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Trisha Hautéa

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Episode RecapTrisha and I chatted aboutA day in the life of a real digital nomad (1:31)How she uses her diverse background in art and education (4:21)“How can I do what I like but also get compensated for it” (5:53)Why your major maybe doesn’t matter as much as you’ve been led to think (13:24)The unconventional ways Asian parents show support (17:08)The challenges of uneven cash flow, late invoices...and what to do about it (19:19)How Little Ning Books started as a way to diversify kid lit (25:09)Guest BioTrisha Hautéa is an educator and a consultant, a digital media strategist and the illustrator of Pepper Zhang Artist Extraordinaire, a book that has been featured on multiple media outlets, including NPR, HuffPost, NowThis, Upworthy, Bustle and more. She and her colleague Jerry started Little Ning books, which seeks to bring diverse Asian characters to the children's publishing market.Links and ResourcesTrisha’s website: https://www.trishahautea.com/Little Ning Books: https://www.littleningbooks.com/shopPodcast listeners can take $5 off on orders over $25 with the code Pepper19.Stay in TouchTo suggest a guest or submit a question, Ask Auntie anything here: https://chiefexecutiveauntie.com/contact/ To join Auntie's podcast insiders and get special access to upcoming guests, subscribe here: https://chiefexecutiveauntie.com/podcast-insiders/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/chief-executive-auntie/donations

<h1>Episode Recap</h1>Trisha and I chatted about<ul><li>A day in the life of a real digital nomad (1:31)</li><li>How she uses her diverse background in art and education (4:21)</li><li>“How can I do what I like but also get compensated for it” (5:53)</li><li>Why your major maybe doesn’t matter as much as you’ve been led to think (13:24)</li><li>The unconventional ways Asian parents show support (17:08)</li><li>The challenges of uneven cash flow, late invoices...and what to do about it (19:19)</li><li>How Little Ning Books started as a way to diversify kid lit (25:09)</li></ul> <h1>Guest Bio</h1>Trisha Hautéa is an educator and a consultant, a digital media strategist and the illustrator of Pepper Zhang Artist Extraordinaire, a book that has been featured on multiple media outlets, including NPR, HuffPost, NowThis, Upworthy, Bustle and more. She and her colleague Jerry started Little Ning books, which seeks to bring diverse Asian characters to the children's publishing market. <h1>Links and Resources</h1>Trisha’s website: <a href="https://www.trishahautea.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.trishahautea.com/</a>Little Ning Books: <a href="https://www.littleningbooks.com/shop" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.littleningbooks.com/shop</a>Podcast listeners can take $5 off on orders over $25 with the code Pepper19. <h1>Stay in Touch</h1>To suggest a guest or submit a question, Ask Auntie anything here:<a href="https://chiefexecutiveauntie.com/contact/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://chiefexecutiveauntie.com/contact/</a> To join Auntie's podcast insiders and get special access to upcoming guests, subscribe here:<a href="https://chiefexecutiveauntie.com/podcast-insiders/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://chiefexecutiveauntie.com/podcast-insiders/</a>Support this podcast at — <a href="https://redcircle.com/chief-executive-auntie/donations" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/chief-executive-auntie/donations</a>

Episode 9: Artist and Educator Trisha Hautéa