Ep 236: Discovering What Was Always There (a ONE THING conversation with Joy Cho)
12/9/2024
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This is the latest episode in the ONE THING series, where I host conversations with interesting people and ask them the ONE THING they would tell you.
You might know Joy Cho as the bright, stylish, happy face and founder of Oh Joy!, a lifestyle brand with millions of followers and whose products and designs have appeared in Target, Petco, House Beautiful (to name a few) and in collaborations with Keds, Casetify, Calpak (and more).
But even with a soaring career, Joy experienced a midlife crisis after a hard season in her family and a series of professional setbacks. She tried all the things you're supposed to when you're struggling: therapy, a life coach, but there was really ONE THING that pulled her out of a long funk.
In our conversation, Joy and I talk about how I fanned out on her not once but twice, how an outfit can change the way you move through the day, and why it helps to remember what we loved to do when we were kids.
I knew Joy would bring wisdom and insight to the show, and of course she over delivered.
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Find all of Joy Cho's books here
Creative, Inc. (published 2010)
Blog, Inc. (published 2012)
Joy's mental-health-focused Substack
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