Ms Nhi Podcast

Ms Nhi Podcast

@msnhi · 28K subscribers · 978 videos · English

🌟About Ms. Nhi Welcome to the empowering world of Nhi Le—a pioneering coach, entrepreneur, and educator dedicated to helping individuals transform their live…

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13:07

Can a Calm Mind Beat the Pressure? | One Question

49 views · 1w ago · 13:07

Guest: One Question

Feeling the pressure to achieve, from school, from expectations, from chasing money and fame? Our guest, an architect and business owner who teaches meditation, shares why his 14-year-old son meditates about 20 minutes almost every day, why 15 to 20 minutes a day is "no negotiation" in his family, and why he believes being mindful, not more money, status or fame, is the best way to be happy. Ms.Nhi asks what young entrepreneurs who chase money and fame need to hear.

Topics: Not money, status or fame · Overwhelmed by expectations · 20 minutes a day · Calm first, results follow · One hour of study a day · 15 minutes, no negotiation

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12:52

Keep Losing: Quit or Keep Going? | One Question

54 views · 1w ago · 12:52

Guests: One Question, Keep Losing

What do you do when you keep losing? Our guest, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu athlete and coach, nearly quit at 21 after years without a single title, took odd jobs, then came back and became a national champion. He shares how a 15-year-old pinned him flat and taught him to put his ego aside. Ms.Nhi talks about paying to get beaten every morning, why this martial art is for people who are okay to lose, and the sacrifice behind every athlete's smile.

Topics: Ready to lose, ready to learn · The year he almost quit · Doubting the path · Odd jobs and envy · Back to win · Everyone wants to quit sometimes

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13:55

Can a Failing Student Still Win? | One Question

22 views · 2w ago · 13:55

Guest: One Question

Can a failing student turn his life around? Our guest skipped university classes for two years and failed many subjects. Seeing friends win scholarships abroad, and his mother working so hard, made him change. He studied up to 12 hours a day, reached the top of his class in one semester, and is now a researcher at Oxford.

Topics: Never give up · A childhood with lots of freedom · Skipping university for two years · What changed his mind · 12 hours a day, top of the class · Family duty on your shoulders

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13:32

Are Leaders Born or Made? | One Question

116 views · 2w ago · 13:32

Guest: One Question

Is leadership something you're born with? Our guest, a management coach and business owner, says there is no such thing as a born leader. He left home at 15, learned from his first boss, read more than 600 books, and found mentors by simply asking. He shares what mentors really want from you, why you should just ask, and how a network keeps stress low.

Topics: No born leaders · Everyone has a story · Leading with kindness · No such thing as a born leader · Left home at 15 · The boss who changed everything

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13:52

Startup Idea or Real Problem First? | One Question

21 views · 2w ago · 13:52

Guest: One Question

What is the hardest part of building a startup? Our guest, the Vietnamese founder of a tech startup in Finland, says it isn't the technology, it's people: finding the right team, keeping them on board, and helping technical people explain their ideas. His advice: don't start with an idea, start with the problem.

Topics: The hardest part of a startup · People, not tech · Building bonds before a company · Those who jumped ship · An introvert pushed to lead · Problem first, idea later

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13:36

Mom Guilt: How Do You Stay Present? | One Question

70 views · 2w ago · 13:36

Guests: One Question, Mom Guilt

Do you ever feel you're not there enough for your kids? Our guest, a CEO and leadership coach, admits mom guilt is real, and shares how she learned to be 100% present at work and 100% present with her daughter, why quality beats quantity, and why kids learn by watching how we live. She also talks about Asian parents who rarely hug, and what she would tell her 18-year-old self.

Topics: Mom guilt is real · A powerful mom back at work · Am I there enough? · Be 100% present · Weekends that count · Time beats money

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13:55

What Matters in Your 20s, 30s, 40s? | One Question

73 views · 2w ago · 13:55

Guest: One Question

What should you focus on in your 20s, 30s and 40s? Our guest, a business owner in Singapore, explains why he still plays the beginner in every room, why thinking you'll win is how you lose, and how he went from accounting to learning sales and building his own business: work hard in your 20s, know your strengths in your 30s, and act with wisdom in your 40s.

Topics: Always the student · Why play the beginner? · Ask questions, change your life · Think you'll win? You lose · Learning humility · How did you start?

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12:40

Is Your Business Too Comfortable? | One Question

19 views · 2w ago · 12:40

Guest: One Question

What do you do when your business finally runs smoothly? Our guest, a Singapore business owner with more than 20 years in business, shares why the real stress can come from comfort, why a comfortable business is still worth celebrating, and how he went looking for a new challenge when his life stopped working. His reminder: be impressed, not impressive.

Topics: Comfort is the trap · Too comfortable to grow · Stuck at the top · Comfort is worth celebrating · When life stops working · Asking for a new challenge

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12:25

Why Is Year One in Business Hard? | One Question

48 views · 3w ago · 12:25

Guest: One Question

Why are the first years of business so hard? A financial educator who left a safe government job shares why mindset was the biggest challenge, what it was like to start with zero salary, and why everyone needs to learn how to sell.

Topics: Why the first years are so hard · Leaving a safe government job · Be ready before the opportunity comes · Mindset and a zero salary · Everyone is selling · When you cannot sell yet

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13:52

Is Heartbreak the End or a Lesson? | One Question

46 views · 3w ago · 13:52

Guest: One Question

Does life get worse after a breakup or divorce? Ms.Nhi's guest, a master coach, explains why some people get worse after every heartbreak while others grow, and why the pain only becomes a lesson when you heal from it. For young people in love today, he shares why love in your late teens and early 20s is a lesson, not meant to be a result, and why the way forward is to stand up, learn from it and change yourself.

Topics: Heartbreak: a lesson or just pain? · Can life get better after divorce? · Failing is how we practice · Why some people get worse after every breakup · Only when you heal does it become a lesson · Who you are decides what you have

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13:40

Why Wait for Permission? | One Question

53 views · 3w ago · 13:40

Guest: One Question

Are you still waiting for someone to give you permission? A leadership coach shares how she came back to work after years at home as a mother, why knowing what you really want matters, and why the only person you need permission from is yourself.

Topics: The only permission you need · Returning to work after years at home · Struggling to find a job · When work was your identity · Knowing what you really want · Someone who believes in you

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10:42

A Parent's Biggest Regret? | One Question

13 views · 3w ago · 10:42

Guest: One Question

After 20 years of raising kids, is there anything you would do differently? Our guest, a mom who planned her career around her family, shares her one regret: not teaching her children more resilience. Ms.Nhi adds why kids need a parent they can come home to when life gets tough.

Topics: One regret after 20 years · Any regrets after 20 years? · Working around the family · Starting a business with no pay · Her one regret: resilience · Creating chances to build resilience

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12:05

Do Grades Really Matter? | One Question

21 views · 3w ago · 12:05

Guest: One Question

Are good grades really everything? Our guest, a coach and father, believed they were, until he lost his job at 38 and realized his degree was not the safety net he thought. He shares how comparing his children hurt them, why "comparison is the most toxic form of language," and why parents need to change first.

Topics: Grades aren't everything · How do you raise a resilient child? · When good grades meant success · Losing his job at 38 · Comparison, the most toxic language · Many forms of success

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12:45

Why Are Successful People Unhappy? | One Question

126 views · 3w ago · 12:45

Guest: One Question

Why can someone be good at studying, good at planning, and still feel unhappy? Our guest, a meditation teacher, now spends every morning and every night helping people find calm through simple meditation. He explains why being mindful changes so much, and why always needing more money and more success is never enough.

Topics: Why success does not bring happiness · Why he helps people every day · Good at studying, still unhappy · Three years of meditation · Ms Nhi's own meditation journey · Choosing to leave everything to meditate

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11:42

3 Kids in 3 Years, No Helper: How? | One Question

15 views · 3w ago · 11:42

Guest: One Question

How do you keep working with three kids in three years and no helper? Ms.Nhi asks our guest, a real estate mentor, how becoming a mom shaped her as a businesswoman, from meeting customers with a baby in a carrier to supporting single moms who need flexible work.

Topics: 3 kids in 3 years, no helper · Where her story started · Three kids in three years, no helper · Working with a baby in the carrier · From sales to mentoring · Why real estate can work for moms

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