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Navigating the Rise was created to bring awareness and recreate the misperceptions of Asians in the West. For example, people mistaken quietness as a lack of confidence, not creating intense conflicts as a lack of personal viewpoints, among others.

Because of the miscommunication, sometimes Asians were being taken advantage of within Western society in various forms from social to professional environments.

Navigating the Rise aim to merge the best of Western and Asian values.

Contact: george@navigatingtherise.com Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/navigatingtherise/support

Navigating the Rise George Wu

    • Education
    • 5.0 • 18 Ratings

Navigating the Rise was created to bring awareness and recreate the misperceptions of Asians in the West. For example, people mistaken quietness as a lack of confidence, not creating intense conflicts as a lack of personal viewpoints, among others.

Because of the miscommunication, sometimes Asians were being taken advantage of within Western society in various forms from social to professional environments.

Navigating the Rise aim to merge the best of Western and Asian values.

Contact: george@navigatingtherise.com Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/navigatingtherise/support

    [S3] [E13] What It Is like to Be Asian American with Vivian Tran, Author of Asian Duckling

    [S3] [E13] What It Is like to Be Asian American with Vivian Tran, Author of Asian Duckling

    Have you ever felt like you didn’t belong as an Asian American? Don’t worry, you’re not alone.

    Join George and Vivian Tran as they chat about what it’s like to be Asian American. Dr. Vivian Tran helps businesses analyze their needs and develop programs aimed to create a healthy work environment. She’s also writing a book based on her experiences growing up as an Asian American called the Asian Duckling.

    In the episode, the two share their observations in the workplace environment, experiences being raised in between two cultures, and finding a good business partner.

    Here are the things to expect in the show:


    The need for companies to recognize and act on the mental shifts with their employees.
    Conflicts of interest between the American way and the Asian way of living.
    The value of proper communication especially if you’re in a multicultural business.
    The ability of the multicultural mind to do “context switching”. What’s that about?
    Finding a business partner that complements your weaknesses in the work that you do.

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    • 33 min
    [S3] [E12] How to Start Eco-friendly Living Across the World with MR Maximo, Founder of Mabhuhai Maxima

    [S3] [E12] How to Start Eco-friendly Living Across the World with MR Maximo, Founder of Mabhuhai Maxima

    This week, we have the opportunity to interview with MR Maximo.  She is a flight attendant, freelance author, and financial advisor.  She currently lives in the Philippines.  Also, because of her work as a flight attendant, she travels throughout the world that advanced her cultural understandings across countries.

    Her work revolves around sustainability and how sustainable living can create the maximum value in your life.  MR Maxima also created a podcast to talk about her journey as an environmentalist.  She changed her brand to the vegan flight attendant in a world that promotes otherwise from her perspective.  Thereafter, she goes in-depth on how to stay true to yourself and how to stay kind and happy for yourself—at the same time, doing all without negatively affecting the planet.  She mentioned how the societal pressure of consumerism can affect you and how to avoid that.

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    • 33 min
    [S3] [E11] What It Is Like to Be a Cabin Crew Influencer w/ Ekasari Gusti

    [S3] [E11] What It Is Like to Be a Cabin Crew Influencer w/ Ekasari Gusti

    Most people think being a cabin crew and an Instagram influencer is all about the outside looks; Ekasari Gusti proves that it's more than that. For her, looks won’t matter if a person has poor behavior and doesn’t celebrate her own body.   Sari's brand is all about learning how to build self-confidence. Listen to the episode to hear Sari's traveling stories, fashion tips, the challenges of being a cabin crew influencer, and why your inner beauty and confidence matter the most.


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    • 31 min
    [S3] [E10] What It Is Like to Work as a Creative in Hollywood with Vicki Lau, Content Creator

    [S3] [E10] What It Is Like to Work as a Creative in Hollywood with Vicki Lau, Content Creator

    Working in Hollywood might be the sexy thing on the outside, but is it the sexy thing on the inside?    In this episode, Vicki Lau gives us an inside scoop of what is like working in Hollywood.  In fact, she describes her experience working in hot shows and movies like Aquaman and Walking Dead.


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    • 24 min
    [S3] [E9] How to Still Pursue Your Dreams as a Mom w/ Vivien Yap

    [S3] [E9] How to Still Pursue Your Dreams as a Mom w/ Vivien Yap

    Who says being a mother is a hindrance to your dreams? Influencer and enneagram coach Vivien Yap begs to disagree. From juggling full-time work, motherhood, and influencer marketing, there's no limit to what a motivated mother can do. Listen to the episode to hear how she deals with her busy schedule, the importance of self-care in motherhood, and why the best thing you can do for yourself as a mother is to pursue your dreams.


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    • 34 min
    [S3] [E8] What Helped People Accept who They Are with Stacy and Danah Gutierrez, Founder of Raw & Real Podcast

    [S3] [E8] What Helped People Accept who They Are with Stacy and Danah Gutierrez, Founder of Raw & Real Podcast

    Have you ever felt lost with the direction your life and faith is going?

    Finding our truth takes a lot of reevaluation of our beliefs and values. However, God puts us in these situations to lead us toward the right path. In this episode, Stacey and Danah Gutierrez share the story of their transition toward spiritual work. They lay down raw and real insights into why our advocacy must align with the beliefs we uphold.

    Listen to the full episode to know how you can find your path to a spiritual rebirth.


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    • 39 min

Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5
18 Ratings

18 Ratings

THe House of Lee NYC.com ,

An Episode in Japanese?!! Awesome!

What interesting interviews and observations about being Asian/Asian American! Will definitely keep tabs on future episodes. Host George Wu speaks Japanese - what?!! Awesome!

summer1621 ,

Great job

Thanks for your show!

Ty457623 ,

Great work

Great tidbits from a diversity of guests from a variety of backgrounds. Topics are ranging and relevant to anyone looking to learn something new. The most recent one with Chirag Sagar has some good insight into the challenges of starting a non profit. Thanks to George Wu for making the time to put this work together!

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