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Brainz Exclusive: 10 Rapid Fire Questions With Karen Yee

Aug 27, 2020
2 min read

Updated: Feb 16, 2024

Karen is the founder of New Futures On Demand and a believer that everyone has the ability to create a new future with their skillset. She guides small to medium companies and individuals to build a winning profile and launch a profitable online business. She created the Art of Selling Mastermind™️, an online intensive training program that helps people uncover, brand, package, and sell their services, so they create more impact and build their WFA dream lifestyle.


It’s a warm summer morning when Karen Yee arrived on camera via Zoom. Her face is bare apart from the black eyeliner and a warm, infectious smile. When we ask her how, specifically, she wants people to think of her—because that’s what you ask someone on the verge of her big breakout moment—she doesn’t hesitate: “the next triple threat”. Business Owner. Coach. Philanthropist. She’s still figuring out the latter. So, what do you ask the next triple threat to the online digital space? Brainz managed to grab a minute with the Big Money Mindset and Business Coach to ask her. 


1. A nickname that you have is...

– K Dog, Karry, Karrot, Kkay

2. My favorite toy growing up was…

– My Pooh Bear and Mickey Mouse that my parents got me for my birthday.

3. The weirdest habit I have is..

– “had” for me. I used a band-aid to save my goldfish that had biting marks from another fish when I was a kid.

4. The one lipstick shade I wear the most often is…


– Lip glosses are my go-to – current fav is the Dior Addict Lip Glow.

5. I’m always likely to be early/late?

– Early

6. The one film I’ve seen more than five times..

– Grease, Dirty Dancing, Pretty Woman…

7. One thing I just won’t eat is…

– Rabbit – it’s my Chinese zodiac sign..so can’t do it!

8. If you could offer everyone who’s reading this one piece of advice, what would it be?

– Start now, be humble and GO ALL IN!


9. The one thing I’d change about myself is…

– Don’t stay in a toxic relationship longer than you should. Because you shouldn’t change who you are to please others. Be yourself and CHOOSE people that choose you.

10. Quote you live by is...

– To excel in life, you have to be comfortable with being uncomfortable.


Stay tuned for Karens upcoming articles, and follow her on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and visit her website for more info!


 
 

This article is published in collaboration with Brainz Magazine’s network of global experts, carefully selected to share real, valuable insights.

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