The Yak Hustle
By The Yak Hustle
The Yak HustleNov 30, 2020
EP. 02 I Rokpa Mentorship on the importance of having mentors, how to build a deeper connection with one, and empowering next generation of Tibetan scholars
Last episode, Tsela and I spoke about the importance of having mentors in life who'll guide you in the right direction. In this week’s episode, I speak all about mentorship with Dekyi, Chosang, and Choyang, the three founders of @RokpaMentorship regarding why it’s so important to have mentors, how to build a deeper connection with one as well as how Rokpa Mentorship can be the perfect resource for those who are currently in high school and are seeking for a mentor to help prepare for the college application process and much more. Also, you can find us on Instagram @theyakhustle and me @itsnotsering :)
EP. 01 I Tsela, founder of Yakpo Collective on starting an art collective, transitioning to virtual exhibitions, going through artist's block, and more
In this week's episode, I introduce Tsewang Lhamo also known as Tsela, founder of Yakpo Collective. She shares the story behind how the collective was founded and how she brought together a team of creative individuals to build it to what it is. Amidst a pandemic, she and her team had to pivot from in-person exhibitions to virtual exhibitions in order to bring art to people. We also discuss the importance of having mentors in life who will guide you and much more. Make sure to follow Yakpo Collective's Instagram @theyakpocollective for contemporary Tibetan art and Tsela @kwglhamo for some plant content. Also, you can find us on Instagram @theyakhustle and me @itsnotsering :)
The Yak Hustle | Trailer
Welcome to The Yak Hustle with Tsering! Over the past few months, I started this podcast as a means to create a conversational space where I can share stories of entrepreneurs, professionals, and creators of Himalayan descent. I hope these hustle stories can maybe inspire some of you towards your own hustle. Personally, I really enjoy having thought-provoking conversations. Fun fact, I used to be called question mark when I was little because I asked one too many questions. Please be sure to subscribe and tune in every Monday for a new episode!