Chief Household Officer Episode 3: Meet CHO Angela Jia Kim

See how entrepreneur and lifestyle expert Angela Jia Kim manages her "gorgeous chaos" of running successful organic skin care line Om Aroma and Savor the Success, a business network for women entrepreneurs, and raising 13-month-old Sienna with husband Marc.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• chief
• household
• officer
• ePrint
• HP
• angela
• jia
• kim
• mom
• entrepreneur

[NACANTWO]

sorry need to go now cause i just realize how uselesssss my Life is without a printer like that.... best buy i'm coming

[RLviddy]

All the women in these videos are the same, unoriginal alpha dog NYC archetype. Skinny, attractive, sleeveless, big beads, big apartment, exterior shot of a building in a Soho neighborhood, cell phone, baby, in that order. Most NYC women live in shabby apartments and work 2 jobs while their hubbies do the same, and raise their kids themselves somehow. They aren't rich. "You can have it all" but you need an incredible amount of capital and help. A HUGE amount of it.

[teajoefish]

well...... good video for me .

am really eager to the life like that

[neoimean7]

who is she?

[777jones]

Lol? Wait till you see my HD television show about me eating breakfast and re-organizing my apartment. It will be hot.

[peilthetraveler]

I dont get it....why kill yourself working 20 hours per day, spending less time with your family, to make more money so you can work less to spend more time with your family?

[MrHotpantsImComin]

I don't think anyone has anything against this woman. We don't even know her. I think most of the rants are arising from HP's advertising of this video. This video has been spammed in my email, it's at the top of all of my suggested video lists, and it's annoying because I haven't been able to get rid of it for 2 weeks. It's like being rickrolled, only much worse.

[danyarger]

She named her kid after a Crayon.

[1maz11]

I KNOW it's not all glamor and achievement. I don't aspire to be wildly successful in business, either, just selling things to people forever. But some people do. And quite frankly, we would all be better off if we could do the things we truly enjoy. The thing is, when we don't, wouldn't our lives be far closer to that thing we love if we worked on changing society so that it's possible, rather than accepting and hating it all our lives? That's my take, anyway. Every little bit, etc. :)

[1maz11]

Jesus. How did I know before even clicking that comments would be a big ol' rage fest? I mean, I understand that we've got major money problems and it's probably affecting many of the posters here, but nine pages of comments, and the only thing that's been "thums up-ed" is cynicism! Does nobody like chanaschwartz back there or wish her luck? Or were we too busy complaining about getting up at one in the morning to take care of the baby we "love" with the husband who's "just as successful as us?"

[FoodOrFail]

Sorry, but I did not find this inspiring at all. I'm so sick of the 'You can have it all' mentality. What if, God forbid, I do not WANT it all?

Now, what would be really inspiring is a series of videos on how to get your man to do his fair share of the housework and tending the children.

[BluDrgn426]

haters gonna hate. I say more power to her