In this episode, we are discussing the essentials/truths of becoming a leader inside of your community. Many people have the fear of being judged and other factors for not taking the leadership roles. In fact, being a leader only requires a few essential traits instead of stereotypical "confidence" and "being extroverted." Olivia reflected her journeys and leadership experience by sharing three lessons she learned from last year. Feel free to leave down your own thoughts on leadership for the Q&A!

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In this episode, we are deep diving into the idea of "comparison syndrome". Whenever we pick up our phone, the first thing we get exposed to is thousands of notifications about how others are doing from your social media apps. As the screen time numbers never goes down, the time we devoted to browsing other's life through various social media apps is concerning. Here I share several tips and tricks I personally use to sometimes let myself to put down my phone. Feel free to leave your own tips down below the Q&A!

It is definitely not easy to heal from "comparison syndrome," but having an active awareness that we need time for ourselves will truly help through that process~

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In this episode, Olivia specifically go back her memory lane of how she experienced COVID from start to finish. Meanwhile, she describes her feeling on turning an adult during this weird period of time. We all agree Covid impact us in some sort of way and Olivia finds it interesting how we are adapting in the whole thing. Check out this episode of talk specifically on this topic and make sure to stay cozy or breezy~~

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Today's question is how did Covid-19 plays a part in your growing process in the past three years?