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Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
A Tribute to 2013
2013 was a year of self discovery, self love, letting go, live in the moment, embrace the unexpected, growing up, trust and all-consuming love.
I never imagined this is where my life would be at. I have accomplished so many in just 365 days and I am so damn proud of my accomplishments, physically, mentally, and career-wise.
Now that another year is ending, I would like to stick with the following resolutions:
-Love myself more
-Always love him the same and constantly work on our relationship
-Be more patient
-Budget
-Cook more
-Enter a fitness competition
Au revoir 2013, I am so eager to see my life unravel...
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Inside a Mind of an Frustrated Millennial
I am that unique Gen Y-er who believes that there is no shortcut to success, hard work and dedication are a must and I want to be taken seriously. The typical phrase every Gen Y uses "I want to be taken seriously" and it is very frustrating that at 22, some older adults still treats me like a child and gives me no respect simply because I am 22.
My heredity is Chinese and Korean so I inherited the awesome youthful Asian look, just to give you an idea, I still get carded sometimes for Rated-R movies. (Yes, it's frustrating). And my voice is not the most commanding voice. My youthful looks + my soft spoken voice, to many people equals, she doesn't know what she is talking about. That is extremely frustrating in my industry, PR.
I feel like being an millennial, people often stereotype us as entitled, spoiled, crazy, selfish and all we think about is that next party. But we are more than those traits. We often get overlooked for job positions that we would succeed at because we are naturally good at multitasking, we understand the importance of social media and we are always thinking what is the next step.
So here is my cry out to all the seasoned professional out there, give US a chance, we will surprise you.
My heredity is Chinese and Korean so I inherited the awesome youthful Asian look, just to give you an idea, I still get carded sometimes for Rated-R movies. (Yes, it's frustrating). And my voice is not the most commanding voice. My youthful looks + my soft spoken voice, to many people equals, she doesn't know what she is talking about. That is extremely frustrating in my industry, PR.
I feel like being an millennial, people often stereotype us as entitled, spoiled, crazy, selfish and all we think about is that next party. But we are more than those traits. We often get overlooked for job positions that we would succeed at because we are naturally good at multitasking, we understand the importance of social media and we are always thinking what is the next step.
So here is my cry out to all the seasoned professional out there, give US a chance, we will surprise you.
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