Akira Chan's guest appearances

Akira Chan

Embodied with Elizabeth DiAlto

Formerly Untame The Wild Soul

Work With Soul Podcast

Green Planet Blue Planet Podcast

Front Row Dads [Family Men with Businesses, Not Businessmen with Families] with Jon Vroman

Noble Warrior with CK Lin

Satyen Raja

Josh Trent

Justin Faerman

Lisa Berkovitz

Phillip Moore

Charles Clay

Stefanos Sifandos

Philip McKernan

Hal Elrod

Jon Vroman

Jordan Harbinger

Jackie Knechtel

Jonathan Fields

Ben Greenfield

Charles Eisenstein

OwlTail

How can you instill healthy beliefs in your family? One of the most important questions we can ask ourselves after every interaction with our kids, “When our children walk away, what did they just conclude?” Your beliefs become your thoughts,  Your thoughts become your words,  Your words become your actions,  Your actions become your habits,  Your habits become your values,  Your values become your destiny.

How can you instill healthy beliefs in your family? One of the most important questions we can ask ourselves after every interaction with our kids, “When our children walk away, what did they just conclude?” Your beliefs become your thoughts,  Your thoughts become your words,  Your words become your actions,  Your actions become your habits,  Your habits become your values,  Your values become your destiny.

What is Conscious Parenting? with Akira Chan

Akira Chan is a documentary filmmaker with a passion for stories that transform and inspire. Past projects include “The Bloom,” a docu-series on global festival culture, and production on feature length documentaries “Neurons to Nirvana” and “The Miracle Morning.” In 2014, Akira and his wife  Renee formed Rare Media to create captivating films, documentaries and series with the many best selling authors, business leaders, social entrepreneurs and artists they were surrounded by. Rare Media has since produced hundreds of videos and films across a number of industries – all with a focus on improving lives and connecting audiences. In this episode Akira Chan tells his story from being an artist with a camera to running an impact driven media agency that works with some of the most reknown partners in the space of holistic business and leadership. Further Akira tells us about a recent project called &gt; &gt;Little Humans&lt; and we address the current Covid-19 pandemic and what we are learning from it.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/julian-guderley/support

Akira Chan is a documentary filmmaker with a passion for stories that transform and inspire. Past projects include “The Bloom,” a docu-series on global festival culture, and production on feature length documentaries “Neurons to Nirvana” and “The Miracle Morning.” In 2014, Akira and his wife  Renee formed Rare Media to create captivating films, documentaries and series with the many best selling authors, business leaders, social entrepreneurs and artists they were surrounded by. Rare Media has since produced hundreds of videos and films across a number of industries – all with a focus on improving lives and connecting audiences. In this episode Akira Chan tells his story from being an artist with a camera to running an impact driven media agency that works with some of the most reknown partners in the space of holistic business and leadership. Further Akira tells us about a recent project called &gt; &gt;Little Humans&lt; and we address the current Covid-19 pandemic and what we are learning from it.--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/julian-guderley/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/julian-guderley/support</a>

Ep. 179 Little Humans a docu-project by Rare Media with Akira Chan

Renee Airya

Today's guests are dear friends of mine and two of the most dynamic and creatively expressed people I know - Renee Airya and Akira Chan. I was especially excited to interview them together as they are both a couple, and co-founders of a production company. They live together, they work together, and they do an amazing job at maintaining their sovereignty. We talked a lot about creativity in this interview, from creative processes, to using creativity as a form of self-care, and how to communicate things to yourself through creativity. We covered rituals to be more creative, and explored the intersection between health, creativity AND productivity. We also got into identifying your "passion wheelhouse" and being a creative channel. This is definitely a "listen more than once" kind of episode. Enjoy! About Renee Airya and Akira Chan: Akira Chan &amp; Renee Airya are the creative couple behind RARE Media &amp; Creative Agency. RARE stands for Revolutionary, Artistic, Relevant &amp; Enchanting. Tired of ugly media? RARE creates uncommonly captivating art, music videos, on-line program launches and documentaries. Bonus: They understand business and marketing! And enthusiastically captain a global production team that captures impactful stories and weaves them into visual productions that look good and amplify each client’s worthy message and mission. Their clients include Bulletproof, Chopra Center, Lifebook/Mindvalley and Artists for Addicts to name a few. RARE’s beginnings are rooted in Renee and Akira’s own RARE Love story, an odyssey that stems from their complimentary skill sets and the dance of masculine and feminine energy of the duo. They enhance each other’s creative and productive energy. Together, their dedication has set a purposeful foundation for their relationship, their life’s work and their individual expression. They hope to inspire other creative’s (and couples) who run businesses together. In this episode, Renee and Akira share: 1. Your life is not a deliverable 2. Creating from dis-ease or non-health 3. What mental health has to do with stability and creativity 4. Why focus, discipline, commitment and routine are MUCH sexier in practice than they sound in theory

Today's guests are dear friends of mine and two of the most dynamic and creatively expressed people I know - Renee Airya and Akira Chan. I was especially excited to interview them together as they are both a couple, and co-founders of a production company. They live together, they work together, and they do an amazing job at maintaining their sovereignty. We talked a lot about creativity in this interview, from creative processes, to using creativity as a form of self-care, and how to communicate things to yourself through creativity. We covered rituals to be more creative, and explored the intersection between health, creativity AND productivity. We also got into identifying your "passion wheelhouse" and being a creative channel. This is definitely a "listen more than once" kind of episode. Enjoy! About Renee Airya and Akira Chan: <a href="http://raremedia.tv/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Akira Chan &amp; Renee Airya</a> are the creative couple behind RARE Media &amp; Creative Agency. RARE stands for Revolutionary, Artistic, Relevant &amp; Enchanting. Tired of ugly media? RARE creates uncommonly captivating art, music videos, on-line program launches and documentaries. Bonus: They understand business and marketing! And enthusiastically captain a global production team that captures impactful stories and weaves them into visual productions that look good and amplify each client’s worthy message and mission. Their clients include Bulletproof, Chopra Center, Lifebook/Mindvalley and Artists for Addicts to name a few. RARE’s beginnings are rooted in Renee and Akira’s own RARE Love story, an odyssey that stems from their complimentary skill sets and the dance of masculine and feminine energy of the duo. They enhance each other’s creative and productive energy. Together, their dedication has set a purposeful foundation for their relationship, their life’s work and their individual expression. They hope to inspire other creative’s (and couples) who run businesses together. In this episode, Renee and Akira share: 1. Your life is not a deliverable 2. Creating from dis-ease or non-health 3. What mental health has to do with stability and creativity 4. Why focus, discipline, commitment and routine are MUCH sexier in practice than they sound in theory

EP183: A RARE Conversation on Creativity, Productivity, Health and Rituals with Renee Airya and Akira Chan