How Kyo York Found His Voice in Vietnam | Kyo York | Sean's Learning Adventure
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How Kyo York Found His Voice in Vietnam | Kyo York | Sean's Learning Adventure
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In this episode, I sit down with entertainer Kyo York for an honest conversation about communication, confidence, language learning, resilience, and building a life in Vietnam. We talk about why the most memorable people are often open, approachable, and willing to simply ask for what they want and why being afraid of sounding awkward can hold us back more than making a mistake ever will. Kyo shares how learning Vietnamese taught him to embrace failure, listen closely, mimic what he heard, and keep speaking even when he got things wrong.
We also get into his journey as a foreign entertainer in Vietnam, including years of rejection before being able to perform Vietnamese music on major stages, the pressure behind a public career, and the personal struggles that made music even more meaningful to him. Through stories about fame, humility, grief, creativity, and perseverance, this conversation is a reminder that growth rarely comes from getting everything right. It comes from showing up, connecting with people, and continuing when quitting would be easier.
What’s something you’d try today if you weren’t afraid of getting it wrong?