BY CAMMI PHAM — First appeared on my personal blog “Amore, I want my daughter to be exactly like you.” “Don’t, she won’t have a good life. Smart women often don’t finish first,” I replied with an attitude. “Her path will be smoothly carved, don’t you worry about that. …

BY CAMMI PHAM — First appeared on my personal blog It all starts with you. Don’t be a victim. Don’t make excuses. People don’t care about your problems. A three-time millionaire who came up from nothing, dropped out of college with average IQ, said: “The real inequality is the level…

BY CAMMI PHAM — First appeared on my personal blog I love a girl who swears because she expresses herself freely. She tells you what she thinks. Life is not a beauty pageant where you put on a fake smile to please men. (Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts) I love…

BY CAMMI PHAM — First appeared on my personal blog The next time you are in pain, give yourself 5 minutes. Scream. Cry. Do whatever you want. Then stop at the 5 minute mark. And start turning that negative energy into actions. Some days, we are sad. Another day, we get mad. Other days, we feel jealous. Then there are times we miss someone. There are moments when we want to hurt people. …

BY CAMMI PHAM — First appeared on my personal blog I was born into old money. I grew up with new money, and now I have no money. I was born in a third world country, Vietnam. Many years ago, my family was very influential and wealthy. During the war…

BY CAMMI PHAM — First appeared on my personal blog Your first 100 blog posts will mostly suck. Your first 100 podcasts will mostly suck too. Your first 100 talks will not be perfect. Your first 100 videos will be nightmares. Nobody can pick up a ball and become a…

BY CAMMI PHAM — First appeared on my personal blog Don’t date a man who reads. He will be interesting. Your romantic dates will be like Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Your late night conversation will take hours to end. He will throw ideas and expect you to bounce something back…

BY CAMMI PHAM — First appeared on my personal blog My mother taught me never to give unsolicited advice, nor try to help anyone unless they ask you for it. I always thought that maybe she was just cold. As I get older, I have started to realize that she…