Youken The Podcast

I woke up fustrated

I had my first experience with a car not working and a weird day of me feeling about myself

In today's fast-paced world, it's easy to overlook the simple act of expressing appreciation. Yet, this small gesture can have a profound impact on our relationships, mental health, and overall well-being. In this enlightening episode, we delve into the transformative power of appreciation.

Empower your artists

In this heartfelt episode, I delve deep into the raw emotions and experiences surrounding the loss of my beloved uncle. A kind soul who left an indelible mark on my life, his passing led me through a tumultuous journey of grief. While I initially sought solace in alcohol, hoping it would allow me to express my pain, I soon realized that such coping mechanisms can be more harmful than healing. Join me as I share my story, the lessons I've learned, and the importance of finding healthier ways to confront and process grief. Whether you've experienced loss or are supporting someone who has, this episode offers a candid look into the complexities of mourning and the path to healing.

YOU CAN DO IT!

Believe in yourself, I know it's hard but try

Went to Cameroon for a week what a blast!

Changes in music industry!

It was tough but sort of necessary to hear from her.

Artists should utilize the internet to educate themselves

In this candid episode, Youken Yan shares his recent struggles with anxiety. With honesty and openness, Youken explores his personal journey, shedding light on the challenges of mental health and the strategies he's been employing to cope. A real and raw conversation on the often overlooked aspects of wellbeing.

In this deeply personal episode of the "Youken" podcast, host Youken Yan gives listeners an intimate look into the highs and lows of being an artist. Titled "Artist's Sickness", the episode explores the struggles that artists, including Youken himself, often face when creating, refining, and releasing their work.

Youken shares his own journey of writing, producing, and attempting to complete his album. He opens up about the constant pursuit of perfection, the fear of judgment, and the persistent feeling that the work is never quite "good enough". It's an honest discussion about the mental and emotional toll that the creative process can take.

In addition to his personal experience, Youken dives into the broader concept of 'Artist's Sickness'—the self-doubt, the creative blocks, the relentless self-criticism that many artists endure. He discusses ways to navigate these challenges, providing insights and advice for other artists in similar situations.

This episode is a raw and relatable exploration of the rarely-discussed struggles artists face behind the scenes. Whether you're an artist yourself or someone who appreciates the creative process, this episode offers a deeper understanding of what it truly means to create.

Join Youken Yan in this eye-opening episode as he pulls back the curtain on the world of podcasting. Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the journey of creating the Youken podcast, from the conception of episode ideas to the final edits. Youken shares the unique challenges he faces, his process for overcoming them, and the remarkable rewards that come with connecting to listeners worldwide.

What a pleasure for me to meet a CEO and learn from him.

Some info about Karl Swanepoel:

• He is the CEO & founder of Revolancer
• Revolancer is a freelance platform that charges zero commission fees.
• We aim to revolutionise freelancing by putting freelancers first.
• He’s the youngest ever ambassador of the Great British Business Show at the age of 15.
• He also had his first company exit at the age of 15.

I have been working on my company like crazy lately

I have been feeling sad for quite a time and I felt like talking about it could help for a while before I start counselling.

Trailer 2

S2. Episode 5

Season 2, Episode 4

A big change that I did not saw coming.

Commentary for my EP 20th  released for my birthday!

How thing will go at my Distribution Company

So I launched a music distribution company in Africa