Becky Li‘s Podcasts

Hi, Welcome to Becky Li's podcast《Between World》This is a personal sharing podcast focusing on overseas localization and business operations. Here, you'll hear the true stories of an entrepreneur who has been running a business in Europe for 10 years, covering topics such as cross-border expansion, the European market, brand localization, corporate organization, and organizational relationships. These original, firsthand accounts are more engaging than business textbooks! If you're in foreign trade, an entrepreneur, an e-commerce professional, or a brand professional, you're sure to find something valuable!Becky doesn't preach success formulas; she only shares her experiences and decisions from real-world operational scenarios, sharing Becky's personal and business world with you!If these sharing sessions inspire your reflections on personal growth or business choices, then 《Between World》 exists for that purpose.

Becky Li‘s Podcasts is a business podcast hosted by Becky的个人播客, with 73 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Becky的个人播客 hosts Becky Li‘s Podcasts, a business show with 73 episodes published.

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  Vlog76：The Future You Desire Is Hidden in Every Present Moment

  Aug 18, 202621 min

  # � Episode 76 | The Future You Desire Is Hidden in Every Present Moment # ⏰ Timeline ## 00:00 | Opening Why have podcast updates become less frequent recently? The relationship between reflection, accumulation, and creating more valuable content. --- ## 01:01 | Every Future You Want Begins With the Present We are often attracted to the future, yet we easily overlook the opportunities right in front of us. Today's results come from yesterday's accumulation. Today's actions shape tomorrow's outcomes. --- ## 02:00 | The Hardest Part Is Not Working Hard—It Is Not Seeing Results The quiet and lonely period of growth. The importance of resilience and patience. Before results appear, can you still believe they are coming? --- # Part One: Why Do We Keep Delaying the Start? ## 03:13 | Big Dreams, Little Action Many people become: **Giants in imagination, but small in action.** They keep waiting for a better time. But waiting itself can sometimes become a form of avoidance. --- ## 04:40 | Fear Is the Biggest Barrier to Action Fear of failure. Fear of disappointment. Fear that the outcome will not meet expectations. So we choose to stay in imagination. Because imagination does not hurt. Action does. --- ## 05:14 | Every Result Worth Admiring Has Gone Through Failure No success story exists without: * Trial and error * Adjustment * Starting again Failure is not an exception. It is part of the process. --- ## 07:39 | A Life Where You Truly Take Responsibility for Yourself Ask yourself: **Do you genuinely want that future?** If the answer is yes, then every effort you make is not for others. It is for yourself. --- ## 08:16 | The First Key: Overcome Fear and Take Action Immediately Recognize the excuses created by your mind: "Maybe later." "Let's wait a little longer." "I'll start when everything is ready." Many times, these are simply fear wearing different masks. --- # Part Two: Why Do We Always Lose Motivation After Three Minutes? ## 08:55 | The Distance Between Starting and Giving Up Many people: Start with great enthusiasm, but struggle to continue. The problem is not taking action. The problem is maintaining action. --- ## 09:40 | Rethinking "Discipline" The real question is not: "Why am I not disciplined?" It is: "Why can't I keep going?" --- ## 10:09 | The Root Cause of Short-Lived Motivation At its core: We do not fully believe the result will eventually come. We expect immediate rewards. We want instant progress. When feedback does not appear quickly, motivation disappears. --- ## 11:18 | Short-Term Desire vs. Long-Term Thinking Often, the problem is not that we don't work hard enough. It is that we are too eager to see results. The most meaningful achievements usually come from invisible accumulation over time. --- ## 12:13 | Discipline Ten Years Ago vs. Discipline Today In the past: Discipline meant forcing yourself through willpower. Today: Discipline comes naturally because you truly believe in what you are doing. These are completely different states. --- ## 13:43 | Where Does Inner Stability Come From? Many people ask: "How can I build a stable inner core?" The answer is actually simple: It does not come from one sudden moment of realization. It comes from long-term accumulation. Becky shares: * 7 years of consistent meditation * More than 2,500 reflections and journal entries * Thousands of days of continuous practice Stability is never something gained overnight. --- ## 15:53 | The Truth Behind a High-Energy State Changes in: * Diet * Discipline * Daily habits do not come from forcing yourself. They come from experiencing the benefits deeply. When your subconscious truly believes something is valuable, consistency becomes natural. --- ## 17:15 | The Second Key: Find the Future You Truly Want The motivation to keep going comes from whether you genuinely desire that goal. When your efforts are for yourself, persistence no longer feels like a burden. --- # Part Three: What Is Luck Really? ## 18:24 | Is Luck Really Just Random Chance? Everyone hopes to have good luck. But what exactly is luck? --- ## 18:58 | Luck = The Ability to Catch Opportunities Many people encounter opportunities. The difference is: Some people can recognize and capture them. Others let them pass by. --- ## 19:41 | The Story of Windgoo and a Dutch Partner Two years ago: We were still a small company. Our partner was a large Dutch enterprise. Today: We have become deep partners, growing together and creating results together. From the outside, people may see only luck. But behind that "luck" are invisible things: * Investment * Adaptation * Trust-building * Persistence --- ## 22:16 | The Logic Behind Luck Luck does not simply happen randomly. Real luck contains: * The wisdom to recognize opportunities * The patience to keep investing * Shared values and mutual commitment * The ability to turn opportunities into results --- ## 23:31 | Luck Is the Result, Not the Cause Many people only see the outcome: "They are so lucky." But they overlook what came before: * Time * Mistakes * Persistence * Dedication Luck is simply what the final result looks like.

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  Vlog75：A Sense of Acceptance Is a Higher Form of Happiness

  Aug 7, 202621 min

  � Episode 75 | A Sense of Acceptance Is a Higher Form of Happiness �️ About This Episode Why are some people naturally better at understanding, accepting, and embracing others? Recently, through my observations in both work and life, I noticed something interesting: People who truly have a strong sense of acceptance are often the ones who feel more fulfilled, peaceful, and genuinely happy. When we are in a state of happiness, calmness, and abundance, we become more willing to understand differences. But when we are experiencing scarcity, anxiety, and emotional exhaustion, we are more likely to judge, resist, and struggle against others. In this episode, I want to explore: * The relationship between acceptance and happiness * Why we often want others to become more like ourselves * The roots of differences in human perspectives * Why openness and curiosity are the foundation of acceptance * What a "Golden Heart" means * How to practice acceptance while maintaining healthy boundaries * How to stay principled in business relationships while remaining understanding * How to maintain love and respect while keeping boundaries in close relationships * How to reduce emotional exhaustion and allow our life energy to flow more naturally

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  Vlog74： Mistakes Are Another Gift Life Gives Us

  Aug 6, 202624 min

  # � Episode 74 | Mistakes Are Another Gift Life Gives Us ## � Key Takeaways The greatest regret in life is often not failure, but never trying. Many mistakes are not scary. What is truly dangerous is creating bigger mistakes while trying to avoid the original one. Transparency is more important than perfection. The biggest fear for a company is not making mistakes, but being unwilling to face them. Mistakes are the tuition fees of growth, not the end of growth. You can never completely avoid mistakes, but you can choose how you respond to every mistake. --- # ⏰ Timeline ## 00:00 | Why Are We So Afraid of Mistakes? From childhood to adulthood, many of us seem to be taught that we must become people who "do not make mistakes." As a result, what we fear is often not the mistake itself, but the fear of being judged, criticized, or rejected. --- ## 01:40 | The Greatest Regret in Life Is Often Not Failure Becky shares a street experiment. 100 people were asked to write down their biggest regrets in life. The most common word was not "failure." It was: **Never.** Never trying. Never taking action. Never being brave enough to try once. --- ## 03:20 | How Does the Fear of Mistakes Limit Our Growth? There are many talented people in the workplace. Many of them don't lose because they lack ability. They lose because they are afraid to begin. They lose to the invisible walls created by their own imagination. --- ## 05:30 | Another Truth About Relationships Many relationship problems are not actually caused by how serious the situation is. They become difficult because people are afraid of making mistakes. So they begin to: * Hide things * Avoid conversations * Protect themselves defensively And eventually, a simple problem becomes much more complicated. --- ## 06:50 | A Real After-Sales Case With a French Customer When facing a serious customer complaint, why did I choose not to defend myself immediately? Why did I insist on understanding the facts first instead of discussing compensation right away? Many business losses are not caused by the mistake itself. They are caused by how we respond to the mistake. --- ## 11:50 | The Logic of Long-Term Partnerships If a company tries to hide every problem as soon as something goes wrong, will customers truly trust it? Transparency. Honesty. The willingness to face problems. These are often the fastest ways to build long-term trust. --- ## 15:20 | The Biggest Risk for a Company Is Not Making Mistakes After 10 years of entrepreneurship, one of Becky's deepest realizations is: Mistakes are unavoidable. The truly dangerous things are: * Not knowing about mistakes * Hiding mistakes * Avoiding mistakes --- ## 18:00 | When a Mistake Has Already Happened The more important question becomes: **How will you respond?** Will you keep blaming yourself and falling into endless internal struggles? Or will you discover patterns, lessons, and growth opportunities from it? --- ## 20:40 | How Do Fortune 500 Companies View Mistakes? Top companies are not companies that never make mistakes. They are companies that: * Continuously test and learn * Build stronger systems * Reduce future mistakes * Improve continuously --- ## 21:50 | A Lesson From a Dutch Entrepreneur With 35 Years of Business Experience A Dutch entrepreneur once told me: "I am not afraid of employees making mistakes. What I am afraid of is employees not being honest." The mistake itself is not frightening. Losing the courage to face mistakes is. --- ## 22:30 | A Message to Anyone Who Is Afraid of Making Mistakes If you are hesitating, worrying, or feeling afraid right now, please remember: Many times, what you lose is not the opportunity itself. What you lose is the opportunity because you were too afraid to begin.

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  Vlog73：The True Order of Priorities in Life

  Jul 30, 202622 min

  # � Episode 73 | The True Order of Priorities in Life � In this episode, Becky wants to explore a topic that may feel heavy, yet is deeply connected to every one of our lives: **If life eventually leads to death, what truly matters during the journey between birth and departure?** From childhood, we are guided by grades, standards, and expectations. As adults, we are pushed forward by income, houses, marriage, and achievements. Until one day, we suddenly realize— many things we have spent our entire lives chasing may not have brought the deep happiness and inner peace we were looking for. In this episode, Becky shares her observations from years of experience in business, life, and deep conversations with many people who are considered "successful" by society. We will explore: Why do many people feel lost after achieving financial freedom? Why are health and relationships the true foundation of life? Why do many people have wealth but still feel anxious and empty? Why do Europeans value work-life balance and family dinners so much? Why is true happiness often hidden in the simplest moments? This is not a set of methods or formulas. It is a deeper exploration of life's priorities, personal energy, and genuine happiness. --- # ⏰ Timeline ## 00:00 | Opening: If Life Eventually Ends, What Truly Matters? Death is the only destination that is equal for everyone. Yet many people never truly realize that life is limited. Is there a way to arrange our lives with fewer regrets? --- ## 01:23 | We Spend Our Lives Being Guided by External Standards As children, we are often defined by grades. As adults, we are driven by: * Income * Career position * Marriage * Houses and cars Later in life, many people begin facing declining health and emotional exhaustion. --- ## 03:50 | The Greatest Fear: A Life Lived Without Awareness Many people only begin questioning the meaning of life near the end of their journey. The meaning of happiness changes completely throughout different stages of life. --- ## 04:59 | What Do People Ask After Achieving Financial Freedom? Through deep conversations with many successful entrepreneurs, Becky discovered: Wealth and status alone cannot create lasting inner peace. Human needs continue to evolve throughout different stages of life. --- ## 07:31 | A Counterintuitive Conclusion: Wealth Is Not the First Priority in Life Based on her observations, Becky shares her own order of priorities: 1. **Self — physical and emotional well-being** 2. **Happiness and meaningful relationships** 3. **Wealth and achievements** --- ## 08:17 | Why Do So Many People Ignore Themselves? Many Asian cultures emphasize sacrifice and caring for others. As a result, many people only think about their own needs at the very end. But when we constantly suppress our true needs, it becomes difficult to continue giving love and care to others. --- ## 09:55 | Does "I'm Doing This for Your Own Good" Really Feel Like Love? Love is not only expressed through words. It is also transmitted through emotions and energy. Someone who is suffering internally often struggles to truly offer warmth to others. --- ## 11:57 | The Foundation of Life Is Actually Yourself Physical health is the foundation of creativity and action. Emotional and psychological states determine our life energy. Only when we nourish ourselves first can we genuinely support others. --- ## 13:01 | Why Are Relationships One of Life's Greatest Sources of Nourishment? Human beings need emotional connection. Many people sacrifice relationships while pursuing wealth. Too many successful people eventually carry regrets about the relationships they neglected. --- ## 14:14 | The Importance of Sleep, Nutrition, and Energy Sleep is the foundation of all productivity. Long-term lack of sleep can amplify: * Anxiety * Conflict * Emotional instability True discipline is not fighting against your body. It is understanding and respecting your body. --- ## 16:16 | A Major Challenge of Modern Life: Food and Desire Today, people often eat not because of physical needs, but because of: * Emotions * Desires * Psychological compensation --- ## 16:37 | How Do We Find a Lifestyle That Truly Nourishes Us? Through practices such as: * Meditation * Yoga * Hiking * Exercise * Quietly listening to our bodies --- ## 17:35 | Health Is Something We Often Don't Need Others to Teach Us The key has always been within ourselves. The body is the foundation that carries: * Wealth * Success * Dreams --- ## 18:02 | Why Does European Culture Value Family Time So Much? In the Netherlands and many parts of Europe, people generally place strong importance on leaving work on time. Having dinner with family after work is an important cultural habit. The simplest meals are often the ones that heal us the most. --- ## 19:11 | Why Is It Becoming Harder for Modern People to Build Deep Relationships? We give too much time to: * Short videos * Digital distractions * Emotional exhaustion while neglecting the people who truly matter. --- ## 20:31 | Truly Successful People Often Have Rich Relationships Too Healthy relationships provide strength when facing life's challenges. People who are emotionally nourished are often better able to continue creating value. --- ## 21:09 | The Rarest Wealth Is Actually "Energy" The numbers in our bank accounts will change. Opportunities in the world will come and go. But the foundation of continuously creating wealth is our inner energy. --- ## 22:38 | Where Does True Fulfillment Come From? From: * A healthy body * A sense of happiness * A meaningful relationship with ourselves and others --- ## 23:20 | We Put Too Many Conditions on Happiness "If I earn enough money, then I will be happy." "If I buy a house or a car, then I will feel successful." But in the process, we may sacrifice the most important experiences of life. --- ## 23:37 | Wealth and Happiness Are Not Opposites Happiness and wealth can support each other. People who truly love life often attract more opportunities for success. --- ## 24:27 | Closing: The True Practice of Life Maintain a positive, stable, and abundant inner energy. Wealth becomes a matter of time. Becky hopes everyone can rediscover what truly matters in life. --- # � Reflection Question At this moment, if you were to reorder your life priorities: Health, happiness, relationships, wealth, achievements... How would you rank them? Or perhaps, have you ever sacrificed something truly important while chasing a certain goal? Share your story in the comments. If this episode resonates with you, feel free to share it with someone who is also working hard to build a meaningful life. Together, we continue exploring: The meaning of life, the true nature of wealth, and the real answer to happiness.

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  Vlog72：Slow Is a Long-Term Wisdom

  Jul 28, 202622 min

  # � Episode 72 | Slow Is a Long-Term Wisdom � In this fast-paced world, the most valuable ability may not be working harder— but allowing yourself to slow down. For too long, we have been pushed by external expectations: Achieve success faster. Make money faster. Grow faster. See results faster. But a truly sustainable, healthy, and meaningful life and business are often built on a counterintuitive ability: **Growing slowly, building deeply, and accumulating strength over time.** In this episode, I want to talk about: Why "slow" does not mean falling behind, but represents a deeper wisdom of long-term thinking. I hope this conversation helps you reconnect with your own rhythm. --- # ⏰ Timeline ## 00:00 | Opening Why does Becky's podcast always move between business and life? --- ## 00:38 | Why "Slow" Is Becoming a Rare Ability In an era dominated by a culture of speed, why are we becoming increasingly afraid of slowing down? --- ## 01:40 | We Are Like Running on an Endless Treadmill The internet, AI, and endless streams of information continue to reinforce the subconscious belief that: "Faster means better." --- ## 02:20 | Why Do So Many People Feel Ashamed of Being Slow? Growing slowly. Buying a house slowly. Getting married slowly. Starting a family slowly. Behind all of these are hidden pressures created by social comparison. --- ## 02:49 | Why Does Europe Embrace "Slow"? My personal observations from nearly 10 years of living and doing business in Europe. --- ## 03:33 | Why Can European Companies Afford Higher Costs? Behind higher profits is often the result of decades of accumulated business capabilities. --- ## 04:47 | The Inspiration From a 100,000㎡ Warehouse in the Netherlands 24-hour sensor lighting. Constant-temperature air conditioning. Behind these details is a company's ability to achieve stable, long-term profitability. --- ## 06:42 | Why Can So Many European Companies Survive for Decades or Even Centuries? The real foundation is not simply market opportunity. It is long-term accumulation. --- ## 07:07 | The Story of a 68-Year Mazda Dealership From a 38㎡ repair shop to a family business passed down through three generations. --- ## 08:12 | Competitive Advantages That Grow Slowly Over Time How long-term companies build their core capabilities through years of dedication. --- ## 08:40 | Observations From an Italian Essential Oil Factory Many small but stable European companies are built through decades of refinement and experience. --- ## 09:40 | "Slow" Does Not Mean Lazy The highest form of slow growth is organized, intentional, and steady progress. --- ## 10:08 | Two Different Life Paths Blindly running toward quick results versus steadily growing over time. Which one actually goes further? --- ## 10:40 | Why Did I Choose the Netherlands as My Headquarters? Because the entire business environment here values long-term thinking. --- ## 11:39 | A Dutch Distributor Case Study A team of more than 50 people achieving annual revenue of 1.2–1.3 billion RMB. --- ## 12:13 | What Are Companies Really Competing On? Not a short sprint. But the ability to keep growing over the long term. --- ## 12:46 | Becky's Real Experience of "Starting Over" in the Netherlands Building a business system from zero again. It feels slower than before, but it is much more stable. --- ## 13:37 | Why Can We Stay Patient Through the Quiet Periods? Because long-term thinking is a conscious choice. --- ## 14:03 | Time Cannot Be Compressed Something that takes 10 years to build may perhaps be completed in 6 years, but it is difficult to truly complete it in 1 year. --- ## 14:41 | Business Is Like Life The rhythm that fits you matters more than the timeline defined by society. --- ## 15:31 | Everyone Is a Unique Piece of Art The true value of life does not come from external labels. --- ## 16:18 | How Long Has It Been Since We Truly Enjoyed a Quiet Meal? No phone. No notifications. No anxiety. Simply being present with our food. --- ## 17:20 | A Reflection Inspired by Breakfast Why can something as simple as bread and eggs sometimes help us feel life more deeply? --- ## 18:06 | Why Are We Losing Touch With Ourselves? Modern people often live according to external expectations rather than their own inner needs. --- ## 18:44 | Where Does Inner Stability Really Come From? Our emotional energy is like a savings account. We need to keep investing in ourselves. --- ## 19:22 | Why Do Many People Look Successful Yet Still Feel Empty? Because they have ignored their authentic needs for too long. --- ## 20:09 | What Does "Truly Loving Yourself" Mean? It is not about consumption. It is about reconnecting with your authentic self. --- ## 20:57 | Why Do People Slow Down When They Truly Start Loving Themselves? Because they no longer blindly follow the pace of the outside world. --- ## 21:09 | How Long Has It Been Since We Did Absolutely Nothing? Even weekends are often filled with endless schedules. --- ## 21:37 | How Do We Maintain Our Energy Under Pressure? The key is taking care of our inner state first. --- ## 22:01 | Becky's "Slow Energy" Habits Meditation. Learning Dutch. Yoga. Reading. Writing. --- ## 22:35 | Things That Cannot Be Immediately Monetized These are often the things that nourish our lives the most in the long run. --- ## 23:06 | Freedom Built Through Long Cycles A truly high-quality life requires long-term accumulation. --- ## 23:20 | Leave Some Space for Yourself When we slow down, we may finally see the beauty, creativity, and possibilities that life offers. --- ## 23:43 | Closing Welcome to share your own stories and experiences about "slow living."

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