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04/18/2026

She was never supposed to work in finance. Now she closes deals on Wall Street and coaches the next generation to do the same.

Our guest this week Nancy Chen completely reinvented her path — and what she built on the other side is extraordinary. In this episode she breaks down the exact strategic moves that took her from international student to Wall Street private equity, and how she turned that knowledge into New York Bamboo Consulting, helping hundreds of students land their dream roles at top firms.

This conversation is for anyone building a career in a space that wasn‘t made for them. Nancy gets real about navigating finance as an Asian woman, finding what only YOU can bring to the table, and why the world will find your limitations — but only you will find your opportunities.

One of my favourite conversations on the podcast so far. Full episode is live now — link in bio 🎙️

04/05/2026

This week’s podcast features, May Liu, , one of Taiwan’s most recognized fitness influencers — with almost 600K subscribers on YouTube, 300K+ followers on Instagram, a Nike partnership, a Vogue feature, and a bestselling book. But none of it came without a cost.

In this episode of the Genuinely Good Podcast, I sit down with May to talk about what it took to bet on herself when no one around her thought it would work — including walking away from the family business in Cambodia with nothing but a gut feeling and a handwritten letter to her dad, one where she told him she felt like ”a bird without wings.“

May built something remarkable from that leap:

• Pioneering women‘s weightlifting content across Asia at a time when almost no one was doing it — a true blue ocean move
• Growing from zero to one of the top fitness influencers in Taiwan
• Landing partnerships and features that no one saw coming
• Reframing resistance training as more than physical — it became the foundation for her mental strength as a woman
• Reaching a breaking point where she had to unlearn the grind and stop letting metrics define her worth

There’s a moment she shared that I keep thinking about — how during one of her lowest points, she woke up at 6am, sat in stillness, and heard a voice telling her to just be brave. That single moment gave her permission to leave everything behind. Every milestone since traces back to her trusting that voice. And what struck me most was her perspective on the people who doubted her — that their fear came from love, and she learned to let it push her forward rather than hold her back.

If you‘ve ever been caught between obligation and intuition, between what’s expected and what‘s calling you — press play on this one.

Thank you for being here 🤍

03/26/2026

In this episode of the Genuinely Good Podcast, I sit down with Yang Shi, a family lawyer and co-founder of KOA Law, to break down her journey from studying law in the U.S. to landing a role at Goldman Sachs — and why she ultimately chose to leave it all behind to build her own firm.

We get into the realities most people don’t talk about:
• What it takes to build a legal career
• The pressure of corporate life vs. building your own business
• Prenups, family trusts, and what every woman should know before marriage
• The true financial and emotional cost of divorce

Beyond law and business, we talk about something many women quietly struggle with — balancing career, love, and family, and the guilt that often comes with it. Yang shares her honest perspective on societal expectations, motherhood, and why women need to start having more open conversations about money, power, and choice.

If you’re building your career, navigating relationships, or simply want to make smarter decisions about your future — this episode will change how you think.

Thank you for being here 🤍

In this special feature on SinoVision’s New York Lounge, I opened up about my journey—from studying biology in college, ...
09/04/2025

In this special feature on SinoVision’s New York Lounge, I opened up about my journey—from studying biology in college, to working in pharmaceutical marketing, and eventually taking the leap into entrepreneurship.

I shared how I built my first jewelry business, how storytelling and aesthetics became my signature, and how I’ve quit my corporate job to start my own businesses in jewelry and building my physicial flower shop FlowerEver in NYC.

This interview was a chance to reflect on the risks, pivots, and lessons that shaped me—not just as an influencer and pageant winner, but as a serial entrepreneur who believes in the power of creating impact through authentic stories.

If you’ve ever felt called to build something of your own, I hope this conversation inspires you to take that first step, trust yourself, and see the potential that the world has to offer.

You can listen to the full podcast on Spotify and YouTube — link is in the bio. 💖

In episode 6 of The Genuinely Good Podcast, I’m sharing 20 real lessons I learned in my 20s—things I had to figure out b...
06/13/2025

In episode 6 of The Genuinely Good Podcast, I’m sharing 20 real lessons I learned in my 20s—things I had to figure out by messing up, starting over, and learning as I go.

This episode is for the girls in their 20s who feel behind, lost, or like they’re doing life wrong. You’re not. You’re just figuring it out—and that’s exactly what your 20s are for.

I broke this episode into 4 parts:

Relationships (stop trying to fix people, love yourself first)

Inner health (your mindset is everything, go to the mind gym)

Wealth (money is your friend—learn it, grow it, own it)

Health & looks (yes, it takes effort to glow—do it for you)

I’m 31 now, and honestly, I’ve never felt more like myself.
Not because everything’s perfect, but because I stopped forcing things. I let go of timelines. I moved out on my own. I built something I’m proud of.

This episode isn’t here to tell you what to do—it’s here to remind you that it’s okay to change your mind, mess up, and try again. That’s how you grow.

Hope this one lands where it needs to 💗

You can listen to the full podcast on Spotify and YouTube — link is in the bio. 🤍

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