In this episode, Sana Akhand, a marriage coach, shares her unconventional wisdom on relationships, emphasizing space, epigenetics, and inner healing. Her personal journey of living apart from her husband inspires couples to explore new ways of deepening their connection. Join us as we uncover Sana's transformative insights on love, healing, and growth.

Judy fearlessly explores the intricacies of ensuring her forthcoming book makes a positive impact while shining a spotlight on trauma-informed care. Through personal reflections, she reveals her own battles with the fear of happiness and the lingering effects of authoritarian parenting, offering insights into rewiring the mind and conquering self-doubt.

In this episode, Judy Tsuei discusses the importance of mental health and overcoming cultural norms with Misa Chen, the founder of The Authentic Asian. These two powerful founders explore the biases and stereotypes faced by Asian American women in business and the need for a supportive community. They're direct, honest, and authentic as they encourage AANHPI women everywhere to embrace individuality and break free from societal expectations.

In this episode, Judy Tsuei shares excerpts from her book, 'How to Disappoint Your Parents in 10 Shameless Steps, a Modern Asian American Guide.' She discusses the importance of articulating emotions and navigating them in relationships. Judy also reflects on her own experience of not knowing what she's feeling and the impact of family dynamics on emotional expression. She emphasizes the possibility of creating a beautiful life despite trauma. The episode includes snippets from various chapters of her book, covering topics such as body image, rebellion, and the impact of parental behavior on self-esteem.

Anna Hsu, a self-worth coach, shares her personal story of growing up in a traditional Asian household and feeling the pressure to constantly prove her worth. She explains that self-love is a practice that involves self-acknowledgment, self-acceptance, and self-compassion. She provides tools and practices for embarking on the path to self-love and emphasizes the power of celebrating ourselves and others.

I've had the unique opportunity to share my life's narrative with a wonderful audience. Today, I want to bring you into my world through the written word, offering you a deeper dive into the experiences that have shaped me. Writing my memoir has been a cathartic process, and I'm eager to share with you the insights and lessons I've gleaned along the way.

In this episode, I interview two incredible Asian American women authors, Susan Lee and Linda Yoon, who are not only co-directors of the Yellow Chair Collective but also co-authors of "Where I Belong." We dove deep into the complexities of healing trauma, culturally competent therapy, embracing our Asian American identities, and the transformative power of art and storytelling.

In the latest episode, I open the pages of my life to you, sharing the raw and real experiences that have shaped me.

I read a chapter of my upcoming memoir tentatively titled, "It Began in the Darkness" when I was left in an incubator by my parents because I was born a month premature.

In this podcast episode, I Interview Ai Vuong, a Vietnamese-born, Texas-raised filmmaker and co-founder of TÁPI Story. We discuss Ai's bicultural upbringing, her journey into filmmaking, and the importance of storytelling in understanding different cultures and perspectives. We explore the challenges of pursuing a creative career, the concept of masking, and the importance of self-care and well-being.

My relationship with my grandmother played a significant role in shaping who I am today. Despite not always meeting the cultural expectations of respect for elders as a child, I loved my grandmother deeply. After her passing, I was tasked with fulfilling various rituals, one of which was sorting through old VHS tapes. Watching these tapes, I saw my grandmother's love for me and felt validated in my feelings. This week on my podcast, I'm diving deep into my personal experiences and reflections. Get ready for a raw and emotional journey through relationships, self-discovery, and overcoming challenges. Tune in and join me on this intimate exploration!

Join me on the podcast as I chat with Jerry Won, CEO of Just Like Media, founder of World Class Speakers, and host of the award-winning Dear Asian Americans podcast! Jerry is a renowned keynote speaker and creative entrepreneur who speaks on Leadership, Storytelling, and the Asian American Experience. His podcast guests include Vice President Kamala Harris. Discover his incredible journey, achievements, and his insights on representation and following your passion.

Join us for a compelling journey as Judy Tsuei shares her deeply personal experiences, unraveling childhood secrets, cultural clashes, and the complexities surrounding pleasure and taboo. In this episode, Judy takes us through poignant moments that shaped her understanding of family, identity, and the unspoken dynamics that influenced her early years.

Raja Jesrina Arshad’s as an entrepreneur is nothing short of inspiring. She faced numerous challenges as a woman in the tech industry, but her personal health journey and her discovery of ancient wellness traditions in Malaysia inspired her to start her own company. Purely B focuses on digital wellness education and has millions of users worldwide, backed by a venture capital firm.

Jesrina’s royal lineage is a fascinating aspect of her story. In Malaysia, there are many royal families, with each state having its own. Jesrina’s parents come from royal families in Selangor and Perak states, making her a descendant of these lineages.

I’ve learned a lot from mistakes — now I’m sharing my daughter's journey in learning soccer and why it’s important to be authentic, compassionate, and embrace imperfections. If you’re interested in freeing yourself from negative emotions, I invite you to be a guest on my future podcast episodes for Intuitive Clarity Coaching!

Judy shares her personal experiences with anxiety, medication, and the challenges of diagnosing ADHD in women. She discusses her journey of self-discovery and the importance of aligning with one's true desires. That’s where Business & Transformation Coach, Benjamin Yeh comes in! After working as a real estate consultant and investment officer for a family office where he invested over $1 billion dollars (for Panda Express!) he now empowers heart-centered entrepreneurs in creating real magic: integrating their physical, mental, and spiritual well-being to synchronize their business with purpose-driven lives they seek to manifest.

The ups and downs of my personal journey have taught me that life is about learning and mastering oneself. I've learned that success doesn't come from quick fixes or shortcuts. My own journey is a testament to this. There is wisdom in patience, asking the right questions, and stepping into uncomfortable situations. Let's remember, that the path to success can be inconvenient and may take longer than expected. Sharing my story and standing for what I'm passionate about is my true calling.

Isn't it intriguing how our beliefs around money are usually formed at such an early age? In my latest podcast episode, Money Mindset Coach Mary Li shares that such beliefs crystallize around age seven. We also discuss how we're subtly but surely working towards creating a different understanding of money for our children. Parenting and finance - quite the complex cocktail!

As a daughter of immigrants, I've often experienced a sense of scarcity that has led to a fear of happiness. According to my therapist, it’s a fairly common fear, because most of us believe that happiness is fleeting and unsustainable. It’s been helpful to learn that happiness is not about being in a state of joy 24/7 — instead, it's about contentment, and collecting moments of happiness by being fully present in those moments, to lift you up when life inevitably gets tough.

As an Asian American, Judy Tsuei has often grappled with the concept of self-promotion. Cultural expectations, coupled with the generational trauma that has impacted many Asian cultures, can make it difficult for individuals to shine and be noticed. Stephanie Moon, Marketing Strategist for authors and publishing houses, shares what to do.

Judy Tsuei reflects on her birthday celebration and her personal growth journey. She discusses her community of friends, her NLP training, and her work as a branding and marketing consultant for female entrepreneurs of color. Judy emphasizes the importance of deep connections and letting go of limiting beliefs. She shares her experiences with NLP training, the positive changes it has brought to her life, and her desire to help others through this work.