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Tammy Dinh
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - 01:54 intro
01:55 - 04:20 prologue
04:21 - 07:51 courage
07:51 - 09:28 confidence
09:29 - 12:40 mindset
12:41 - 14:10 flexibility
14:11 - 16:32 discipline & self love
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Views : 423,801
Genre: People & Blogs
Date of upload: Apr 7, 2024 ^^
Rating : 4.948 (369/28,173 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-15T09:59:53.778815Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I almost cried when you talked abou helping your parents with their trip and their health (teeth). You are really wonderful, and I'm glad you found your way to success and happiness.
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"If you are nervous about something just find a way to be excited about it" - loved it
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i didn’t expect staring a small shop would be so hard until i did it myself. it took me 4+ months to even post one listing/product and now that its been 7 months I only did 1 sale. However that one sale is what keeps me going. Awesome video!
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This video hit me hard. I'm a young father, broke with no parents so no support. Times looking bleak but I have to do right by my daughter and just start somewhere.
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I cried with you... that line "If I mess up, who was gonna help my family" shook me for real. The pressure of being the eldest just hit hard. Even though there are 4 of us, I can't lean on anyone. Everyone has their problems, and it's tough for me to open up to any of them. But thank you, Tammy. I felt that I wasn't alone in my problems and was able to let out some steam. Much love <3
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your point about "not having to be the best" really resonated with me because I recently came to this realization too!
I see people on Instagram all the time who are just so much more naturally artistic, who have more training, who are seasoned professionals, etc. And it discouraged me for years because I wasn't at their level despite drawing pretty much all my life and sometimes being older than these talented people!
One day I sat down and had this realization though: I'm good enough at art that I can draw pretty much anything that makes me happy. Anything I want. And for now, that's good enough. If the time comes that I can ever afford to go to art school then I'll take it, but for now, I study on my own schedule, improve at my own pace, and rest happy knowing that my childhood self would be really happy with what she can do now~
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"I don't have to be the best. I'm still valuable". How healthy of a mindset. Thank you! I'll post it somewhere around the house to remember. <3
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I started my business in 2023 and have a year under my belt. 200+ sales with minimal advertising and no social media. Sometimes I get down on myself bc I can only work so much and also have to be available to help my kids in homeschool. I'm at the Sapling stage and I'm proud of it. I wonder what will happen this year when I create a Shopify and steer my sales funnel directly at it via Instagram and Pinterest. I struggle with balancing "me" time, "family" time and videogaming for relaxation and my burgeoning watercoloring hobby. Discipline, focus, balance, and Sleep. I'm adding in daily walks now for the endorphins. Loved your video. I heard "you", so thanks for sharing. It resonated w me. ❤❤
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This is so true, I started making jewelry but I was so scared, literally cried when I got a first order and then I didn’t have orders but a complete stranger gave me the motivation to keep going and now it’s my income, i do what i love its amazing, some stress of course but support really helps
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I reallly resonate with the thought that you "don't see self-employment as a risk -- people go through life working hard 9-5, being unhappy, and in the end they're laid off anyway". When you have the knowing that you have the skills to sustain yourself, it's a superpower. You don't depend on some X employer, it's just one of many options. 💪
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As someone who is also pretty anxious I loved the idea you mentioned of turning that anxious feeling into a feeling of excitement. Changing my mindset is the first step!
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That part where you said “nobody values my time more than myself”.
That is 1000%
Which is why I believe some of us have huge drive and value our time due to past experiences.
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Thank you for sharing. This is truly inspirational.
Things I am learning from this video:
- Take calculated risks (develops courage)
- I may not be the best in something, but I still can be valuable in that. (develops confidence)
- Be excited about what makes you anxious. (develops mindset)
- Set boundaries, improve yourself, forgive yourself, correct yourself. (develops discipline and self-love)
- Starting a small business is like planting a tree, it requires patience, hard work, and persistence on a daily basis.
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Childhood trauma is real. Self care would include going to a supportive therapist so you can really work through what happened to you. I worked at Yale Medical school where so many young adults were healed. You deserve it. Everyone does. You rock!!! ❤❤❤🐶🐶🐶👁️🧬🌗🌷🌺🌋🎨🎨
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thank you for showing that being vulnerable means being strong. and I also love names of the chapters, it's so poetic! ✿
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I never thought I’d start my own business, but something has finally clicked within me during the last few weeks. People like you and many others (even my parents who are business owners themselves) have shown me that life can be different. I’ve realized that I will not have the stamina to work jobs I don’t like, with people I don’t like, for money that isn’t even that great just so that way I can potentially retire comfortably. I detest the whole idea and it feels like a trap into a miserable existence.
Now I’m standing on the edge about to make a decision I never thought I’d make and I’m itching with excitement. I’m finally betting on myself instead of waiting for someone else to do that.
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I work for a corporate company currently and I hate it, I feel stuck to start my own craft business, I can make art and design art, still try to find my way to get there…that’s why I come here to see how you do it, you are doing great! Now I still think of what to make for sell and get it started. So happy for your achievement.
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Your voice is so calming and very supportive, I quit my job 8 months ago and I don't ever want to go back! I want to work for myself at my own pace :) Thanks for sharing your journey!
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Your analogy at the end of starting something something being like planting a tree. Thats how I feel about my YouTube channel. This isn’t a season of life where I can personally make time to upload weekly, but it’s something that does energize me, I enjoy getting better at, and feel like I’m adding something to the world. And who knows one day it could be fruitful financially. Thank you for sharing your experience!
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@tammydinh
1 month ago
from one uncomfy person to another, i hope this video brings you comfort. thank you so, so much for being here <3
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