On this episode of SeongLife, Daniel and Christina Seong are joined by their first guest and oldest daughter Nicole Seong to talk about her recent trip with Christina and her Grandmother to Korea. Nicole shares her impression of life in a foreign country and culture and how seeing her Grandmother visit her childhood homeland and family was special. The conversation then takes a reflective turn as they discuss Nicole's experience of growing up as a Korean in America and the initial feelings of embarrassment that came with it. They delve into the importance of raising children to be proud of themselves and their cultural background. Throughout the episode, the Seongs highlight the importance of embracing different stages of life and the opportunities they bring. Daniel shares details about their busy travel schedule, staying at the Ritz in Half Moon Bay, and visiting other locations. He reflects on the differences in travel opportunities compared to previous generations and encourages listeners to take risks and start their own businesses. The importance of focusing on one thing at a time rather than striving for a perfect work-life balance is emphasized. The conversation takes a personal turn as Daniel reflects on their life and expresses the hope that their children will achieve even more than their parents. The hosts discuss the conversational nature of the podcast and express admiration for those who can do podcasts alone. The episode concludes with a discussion of connections and the speaker's excitement about meeting someone who seems nice. Personal experiences and interactions, including an Alaska fishing trip, highlight the importance of maintaining connections even with physical distance. The episode ends with plans to discuss owning a business in the next episode and highlights the speaker's hectic schedule during the summer, which is full of children's activities and household chores. Enjoy the show!   Want To Be A Part Of SeongLife? Call 949-407-9928 and leave your first name, city and state, your question, and your email address. Ask questions like “How do we keep the romance alive in our marriage after being together for so long?”, “What’s the best way to have a balanced personal life while raising kids?” or “How do we break out of the rat race and get ahead as a family financially?” Your email address will not be aired, but we need it to get a hold of you so we can let you know that your question will be aired. We can’t wait to hear from you!   Again, call 949-407-9928 and leave us a message and question. We so want to hear from you!

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