Watch Didi's live interview with Daniel Bruce Levin.

Watch Didi's live interview with Bernardo Moya, founder of the Best You Brand.

Watch Didi's live interview for LeadUp for Women with Colleen Briggs.

Watch Didi's live interview for LeadUp for Women with Colleen Briggs.

Watch Didi's appearance on Good Morning LALA Land.

From the episode description:

"Overachiever alert! The incredible Didi Wong, CEO, Social Spotlight Events, and oh so much more! We are talking about her incredible journey in so many different professions! From the Yes Academy to being a prostitute on the legendary TV show The Sopranos, Didi Wong is also an author, entrepreneur, and a mother of four!"

Good Living, hosted and created by Didi Wong.

Didi was asked to be a contributor writer in the brand new beautifully curated magazine "In the LimeLight".

She gives you a glimpse into her world as a mother of four, serial entrepreneur and describes how Broadway was really the stage that led her to America.

Didi was given the title of being a Goodwill Ambassador for The Women Economic Forum to recognize her for connecting over 1000+ women to WEF’s MISSION MILLION 2022.  As the head of the WEF Los Angeles, she is endeavoring to help make this dream come true for The Women Economic Forum.  Please join the mission on Facebook group:  WEF MISSION MILLION 2022.

Didi was interviewed on Times Square Today. She explains her start as an Entrepreneur and what advice she'd give to those just starting on the path to entrepreneurship.

"In honor of Women’s Month, Herbivore Botanicals celebrates the indomitable spirit of female entrepreneurs who are shattering stigmas and breaking glass ceilings. In each inspiring conversation, we explore the meaning of womanhood and the power of divine feminine energy."

"Think about what it is that you want in life and how is it that you can achieve it by taking baby steps," said Didi Wong, an integrative wellness and life coach. "If it is to lose weight, could you simply take out all sodas from your diet? If it's to get back in shape, could you go for a walk or run beginning with just once a week?"

I think being pregnant and giving birth to a child is the most special time in a woman's life. Whenever I think back to those stages of my life, I smile and render in those miracles that I experienced, so working with this particular demographic brings me so much joy. I love helping women get their minds ready for the experience and thinking about how their lives are about to change.

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“Let go of putting every single toy away each night before bed,” says Didi Wong, an integrative wellness and life coach.

“The kids are on vacation, and when they wake up, the fun begins all over again,” she says. So let junior relish in his freedom and scatter his toys across his room or some other designated area. That’s at least one less battle a day, right?

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Check out Didi's comments in a listicle on the Telemundo website about parenting advice!

I've never felt 100 percent comfortable with being a Sagittarius, as I couldn't relate to the sign's personality traits such as adventurous, courageous, philosophical, and, the big one,outdoorsy. But after researching Ophiuchus and reaching out to astrology expert and health and wellness coach Didi Wong, I think I may have found a closer fit!

Chakras by didi is a yoga and fitness lifestyle brand for women, men, toddlers and infants. Founded in 2008 by Didi Wong, Chakras by didi is sold in 17 countries around the world. Didi is also a certified integrated wellness life coach, as well as a mother of four children with her husband, Michael. She co-founded Social Spotlight Events, a company that highlights the world of social media, connecting vendors and influencers to create powerful partnerships.

“Sweatworking” is a new trend that combines fitness and networking. Say goodbye to meeting up for drinks and conversation, say hello to spin classes and green smoothies. If you’re wondering how to become a sweatworking pro, Brit + Co. has you covered. They spoke with Didi Wong, a workplace expert, wellness coach, and yogi to discuss five ways to sweatwork like a pro!

If you two live together, you're probably thinking you can't get much more "present." But there's a difference between spending a lot of time together, and actually spending time together. "Often, I see couples at a restaurant, and there seems to be a disconnect between them as they are playing with their phones instead of enjoying each other’s company," says life coach Didi Wong, in an email to Bustle. Getting in the habit of ignoring each other — intentionally or otherwise — can create a feeling of distance, and that's not OK.

"Be courageous, be adventurous, and sign up for something new and out of your comfort zone,” Didi Wong, Integrative Wellness and Life Coach tells Bustle.

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Wong suggests taking salsa lessons, traveling, and checking out art exhibits. You can even volunteer, take a language class, or even join a dating site. If you are uncomfortable going solo, then ask a friend to join you. The more you communicate with others, the more likely you are to be invited to places. But above all else, “In order for things to change (and in a positive way), you have to think in a positive way. It can be really intimidating at first, but you will never know until you try,” Wong says. “Be fearless, and put yourself out there – you are worth it for someone to meet!”

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Most importantly, know that you don't have to feel like this. “Loneliness is a feeling that can be erased,” Wong tells Bustle. “We live in a world full of wonders, and there is so much that is yet to be discovered."

"Ophiuchus’ are generally happy individuals who are truthful and honest, intellectual and clever, and full of charisma and creative talents," Didi Wong, Integrative Wellness and Life Coach, tells Bustle. "They are ambitious and want to be at the top of their game, but like a serpent, like to be secretive. They can easily adapt to change, which is why they naturally hate routine, and they need a partner that understands their passion for exploring the world and sometimes living the life of a rolling stone. They also tend to be impatient, temperamental and judgmental, while not considering the consequences, which can create unhealthy jealousy in relationships."

We’re always up for expanding our career options through creative conferences andnetworking with coworkers, potential new mentors, collaborators or friends. That’s why we were extra intrigued when we heard about “sweatworking,” a new trend that combines two of our fave things: networking like a pro and fitness (hello, efficiency!). We reached out to Didi Wong, a workplace expert, wellness coach and yogi, who tells us that there are right and wrong ways to do it. Scroll on to read her five fool-proof tips to turn your next sweat sesh into a potential work sesh!

When you become a new parent, you’re likely afraid of making a mistake. These sweet bundles of joy seem so fragile, and you want to make sure you get everything right. Even when they get older, you still want to do what you can to make sure your children get the best care. In an effort to give your kids what they need, you may turn to friends, family, and medical professionals for parenting advice. Unfortunately, there is a lot of bad advice out there. The Cheat Sheet spoke with some parents and parenting experts to hear about some of the bad information they’ve been told. Sit back, get a cup of coffee, and read on for the worst parenting advice they heard.

“Sweatworking” is a new trend that combines fitness and networking. Say goodbye to meeting up for drinks and conversation, say hello to spin classes and green smoothies. If you’re wondering how to become a sweatworking pro, Brit + Co. has you covered. They spoke with Didi Wong, a workplace expert, wellness coach, and yogi to discuss five ways to sweatwork like a pro!