Don’t stuck somewhere you don’t belong

“Growth is painful. Change is painful. But nothing is as painful as staying stuck somewhere you don’t belong.” Don’t beat yourself up! True growth takes time. It’s a process that requires self-love and compassion. Learn and grow every day, with each experience, and in every loving moment. Celebrate how far you’ve already come, make loving choices, and peacefully continue on your amazing journey. It may not be easy, but it will be worth it. You are only confined by the walls you build yourself. Don’t fear change, change fear. Have compassion for yourself and know that you change and grow with every forward step you take on your journey. "

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This is What It’s Like to Be an ‘Ultra Rich Asian Girl’

What’s it like to be an ultra rich Asian family’s daughter? Chelsea Jiang knows because she is one. Jiang is one of the stars of “Ultra Rich Asian Girls,” a purportedly unscripted reality show which follows the daughters of ultra-rich Chinese families who emigrated to Canada. Viewers get to follow the show’s stars on their luxurious and designer-filled escapades as they try to launch their careers as fashion designers and actresses. Jiang, 25, is the founder of fashion line C3 and is the mother to a son she gave birth to earlier this year. As her reality web series personality, Jiang is the orator of such gems like, “If I’m beef, I’m wagyu,” her way of saying she’s a cut above the regular by referring to the expensive fat-marbled beef commonly imported from Japan. There’s also this little exchange: Jiang: “I’m allergic to carbs.” Co-Star: “Carbs? You mean gluten?” Jiang: “Yeah, gluten.” “I’m Chinese, grew up in Canada, UBC math degree, lived in Beijing, Hunan, and Vancouver,” Jiang tol...

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