hero nurses. Yasmin Nguyen, author of The Game of Joy: The Secret to Creating Your Own Happiness (Even When Life is Stress), drove across America on an 18-month, 21,000 mile road trip as a Joy Ambassador and created the Joyful Living Project. Join akaRadioRed for Read My Lips: The Joys of Creativity!

akaRadioRed welcomes three challenge-driven Creatives. Pamela Jane Nye, Owner and CEO of the non-profit Neuroscience Nursing, Limited, and Operation Scrubs, Inc., teaches at the UCLA School of Nursing's Nurse Practitioner / Clinical Nurse Specialist program and collaborates with the American Nurses Association Enterprise Innovation program. Chuck Foster, a former LA cop, TV and radio broadcaster, and the founder of TFP Entertainment, has 3+ decades of talent representation and unique special event marketing. His post-retirement challenge: Pamela Nye's The Nurses' Wall honoring the world's 20M+ unsung hero nurses. Yasmin Nguyen, author of The Game of Joy: The Secret to Creating Your Own Happiness (Even When Life is Stress), drove across America on an 18-month, 21,000 mile road trip as a Joy Ambassador and created the Joyful Living Project. Join akaRadioRed for Read My Lips: The Joys of Creativity!

akaRadioRed welcomes three challenge-driven Creatives. Pamela Jane Nye, Owner and CEO of the non-profit Neuroscience Nursing, Limited, and Operation Scrubs, Inc., teaches at the UCLA School of Nursing's Nurse Practitioner / Clinical Nurse Specialist program and collaborates with the American Nurses Association Enterprise Innovation program. Chuck Foster, a former LA cop, TV and radio broadcaster, and the founder of TFP Entertainment, has 3+ decades of talent representation and unique special event marketing. His post-retirement challenge: Pamela Nye's The Nurses' Wall honoring the world's 20M+ unsung hero nurses. Yasmin Nguyen, author of The Game of Joy: The Secret to Creating Your Own Happiness (Even When Life is Stress), drove across America on an 18-month, 21,000 mile road trip as a Joy Ambassador and created the Joyful Living Project. Join akaRadioRed for Read My Lips: The Joys of Creativity!

Welcome to The Game of Joy!This week Joy Ambassador, Yasmin Nguyen, shares his inspiring story of struggle and exploration that led him to write his book The Game of Joy.There is so much in this episode for everyone. Discover your "joy blockers," what to do when you encounter "unjoy" and how to play the "game of joy."Here's where you'll find Yasmin:https://joyfullivingproject.com/about-yasmin/Don't miss this one!Dr. CDelia Chiaramonte, MDStay in Touch! Click the link below:https://trainings.integrativepalliative.com/IPI-stay-in-touch I have a few spots available for coaching families who are facing complex or serious illness. Reach out at hello@integrativepalliative.com if you'd like to learn more about how serious illness coaching works. There are also free resources available at www.integrativepalliative.com. You don't have to do this alone. Managing uncertainty and overwhelm is the key to navigating the experience of loving someone who is ill, and this is available through IPI's Conscious Coping program.You'll get practical tools to support your loved one and yourself, important insights, skills to talk about tough topics and a supportive community, so you don't need to do this alone. Click Here to Stay in Touch:https://trainings.integrativepalliative.com/IPI-stay-in-touchHere's a Free Guide for You if Your Loved One Is Ill:The 10 Best Ways to Help When Your Loved One Has A Serious Illnesshttps://trainings.integrativepalliative.com/pl/2147661904 And Here's a Free Guide for Clinicians:How to Add Integrative Medicine To Your Practicehttps://trainings.integrativepalliative.com/pl/2147657852Please review this podcast wherever you listen and forward your favorite episode to a friend! Thanks for helping me spread the word about heart-centered care for people with complex and serious illness.

Yasmin Nguyen has a joyful story to tell. He does it as an author, adventurer, facilitator, filmmaker, joy ambassador, photographer, speaker, and world changer. Yasmin is the founder of the Joyful Living Project. He created the Joyful Living Project to ignite positive change and remind us of all the good around us. He's also starting a podcast to help others activate joy in their lives. In this interview, Yasmin talks about some of the challenges he has faced, including fleeing communist Vietnam, being rescued at sea, growing up as an immigrant in America, his experience with corporate life, entrepreneurship, deep depression, and burnout. Yasmin has come up with 7 principles of joyful living that worked for him and is excited to share them. To inspire and reach more Joy Ambassadors, he's writing a book on his life journey and challenges. Some years ago, Yasmin found a deeper calling that led him to pack up his car to drive across America on an 18-month journey to discover, document, and share stories of real people, beautiful places, and heart-opening experiences that bring us joy. In 2022, he and his team will launch a new concept called "The Joy Gym" to reconnect millions of people every day as "Joy Makers" to practice simple habits that activate joy, strengthen their hearts and minds, and create a better world.

Stressed and burned out by your own business? At your wit’s end and dreaming of a big change? In today’s episode, Yasmin Nguyen of the Joyful Living Project joins us to open your eyes to what’s possible when you pause, align, and follow your heart. He’ll share how he went from owning 5 businesses (overworked and losing the will to live) to traveling across the country for 2 years spreading joy...and being profitable in the process! Tune in for our best actionable tips on slowing down, mapping out a fresh path, and creating freedom.

I've talked a lot about creating a gratitude habit, and different ways to express gratitude. Once you've established a daily gratitude habit, be sure to fuel the habit. How do you do that? Well, we're going to have bad days or bad situations from time to time. That's unavoidable. So how can you use gratitude to help out during the times where you're feeling a little down? My friend Yasmin Nguyen likes the concept of a kick-ass jar as a way to fuel some positive into a bad day. Have you ever struggled with self-doubt or just felt stuck in a rut? Of course you have. We all have. Life is such a roller coaster ride. One day you're on top, with everything going your way. And the very next day, it can all come crashing down. Anxiety about life sets in and you're riddled with worry, depression, and self-doubt. It's awful. That's where the kick-ass jar comes in, which is really just an empty jar with a fancy name. Take a little tablet of sticky notes and carry it with you every day. When something positive happens, write it down, and put it in the kick-ass jar. It can be anything— having an inspiring conversation, feeling inspired by the scenery on a hike, finishing a project at work or receiving or writing a thank you card. Record every win from your day, no matter how big or small. Then when you're having a rough day—and you WILL have rough days—take out a few of the sticky notes from the kick-ass jar and read them. This will provide an instant boost in confidence and self-esteem. In no time, you'll feel your kick-ass attitude returning. What about those situations that pop up each day, such as being stuck in traffic? Believe me, there is a ton of traffic in Denver, so even I need a strategy for this. ;) My friend Kevin Clayson talks about flipping the gratitude switch - finding the awesome in bad situations. How do you find the awesome in being stuck in traffic on your way to work? Well at least you have a car. Some people don't, and have to rely on the bus or walking everywhere. Be grateful that you have a car. At least you have a job to go to. Some people don't have a job and struggle to put food on their plate. Or are homeless. Be grateful that you have a job and enough money to live. When you put things in perspective, it's easy to find the gratitude in bad situations, right? Use these strategies to fuel your gratitude habit and you'll be living with a grateful heart all day long!

I love the way Yasmin Nguyen thinks about writing thank you cards. Yasmin is the founder of The Joyful Living Project, and I had the opportunity to sit down and talk to him about gratitude. First of all, he calls thank you cards “appreciation cards,” which I love! He likes to create a deeper connection through his cards, allowing himself to be vulnerable. Yasmin starts his cards by writing something like: “Dear Scott. I remember the time when …” The purpose of starting the cards like this is to reconnect to a memorable moment. It should call to mind something special in the recipient. He continues by saying something like, “What I appreciate most about you is …” So it's not necessarily something the person did; it's about a quality they possess, something about them that Yasmin appreciates. The final part of the card is where Yasmin thinks to himself, If today were my last day, what would I want this person to know? This allows him to go really deep in terms of what he wants to share with the recipient. This process creates an element of vulnerability. It's an approach designed to help you put yourself in a happy place and fuel your writing. Writing and sending heartfelt cards like this has opened so many doors for Yasmin. He's witnessed new connections and growth in his business. Think about it: How often do you receive a card from someone simply to reconnect with you and tell you of an attribute they cherish in you? What would you be willing to do for that?

Today's guest Yasmin Nguyen shares his journey where he traveled for 18 months all over the world to find Joy. He shares what he learned and offers you inspiration to also get out there and follow your joy! To learn more about Yasmin, go to www.joyfullivingproject.com. To connect with me, go to www.michele-joy.com. Thanks for listening and Happy Manifesting!

As a documentary filmmaker, Joy Ambassador, and speaker, Yasmin Nguyen, travels around the world to discover, share, and inspire joy. During this time of negativity, stress, and suffering in our world, he packed up his car to drive across America and Canada for an 18-month journey to discover, document, and share stories of real people, beautiful places and heart-opening experiences that bring us joy. Yasmin created the Joyful Living Project as a way to reconnect people, ignite positive change, and remind us of all the beauty and good around us. More at https://joyfullivingproject.com/ On Instagram: @JoyfulLivingProject and @joe.joyful Odonata Coaching & Consulting: https://odonatacoaching.com/ Working Gratitude Podcast: http://workinggratitude.com and info@workinggratitude.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OdonataCoaching/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/working-gratitude/

What does joy look like?    Today Catherine talks with her friend Yasmin, creator of the Joyful Living Project.  They talk about how joy can be a part of everyday life, even in a world that can be stressful and challenging at time.   The Joyful Living Project is about traveling the country gathering stories of joy and spreading joy to others. Yasmin shares how he stays productive on the road and how he manages the uncertainty when he’s not at home.   Yasmin shares the 3 key forms of joy. Redefining what home is Letting go Learning to receive Meet Yasmin   In 2012, Yasmin suffered complete burnout trying to run 5 businesses. Overwhelmed, exhausted, and checked out, he left work one afternoon and headed to the Oregon Coast. That changed everything.   In the next 18 months, he returned to the coast 52 times discovering a new way of living and working that healed his body, deepened his relationships, and transformed his life.   Yasmin shares why he does this work.   He believes that when we intentionally create space to rest, grow, connect, and give, we refuel the fire of our impact. In the last 3 years, he has refined his approach to burnout recovery and created the Retirement Day Practice™ and Organizational Gratitude Practice™ methods.   Yasmin's passion for helping women in business is inspired by his mother’s courage and sacrifice for a better life for her children. In 1978, she led her three infant children through the jungle to board a small boat. Fleeing Communist Vietnam, they were rescued at sea as their boat sank to the bottom of the ocean.   Every day he is so grateful for the gift of his mother's courage and the opportunity to transform lives through this work.   Connect with Yasmin: Follow Joyful Joe Website Instagram

Yasmin Nguyen isn’t on your typical road trip. He is traveling around the world studying joy through his Joyful Living project. A theme of his work is taking the time to be grateful. Talking to Yasmin simply calms me down, and I hope our conversation does the same for you. We talk about how to practice retirement, your kick ass jar, kindness showers, the servant leadership of women, and Yasmin’s road trip to share and understand joy and kindness.

What does it mean to give too much? What happens when we give too much? Overworked givers are kind, loving, people who often feel a sense of deep connection with others by generously over-giving. They often put others before themselves and can be found to sacrifice their own needs to support others. Do you recognise this type of person? When their own resources become depleted or exhausted their tendency is to give more. Joyful Living Project founder, Yasmin Nguyen shares, in this short action episode, how we can look out for such folks and how we can help them to make sure that their own needs are met too. Hear how to spot an overworked giver. https://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast/264-overworked-givers http://www.joyfullivingproject.com

Yasmin Nguyen is a survivor. In the seventies, his family survived the jungle and Vietnam eventually escaping to South Korea, France then America. When the lease on his apartment expired recently, film-maker Yasmin, chose to tour the country capturing moments of joy. Having left the business world 20 years ago to become an entrepreneur, Yasmin shares what it means to share your story without being judged. Hear how a moment of frustration and unexpected kindness shifted his trajectory. And what it means to give ourselves permission to live a more joyful life. Recorded live over a dinner table in Arizona. http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast/263-yasmin-nguyen http://www.joyfullivingproject.com

In today's world we witness incredible anger, pain, divisiveness, racism, illness, and discrimination. So many people feel stressed, helpless, lost, resentful, hopeless, guilty, and overwhelmed. How did all this negativity become the norm in our country? What can we do to change this? It seems like every possible answer is way off into the future. But what if we didn’t have to wait for circumstances to shift to begin our healing? What if the catalyst for positive change lies within our own daily experiences? What if we could leave a legacy of hope, positivity, and inspiration for our children and generations to come? Sound too good to be true? Actually, it's amazing what a little action can do. It starts with the gift of JOY. In today's remarkable episode I interview Yasmin Nguyen on not only his Impossible story (which is a doozy mind you) but also about how he is showing up in the world, and what his fresh perspective on Joy inspired him to create. Portland local Yasmin Nguyen believes having a joyful life is possible, no matter what else may be happening around us. In fact, not only is it possible, but he is backing it up with some serious action. For the next 18-months he is packing it up and moving on out, driving across America talking to people. People like you and me as he documents, shares stories, inspiration, and experiences that activate possibilities and make positive impact in our lives. He created the Joyful Living Project to ignite positive change and help rebuild thriving relationships, businesses, and communities. Why? He is determined to remind people that in every moment we have a choice on what we focus on -- the negative or joy. From this seed of joy grows hope, possibility, generosity, kindness, love, re-connection with ourselves and others. During this journey Yasmin will explore 3 main questions: What does joy look like in our lives? How can it positively impact our relationships, businesses, and communites? What’s holding us back from having more joy? And how do we turn that around? Through interviews, local experiences, community events, kindness experiments, and speaking engagements with businesses, he will shine the spotlight on all the positive experiences already around us and inspire shifts in the way we live, the way we connect, and the way we make a difference. The Joyful Living Project officially launched on July 1st featuring the joy in Portland, Oregon. Each month, the tour continues to another city. 2018 July – Portland August – Seattle September – San Francisco October – Los Angeles / San Diego November – Phoenix / Portland December – Houston / Dallas 2019 January – Austin February – New Orleans March – Atlanta April – Nashville / Charlotte May – Washington DC / Philadelphia June – New York City July – Boston August – Detroit / Cincinnati September — Chicago October – Minneapolis / Kansas City November – Denver December – Salt Lake City / Boise ***Follow Yasmin on IG @joyfullivingproject also, follow the journey and the plethora of beautiful content being created at www.joyfullivingproject.com "You take something with you. Hopefully, you leave something good behind.” – Anthony Bourdain ____________________________________ Want to follow along the She's Hungry journey too? Instagram -> @_sheshungry Facebook -> She's Hungry www.caitpearson.com I'm working really hard to put out the most authentic and inspired content I can, and sometimes that's just not that easy. If you enjoyed this episode, or any others please take a minute to Rate, Review, or Donate so we can continue to spread the message and the community wider. Thank you !

Join me this week as Yasmine Nguyen with Gratitude Inspired Living talks about how he started out thinking that he had to change everything about him, including his name, just to fit in. "Freedom and Joy is a choice we make in every moment".Resources mentioned:Robert Kiyosaki, Rich dad poor dadBronnie Ware - Regrets of DyingAndy Hayes Plumb Deluxe Tea https://www.plumdeluxe.com/aboutStacy Martino - http://relationshipdevelopment.orgLINK FOR YOUR FREE 30 MIN OF COACHING WITH YASMINhttp://gratitudeinspiredliving.com/sexymofo Components to a retirement day practice;Reconnect - With ourselves, reconnect to our passions, reconnect with others, reconnecting with our joy. Reset - Our body through physical activity, get moving, resetting our mind by learning something, resetting our spirit through meditation, or yogaRealign - with our purpose, realign with values and realigning our direction. Re-conneting to what brings us joy! What makes you happy, how to you get to that happy feeling.  

On the podcast this week I have Yasmin Nguyen of Vibrance Global. He dishes on practicing “weekly retirement” to replenish himself and asks “what if you operated your impact-driven business from a place of gratitude and appreciation?” I sit down with Yasmin to discuss how to rid ourselves of fear and neediness and instead drive towards happiness, community and truly […] The post Episode 161: Growing Your Business Through Practicing Gratitude with Yasmin Nguyen first appeared on Michael Knouse.

Yasmin talks about being an entrepreneur.