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Apr 3, 2023 59 min

Be Kind with Mai Bach

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Jenn speaks to Mai Bach, a Vietnamese American, social entrepreneur, activist, vegan chef and co-founder and CEO of Ooh Cha Cha. Mai shares with us how she ended up in Taiwan, started a company with her husband, being a perfectionist, going through depression during the pandemic, being diagnosed with ADHD recently what she learned along the way and why being kind to yourself is important mindset to have! (Recorded on January 6, 2023) About Mai: Social entrepreneur, activist, and vegan chef, Mai is co-founder and CEO of B Corporation certified vegan restaurant group Ooh Cha Cha. Ooh Cha Cha's mission is to build sustainable and equitable communities through the simple act of eating. Born and raised in southern California to refugees of the Vietnam war, she graduated with a B.A. in Mass Communications Studies and minor in Global Studies from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Currently based in Taipei, Taiwan, she's passionate about empowering people through knowledge and individual action. Episode Resources: Website Waking Up App Mel Robbins Podcast Amen Clinics ADDitude Magazine ADHD Tiktok Channel

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Jenn speaks to Mai Bach, a Vietnamese American, social entrepreneur, activist, vegan chef and co-founder and CEO of Ooh Cha Cha. Mai shares with us how she ended up in Taiwan, started a company with her husband, being a perfectionist, going through depression during the pandemic, being diagnosed with ADHD recently what she learned along the way and why being kind to yourself is important mindset to have!

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