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New ACONIC Podcast Series: Challenging Stereotypes About Asian Americans

New ACONIC Podcast Series Launches to Challenge Stereotypes and Discuss Personal and Professional Highs and Lows with Asian and Asian American Icons

The Iconic Podcast, a new series featuring iconic Asian and AAPI leaders in a candid conversation about the challenges and triumphs experienced along their journeys to success, has premiered today on all major podcast platforms and on YouTube. The debut episode features a frank and unfiltered discussion with San Francisco 49ers President Paraag Marathe, with the following episodes to come every two weeks on Wednesday.

The Aconic Podcast is sponsored by Altos Ventures, the Founders of the Asian Alumni Chapter of Stanford Graduate School of Business, The Asian American Foundation (TAAF), and Gold House and hosted by Soon Yu, an international speaker, award-wining and best-selling author, and Forbes contributor who has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Entrepreneur Magazine, and New York Times.

Each episode will delve into the guest’s “hero’s journey” to success, including the roadblocks, misfires, frustrations, and failures they faced and their seminal moments of vulnerability, hope, perseverance, and achievement. Through these stories, Yu explores the key lessons each guest learned and how they’ve used them to create lasting impact in their fields.

“Through this series we are going to dispel the common stereotype of Asian Americans as a ‘model minority’ by having real and authentic conversations with some of the most prominent leaders in business, politics, and culture,” said Soon Yu, Host of the Aconic Podcast.

“Our conversations pull back the many layers of the Asian American experience to give audiences an inside look at what it really takes to rise above the obstacles that come along with the journey to success.”

“Our work at TAAF has shown that visibility is vital in shifting narratives surrounding our community,” said Norman Chen, CEO of the Asian American Foundation. “We’re excited to partner with Soon and his team to create a platform to showcase the complexity and variety of the Asian American experience and the triumphs achieved through adversity.”

“In a crowded landscape, it is up to us to invest in getting our stories out there to level the playing field when it comes to representation,” said Bing Chen, CEO & Co-Founder of Gold House. “We hope that Aconic will help Asian Pacific leaders reflect on their own journeys to success and inspire the next generation of Asian Pacific creatives, business leaders, and beyond to persevere as they pursue their dreams to become their best selves.”

“The powerful personal stories listeners will hear give moving examples of how some of today’s greatest leaders can stumble or face hardship but learn and grow,” said Chris Loh, GSB Asian Alumni Chapter Co-President and Aconic Podcast Executive Producer. “The lessons learned are truly inspiring, and we hope audiences develop new perspectives and helpful insights to use on their own journeys.”

Upcoming guests of the Aconic Podcast include:Paraag Marathe, President, San Francisco 49ers Debby Soo, CEO, OpenTable Andrew Yang, Founder, Forward Party Manny Maceda, CEO and Chairman, Bain Deb Liu, CEO, Ancestry Joe Bae, CEO, KKR Jenny Ming, CEO, Rothys Ho Nam, Managing Partner, Altos VC Aftab Pureval, Mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio Yamini Rangan, CEO, Hubspot Bing Chen, CEO & Co-Founder, Gold House Michelle Wu, Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts Norman Chen, CEO, The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) Tiffany Cheng, Miss Asia USA Steve Chen, Co-Founder, YouTube

I’ve listened to the first two episodes, and both were superb. The second episode with Debby Soo, CEO, OpenTable was especially enlightening with her memories of her parents consumed by their travel business, her time spent in the library, and her absorption of an intense work ethic.

The Aconic Podcast series was developed to promote positive narratives that inspire and empower the AAPI community. It features candid conversations with successful Asian and Asian American icons.

The Aconic Podcast is sponsored by Altos Ventures, the Founders of the Asian Alumni Chapter of Stanford Graduate School of Business, The Asian American Foundation (TAAF), and Gold House. It is hosted by Soon Yu, an international speaker, award-winning and best-selling author, and Forbes contributor who has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Entrepreneur Magazine, and New York Times.

In each episode of The Aconic Podcast series, Soon Yu delves into the experiences of these icons — from moments of frustration to those of hope, determination, and achievement. Guests shed light on their personal journeys overcoming challenges and sharing triumphs, and how they applied their learnings to create lasting impact in their fields. The Aconic Podcast is available on all major podcast platforms and on YouTube at @aconicpodcast. New episodes are released every two weeks on Wednesday.

Check out The Aconic Podcast to learn more. After all, the more we understand about other cultures, the more we can empathize and collaborate.

I’ll leave you with one of my favorite quotes by architect I.M. Pei, who once said: “Success is a collection of problems solved.”

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Comfort Meets Fashion: Best Shoes for Everyday Wear

In the world of fashion, shoes are not just an accessory; they are a statement of style and personality. However, finding the perfect balance between comfort and fashion can often be a challenge. Whether you're running errands, heading to work, or enjoying a casual day out, having a pair of shoes that provide both comfortable and style is essential. In this blog, we'll explore some of the best shoes for everyday wear that seamlessly blend comfort with fashion.

1. Sneakers: The Ultimate All-Rounder

Why They’re Great:

Comfort: Modern sneakers are designed with cushioned soles and breathable materials, making them perfect for all-day wear.

Versatility: Sneakers come in various styles and colors, allowing them to be paired with almost any outfit, from jeans to dresses.

Support: Many brands offer sneakers with excellent arch support, ideal for those who are on their feet for extended periods.

Top Picks:

Nike Air Max: Known for their air cushioning and sleek design.

Adidas Ultraboost: Offers exceptional comfortable and a trendy look.

New Balance 990v5: Combines classic style with superior support.

2. Loafers: Effortless Elegance

Why They’re Great:

Easy to Wear: Slip-on design makes them convenient for busy mornings.

Stylish: Loafers add a touch of sophistication to casual and semi-formal outfits.

Comfort: Many loafers are crafted with soft leather and padded insoles for maximum comfort.

Top Picks:

Gucci Princetown Loafer: Iconic and stylish, with a comfortable fit.

Cole Haan Pinch Penny Loafer: Classic design with excellent cushioning.

Sam Edelman Loraine Loafer: Affordable luxury with a timeless appeal.

3. Ballet Flats: Simple and Chic

Why They’re Great:

Lightweight: Ballet flats are often made from lightweight materials, making them easy to wear all day.

Minimalist Design: Their simple design makes them a versatile addition to any wardrobe.

Comfort: Look for flats with cushioned insoles for added comfort.

Top Picks:

Rothy’s The Flat: Eco-friendly and available in a variety of colors and patterns.

Tieks by Gavrieli: Known for their comfort and foldable design.

Tory Burch Minnie Travel Ballet Flat: Stylish and comfortable, perfect for everyday wear.

4. Ankle Boots: Stylish and Functional

Why They’re Great:

Versatility: Can be worn with jeans, skirts, or dresses, making them a staple for any wardrobe.

Seasonal Transition: Great for transitioning between seasons, offering warmth without compromising on style.

Comfort: Look for boots with cushioned insoles and low heels for everyday wear.

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