Anne Phung Nguyen

Anne Phung Nguyen. I am an American Vietnamese entrepreneur living in the city of Orange California. Alongside my amazing partner JP as well as my happy father Henry. My Instagram account @annephung is where the majority of my followers are. I share my day-to-day life, both my good and bad days. My parents took me to America in the year 1990, at which point I was just a year old. I would not be able to share my story to you now if my parents didn't work hard and make sacrifices. My parents were the source of my inspiration and I worked to be successful. My goal was to study in order to finish my studies and secure an employment that was good. And then I wanted an empathetic wife and children. This was my vision of what success looked like. But life had other ideas. In 2013 I found myself looking forward to going back to work. job. The money and the status did not bring me joyand I was feeling that I was throwing my time and energy for a paycheck even though I knew I was destined for something more. While I moved toward a new direction in my life, I realized that I was a personal trainer and what I wanted to do. I'm a sucker of exercise and enjoy working in the company of people and am eager to help people. My small business was started in 2014 and I'll be celebrating 7 years of success in 2021. There are few Asian women in the industry. Within the field of coaching, I want to change the world by providing quality training to aid others to become more healthy and happy. In addition, I wish for others to be empowered to achieve their goals and be able to achieve whatever it is they wish for in life. As my career was taking off, I was struck by the greatest loss of my lifethat of losing my mother. In Heaven she rests now after an 8-year battle against Scleroderma. But I still carry the memory about her each day. The lessons we learn from life are often hidden from us however they are extremely useful. The death of my mother changed me so much and I am convinced that she offered me a second chance at life. She passed away at the age of 87 on Tet/Lunar New Year Day. The day was her chance to begin her new life. I had my second opportunity to live a happy and fulfilled life. What I'm experiencing as I enter my 30s, is an experience of awe and vitality. It's as if I am truly living, instead of just being. As I share the story of my experiences, it's to ensure that other people are able to relate to my thoughts and feelings. It is to know that they are not alone. Also, that there exists real love. Additionally, therapy is necessary and is not unusual. In the end, your wellness is your greatest wealth. You have only one life. I want you to live it to the fullest.

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