What happened with this American in Singapore

Meet Joe Escobedo, an American who lived in China for 5 years before moving to Singapore 12 years ago. He is an adjunct lecturer at the National University of Singapore and the founder of a media business. Joe discussed the prejudices against Americans in China, how he balances American and Chinese cultural influences in his family life with his Taiwanese wife, and how learning Chinese has helped him overcome speech difficulties. Enjoy! TO START AND GROW YOUTUBE: 🎬 Online workshop "YouTube Fast-Track to Views & Passive Income". Book your spot: https://event.webinarjam.com/register... 🏆 12-month full-scale personally coached program ‘Side Hustle YouTube Mastery.’ Join us: https://max-chernov.mykajabi.com/shym... LET'S BOOST OUR RELATIONSHIP: 📷 My Instagram:   / chernov_networking   💰 Sponsorship-related requests: [email protected] 👥 If you have a guest suggestion for an interview, please reach out at [email protected] WATCH NEXT: ► Why this American decided to live in Singapore:    • Why this American decided to live in Singa...   ► Pros & Cons of Living in Singapore as a Foreigner:    • Pros & Cons of Living in Singapore as a Fo...   ► Why this Norwegian Multi-Millionaire chose Singapore for life:    • Why this Norwegian Multi-Millionaire chose...   TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 INTRO 00:38 "You're not American" 01:32 Speaking Chinese 02:20 How do the Chinese feel about Americans? 04:00 Would you ever move back to the US? 04:10 About American traditions in his family 05:18 From speech difficulties to public speaking career 11:16 How rejections can help in a career 12:26 Personal branding principles 17:19 Regrets in life TODAY'S GUEST: ➢ on LinkedIn:   / joe-escobedo   Hey! This channel bridges the gap between locals and foreigners in Singapore, Malaysia, and India. Join Max as he interviews expats, unraveling their unique stories and providing valuable insights into their lives in the vibrant cities of Asia. Through engaging conversations, Max fosters understanding and appreciation between locals and the global community, focusing on cultural exchange. If you're a company seeking sponsorship opportunities to engage our upscale audience, contact us at [email protected]. With over 50% Singaporean viewers and a substantial number of foreign professionals (US, EU, Australia), our mature audience (35-54 years) boasts strong purchasing power and interests in an above-average lifestyle, travel, investment, and personal finance. #ExpatLife #MaxChernov #Singapore