Hi, I'm Dr. Ivy Ge.
My mission is to help millennials improve their resiliency and decision-making skills to reach their personal, professional, and financial goals.
From aspiring actress to becoming a Doctor of Pharmacy and an award-winning author, I’ve successfully transformed my life by using these tools:
1. Master the art of good enough in a highly competitive world:
Identify what is important to your wellbeing and how to pursue your own version of success.
2. Discover self-therapy through self-awareness:
Identify your emotional triggers, overcome depression and anxiety, improve focus, and prioritization skills.
3. Reverse engineering the action plan to reach your goals:
How to analyze success models to map out the path from ‘where you want to be’ to ‘where you are now.’
My writings and interviews have been featured on PBS, Thrive Global, Working Mother magazine, Parentology, and The Times of India.
Through my books, workshops, coaching, and speaking, I prepare millennials for both personal and professional challenges. Email me at [email protected] to find out how I can help millennial students, millennial parents find focus, improve mental toughness, and problem-solving skills to thrive during the coronavirus pandemic.
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"The Art of Good Enough's ability to provide a blueprint for building self-determination and achieving a better lifestyle is built first on shared emotions and experiences, then on a concrete game plan for success. It's a primer not for perfection, but for ultimate satisfaction and a healthier approach to life."
“The Art of Good Enough is precisely the medicine that all mothers (and frankly, all women) really need! It is succinct, fun, and right on the mark!”
Author of multiple New York Times bestsellers
"The Art of Good Enough by Ivy Ge is unlike any other guide I have ever read because it deals with the negative emotions every working mother can relate to. As you work through the exercises in this book, you gain insights that will give your mind and body a complete overhaul so you can become the best version of yourself and begin the journey towards self-acceptance and happiness.”
"The mindset of being good enough is everything in our journeys as mothers. Dr. Ge shows us how we can all do it!”
The former President of Entertainment of Telemundo television network
"I love Ivy Ge's take on motherhood, working, and staying human and full-souled. She reminds women, and the ones who love them, that we have to think of mind, body, and soul to keep us in this world sane and happy."
Author of In the Country of Women
"In this cheerful and encouraging book, Ivy shares practical strategies for conquering your fears and getting more out of life. Read it for advice on thriving at work and at home."
Author of Off the Clock: Feel Less Busy While Getting More Done
"A gift for mom’s and for women who question their self-worth and their being good enough. Uplifting, accessible, and powerful!
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The Joy Guide from the Happiest Poor People in the WorldNepalis are the happiest people in South Asia, despite a high unemployment rate, poor healthcare, and education. Here is what they say about happiness...28 August 2021, 22:42Read More- I'm Angry and Disappointed. What Should I Do?A reader writes to me about her disappointments in life. She has big dreams and works hard toward them, but nothing is happening. Here's what I tell her...15 August 2021, 17:30Read More
- The Beauty of Keeping Everything the SameI came across this article about a farmer who eats the same dinner every night. He said, "If someone offered me £2M to move, I would tell them to keep it."03 August 2021, 12:05Read More
- Perspectives on Life from a Funeral DirectorI learned fascinating perspectives on life from a funeral director's experience with the dead. Believe me, it's not what you think...24 July 2021, 12:48Read More
- How to Make a Change When Change Is Hard?To make meaningful changes in your life, you need to do two things: making good habits easier to implement and bad habits harder to sustain.23 July 2021, 22:40Read More
- What I Learned from Being the Worst Runner in a RaceI knew I would be the worst runner in the race, but I'd made a promise. It was the only time I ever competed, and the longest 800 meters in my life...09 June 2021, 14:50Read More
- What Advice Would You Give to Your Younger Self?Last week, I gave a talk on successful strategies to a group of pharmacy students. One exercise we did was to share answers to these two questions...03 May 2021, 16:20Read More
- Life Lessons in a MirrorIf you put truth in front of a mirror, is what you see in the mirror still true?11 April 2021, 17:32Read More
- The Cost of What-IfsFear is holding you back from living your dreams. Here are three things that can help you get unstuck from the trap of endless what-ifs...28 March 2021, 22:11Read More
- What I Learned from Keeping a Vicious Pet FishMy pet fish, Bob, an African convict cichlid died. He was vicious, ungrateful, and stayed true to his nature to the very end.03 March 2021, 15:21Read More
