How A Couple Fights for Human Rights Through Film and Financial Freedom Through Real Estate

Both Carmen Pun and Kevin Koo are successful investors who have come together to help those in China. Carmen was born in Macao and moved to Australia at six where she grew up. She decided to move to New York to help with a non-profit TV project.

Kevin grew up in Canada and decided that he didn’t think that money was very important to him. He also decided to help in New York with the TV project where he and Carmen met. They got married and now have a baby girl.

One day Carmen asked her parents how they made so much money without going to work while she was growing up and they said “real estate”. Carmen decided to try it, and soon both of them were involved.

But something was still in Carmen's heart–the people being persecuted by communists in China. Both she and Kevin have giving hearts and deeply believe in human rights. Kevin decided to get involved in a movie as a producer. The movie explains some traumatizing things that have happened to people who escaped. The movie has already been released in Canada and soon, the US.

Join us on this episode of the Freedom Chasers Podcast where we talk about investing, communism, human rights, and Carmen and Kevin’s life journey.

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zenithinvestmentproperties/

Website: https://eternalspringfilm.com

Quotes -

24:35 - “It’s all limiting beliefs that are ‘what are we going to do’ and it just holds you back!” - Kevin

25:19 - “The best way to get ahead is to take coaching.” - Kevin

27:45 - “You control the people but I’m still in fear.” - Kevin

44:19 - “Evil is scared of the light, so the more you can expose it, the more scared they’re going to become.” -Carmen

57:42 - “People can learn the skill but without the right mindset you can’t get it done.” -Carmen

59:35 - “Ignorance on fire is going to beat education on ice, every time.” -Kent Clothier

Concepts -

0:26 - Carmen and Kevin bought a house and stuck with it through many construction trials!

7:21 - Carmen’s parents moved so that she could have a better life away from communism and that led her to Real Estate!

19:48 - Kevin grew up in Canada and had a good life but his parents worked a lot. Kevin didn’t want that lifestyle and decided that money wasn’t so important.

21:08 - Carmen and Kevin met by working in a non-profit organization where they fell in love and Carmen moved to Canada with Kevin!

32:32 - Kevin was a producer in a film that will soon be released which talks about persecution in China!

43:08 - Carmen and Kevin explain their feelings about speaking out against communism in China and how they could get hurt.

Time Stamps -

0:00-0:25- Introduction
0:26-7:20- The Cursed House
7:21-15:37- What got you into Real Estate?
15:38-19:47- When did your parents decide to move? How old were you? What was it like?
19:48-21:07- Kevin’s life journey
21:08-24:17- Their Love Story
24:18-26:57- What's your mindset? Why?
26:58-32:31- What is your human’s rights goal?
32:32-38:06- What is your documentary story?
38:07-43:07- Why human rights?
43:08-45:07- Is there any fear of what you're doing?
45:08-52:52- What is the mindset in your journey?
52:53-56:35- Have you used media talent for real estate?
56:36-1:00:22- How did you overcome some of those limiting beliefs?
1:00:23-1:01:53- How did you feel being your parents' guide?
1:01:54-1:03:22- What’s your plan for the next couple months?
1:03:23-1:04:41- What country would you choose to live in?
1:04:42-1:05:39- How to reach Carmen and Kevin
1:05:40-1:06:07- Ending

Sources Mentioned -

Eternal Spring- Movie Coming Soon!
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