My Invisible Knapsack, LLC

Had an amazing week at , presenting my first pre conference with Dawn Lee (right) and Pam Chao (not pictured). Portland was a fun city to explore and I got to meet so many wonderful people! I’m looking forward to attending again and have so many ideas for future sessions!

Excited to be participating in this giveaway with !! • It’s been a while since we did a giveaway!! Introspection is a powerful tool that we have available to us if we are willing to silence the noise in our lives and listen to ourselves and what is happening around us. So this giveaway is focused on the skill of introspection and awareness.

2 winners will each receive: 2 sessions of coaching with Emily Roh and one How We Got Here journal by Nancy Luong.

Giveaway details:
1. Follow , .

2. Share with us one of your favorite self reflection or introspection skills or tools.

3. Tag friends for extra entries.

4. Giveaway ends at 5pm CST on April 5th.

5. Giveaway is not sponsored by Instagram. I do not receive any compensation for this giveaway, as I do this to feature AAPI creators and small businesses within our community.

Good luck everyone!! 💕

For me, is about radical acts of AND . It's easy to get lost in the hurt and pain that oppression causes, which feeds into the dogmatic ideology of "call out culture" or "cancel culture." However, when we lose sight of people's humanity, we give up hope that they (and by extension, the world) can change. Making sure that I do my own self-healing work so that I can keep hope alive is absolutely necessary so that I can continue to approach my work with .

If you are struggling with how to interrupt in everyday situations, the Southern Poverty Law Center has some excellent suggestions for what to say to family, friends, and colleagues.

Speak Up: Responding to Everyday Bigotry The Southern Poverty Law Center gathered hundreds of stories of everyday bigotry from people across the United States. They told their stories through e-mail, personal interviews and at roundtable discussions in four cities. People spoke about encounters in stores and restaurants, on streets and in....