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We celebrate and empower the modern Asian women - bold leaders, change-makers and dreamers who are breaking barriers and redefining success .

Through real stories of resilience and ambition, we aim to build meaningful connections, offer actionable insights, and inspire others to own their power. By showcasing journeys of trailblazing Asians, we’re creating a thriving community that sparks transformation both within ourselves and in the spaces we navigate. By shining a spotlight on authentic stories of perseverance, growth, and success, we aim to rewrite the narrative and show what happens when boldness and identity intersect.

Led by Dr. Sohee Jun, a premier leadership coach, author and global speaker; each episode creates a space where women feel seen, supported, and inspired to overcome challenges and embrace their full potential. This is more than just a podcast—it’s a call to action. Together, we amplify voices, celebrate achievements, and shape a future where opportunities are boundless.

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April 14th

Episode 4

Breaking Barriers in Beats

How Clarissa Reformina's Rhythm of Resilience and How Cultural Identity Powered Her Music Industry Success

In this inspiring episode of "asian, like me...", Dr. Sohee Jun sits down with Clarissa Reformina, a dynamic Filipina creative executive in the music industry. Through their authentic conversation, they explore how Clarissa Reformina's strong> immigrant experience, cultural heritage, and passion for music guided her remarkable journey from freshman intern to industry powerhouse . Clarissa Reformina shares her story of moving from the Philippines to America at age three, navigating the complexities of assimilation while maintaining her cultural identity.

March 17th

Episode 3

From Diapers to Deals

How Son Kim Balances Motherhood and a Thriving Career as an Angel Investor

In this episode of asian, like me..., Dr. Sohee Jun sits down with Son Kim—an operations executive, advisor, and fierce advocate for women in leadership. Together, they dive into the complexities of balancing career, motherhood, and cultural expectations, while challenging traditional norms and redefining success on their own terms. Son Kim shares candid insights on navigating the startup world, the power of asking for help, and her passion for empowering women to take up space in leadership roles. As a member of Citrine Angels, she is committed to closing the gender funding gap, reminding us that less than 2% of VC funding goes to women—and even less to minority women.

January 27th

Episode 2

Finding your voice - with Sheena Yap Chan

Empowering Asian Women Through Radical Confidence and Representation

In this episode of Asian Like Me, Dr. Sohee Jun sits down with Wall Street Journal bestselling author and confidence expert Sheena Yap Chan to explore the journey of cultural identity, self-confidence, and representation for Asian women. From their shared experiences of trying to erase their Asian heritage in their youth to becoming powerful voices for change, this conversation delves deep into the transformation of embracing one's authentic self. Sheena, author of "The Tao of Self-Confidence" and the upcoming "Bridging the Confidence Gap," shares insights on breaking cultural barriers, challenging traditions, and empowering women to step into their full potential. The discussion touches on representation in media, navigating cultural expectations, and practical strategies for building confidence in both personal and professional spheres.

January 22nd

Episode 1

Asian Like Me Premiere

Dr. Sohee Jun on Cultural Identity, Empowered Growth & Rewriting the Asian Female Narrative

This premiere episode of Asian Like Me, Dr. Sohee Jun shares her personal journey as a Korean immigrant and introduces her vision for amplifying Asian women's voices. From arriving in Phoenix, Arizona at age six without speaking English, to becoming an executive coach with a PhD in organizational psychology, Dr. Jun's story embodies the complexity and triumph of the Asian American experience.

Drawing from both research and personal experience, she explores how cultural identity shapes professional growth and personal development. Dr. Jun discusses the challenges she faced - from trying to erase her cultural identity in her youth to learning to advocate for herself in corporate settings - and how these experiences inform her work with Asian women leaders today.

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