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Comment on We’re in a friendship recession by Emily Chang

Emily Chang — Fri, 16 Oct 2026 19:08:41 +0000

In reply to AB.

I hear you AB and thanks for sharing so honestly. First, I apologize for the delayed response. Second, you’re not alone. I relate to not seeing the kids every day… feeling like we’re racing but can’t see (or even know that the finish line is out there). I’ve been thinking about this a LOT lately – how might we reinvent how we live, so that we can experience more abundance? Part of that is, why do we need to own our own home? In fact, I’ll tell you – I’ve rented for about half my adult life and saved a lot that way. What other old beliefs drive how we live and how we define success?

Comment on The Spare Room “Challenge of the Day” by Emily Chang

Emily Chang — Fri, 16 Oct 2026 19:05:31 +0000

In reply to Marie-Yvonne Felder.

Oh my goodness Marie – I’m terribly sorry I just saw this!! I loved getting to know you and see you at some of our events! You have a wonderful energy and we were so blessed to have your positivity at our openings and events! I’ve left CHAGEE since then and am focusing on my second book (which is why I missed this!) Whether you’re in Steep Society or not – you ARE special and I’ve personally witnessed beautiful, special things happening around you simply because you are YOU!

Comment on The Spare Room “Challenge of the Day” by Marie-Yvonne Felder

Marie-Yvonne Felder — Thu, 26 Feb 2026 16:22:45 +0000

Hello, I just found out about your book The spare room and I can’t wait to read it. What I’ve heard about it so for has me intrigued. I watched your interview on 360 and was amazed at some of the things you shared. I had the pleasure of meeting you at Longbeach usachagee grand opening and you complimented me on my appearance, noticing me before we even had the opportunity to meet. Introducing me to this amazing tea and then giving me the opportunity to become apart of something that is special to me “The Steep Society Membership” has changed my life. My girls are so proud that there mom is part of a prestigious society they tell me every day how they are so happy for me that I found Usachagee Teahouse and journey it took to achieve the membership. I truly feel apart of something beautiful and special. Thank you Ms. Emily Chang 🫖🌹

You also share the name EMILY which was my grandmother’s name who i adored so much🌹

Comment on We’re in a friendship recession by AB

AB — Thu, 31 Jul 2025 00:05:13 +0000

Like many problems in the first world, It’s the economy. I work double shifts all week most every week and I’m fortunate to be able to do so. That is the only way for me to pay for my family of four. To own our home, and go on a vacation once a year, and maybe be able to help our two kids buy homes and not have lifelong debt. So, yeah I don’t see friends more than a few times a year. Sometimes I don’t see my kids awake more than once a week. But that what life costs now. I’m bring home 6 figures but can’t afford to move out of the 2-bedroom, 5th floor walkup apartment my wife and I were able to afford only because of the 2009 recession. So maybe if inflation doesn’t double the cost of everything again in the next five years, and my employer does better than measly 2% a year pay raises, I might be able to retire in 15 years and maybe make some friends then.

Comment on The Chinese word for “rest”. by Emily Chang

Emily Chang — Sun, 16 Feb 2025 02:14:43 +0000

In reply to rishika r.devi. 100%!

Comment on Do your actions demonstrate Management or Leadership? by Emily Chang

Emily Chang — Sun, 16 Feb 2025 02:14:29 +0000

In reply to Santanu. Thank you so much! I'm glad you found it helpful :)

Comment on Do your actions demonstrate Management or Leadership? by Santanu

Santanu — Fri, 25 Oct 2024 05:18:51 +0000

Great insights! I love how you highlight the importance of aligning on a shared vision before jumping into planning. Your analogy about finding a home really drives that point home.

I also appreciate your focus on emotional awareness—listening to team members and recognizing their needs is key. Reflecting on our impact during project wraps is essential for fostering growth. Thanks for sharing these valuable thoughts!

Comment on The Chinese word for “rest”. by rishika r.devi

rishika r.devi — Wed, 16 Oct 2024 22:29:03 +0000

Very well said… and even better executed! Walk your talk and ‘take your rest’…..

Comment on Blenheim Partners: No Limitations by Jordan Mendoza

Jordan Mendoza — Fri, 08 Mar 2024 18:22:11 +0000

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Comment on New Year Intentions by Life Hacks for 2024 - Social Legacy

Life Hacks for 2024 - Social Legacy — Mon, 22 Jan 2024 04:30:30 +0000

[…] Instead, consider these three areas of focus: 1) What you’d like to learn, 2) How you’d like to grow, and 3) How you plan to live differently. And that’s just what we focused on in our #NeYearsCanvas project this year. If you’ve followed me, you’ll know we create our annual vision every New Year’s. […]