The most beautiful part of his story is the connection with his mother and his wife.
Never stop dreaming.
Never stop believing.
But the real secret?
The unconditional support of the women in his life.
Ke Huy Quan came to America as a Vietnamese refugee, became a child actor, and then struggled to find opportunities. Eventually, he stepped away from acting for almost 20 years.
Until, at 51, he returned.
And won an Oscar for Everything Everywhere All at Once.
That story is about so much more than acting.
It’s about entrepreneurship too.
You can work incredibly hard for years without knowing when your moment will come.
You can face rejection, setbacks and long stretches where it feels like almost nothing is happening.
But that doesn’t mean your time has passed.
Keep building.
Keep believing.
Keep showing up.
And never underestimate the people who believe in you before the rest of the world does.
Your time will come.
Have a great weekend!
