INNER JOURNEY 
Psychology, Inc.

Waiting for immigration documents can feel like being stuck in a liminal space—caught between who you were and who you’re becoming. This hidden stress affects the mind and body, especially when tied to toxic workplaces and uncertain futures. This post honors the emotional toll immigrants endure and offers compassionate support on the journey from surviving to healing.

In times of political and economic uncertainty, entrepreneurship demands more than boldness—it requires self-awareness. This post explores how respecting your personal risk tolerance, especially during life transitions like motherhood, is essential for making sustainable business decisions. Drawing from Jungian psychology, it invites entrepreneurs to align their choices with inner values rather than external pressure or comparison.

Silicon Valley may symbolize success, but behind the scenes, many Asian immigrants silently battle burnout. Tied to cultural values, visa stress, and deep psychological patterns, overwork becomes a survival strategy—often at the cost of one’s health. This post explores the Jungian roots of this struggle and the path toward healing by reclaiming the Self beyond the mask of productivity.