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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Author of multiple New York Times bestsellers
The former President of Entertainment of Telemundo television network
Author of In the Country of Women
Author of Off the Clock: Feel Less Busy While Getting More Done
Why Do We Get Angry over Small Things?We've all been there before — fuming over something that, in retrospect, seems completely trivial. Why do we get angry over small things? And what can we do about it?13 August 2022, 20:41Read More- How to Use Logical Thinking to Build Your Money SenseWe all experience financial stress at some point in our lives. It's essential to develop our money sense—the ability to think logically about money matters.31 July 2022, 15:06Read More
- What I Learned from Practicing Hot Yoga for Ten YearsThe most beneficial part isn't flexibility and strength, but right after class where I allow my body to relax, my breath to go deep, and my mind to calm.17 July 2022, 16:59Read More
- Color Psychology: How to Choose the Right Color for the OccasionUnderstanding color psychology is a valuable tool to make the best impression on different occasions. Wear the color that delivers your desired message.03 July 2022, 20:51Read More
- The Unexpected Benefits of Road TripsI took a road trip along the legendary Oregon coast to contemplate a new direction ahead. It brought me so much clarity and confidence in my decisions...23 June 2022, 16:17Read More
- How to Forgive Yourself and OthersForgiveness isn't about forgetting what happened, but accepting that it happened and moving on. Here's why and how to forgive yourself and others...11 June 2022, 21:12Read More
- A Simple Strategy for Thinking Outside the BoxThinking outside the box is often the key to success in personal and professional life. Struggling to be creative? Here are some ways to get started...11 June 2022, 18:14Read More
- How to Ask for Help Without Feeling Guilty About ItAsking for help does not mean that you are weak or incapable, it simply means that you recognize that you need assistance.07 May 2022, 21:27Read More
- A Weighty Hope on the Tiniest WingsColorful birds always bring me a sense of wonder and inspiration. And this hummingbird became my messenger of hope as I struggled to recover from injuries.24 April 2022, 20:38Read More
- Why You Should Not Follow the CrowdThe power of conformity is so strong that most people choose to follow the crowd in their life. Is that the right thing to do?24 April 2022, 18:13Read More
