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Mimi Munoz: Stop exhausting yourself trying to be like everyone else
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This week Larissa speaks with Mimi Munoz, Cannes Silver Lion recipient and Executive Producer.
Mimi is a first-generation Vietnamese-American daughter of refugees. Mimi has produced award-winning social impact films “The Myth” and “Call it Covid.” Mimi is the Global Creative Producer for Wieden + Kennedy. Mimi tells stories of people and marginalized communities. She is an advisor for Asiancy, Wieden + Kennedy’s Asian ERG. Mimi and her work have been featured in the New York Times, Fast Company, Ad Age, and Adweek.
Larissa & Mimi chat:
- Being a kid, being shy, and keeping your head down
- Wanting to make her parents proud more than anything else
- Growing up in a family that was in survival mode
- Mimi feeling it was necessary for her to experience being shy and withdrawn as a kid because her story resonates with people today
- How important it is for her to show her two daughters how to love themselves and embrace all the things that make them unique
- How Mimi moves through the world so unapologetically
- Making Call it Covid regardless of the consequences to help her community
- The angry late-night phone call that led to Call it Covid
- How exhausting it is to try and be everything for someone else
- Advocating for others and how Mimi’s love language is words of affirmation
- Imposter syndrome and how Mimi was approached to work at Wieden + Kennedy
- Trying hard to replicate what success looked like in the workplace, and how that never worked because she didn’t look like them or have their experience
- Fashion insecurities and role models
- Not apologizing for how you feel
- Elevating more voices not just celebrities
- Mimi’s Superpower and her new podcast “Hi Love with Mimi”
- Letting go of needing to give all parts of yourself to friendships
Follow Mimi:
- @mimitieuvo (IG)
- Mimi Munoz (LinkedIn)
- Check out Mimi’s films callitcovid.com
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- Sign up for Seriously Authentic Newsletter with resources, tips, insights on how to be your most authentic self to achieve your dream life.
- @larissavictoria (LinkedIn IG)
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Original music by Haile Meirow “inside your tears”
Talent Advisor Serena Board
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