My story
What the show is
I'm Asher Tchoua: a civil engineer, an immigrant and a preacher's kid. I came out of Georgia Tech feeling behind at my first job, and built my confidence the slow way, through books, Toastmasters and a lot of practice.
What the show is
What the show is
It's My Time grew out of curiosity about the people around me. Most of my guests aren't famous. They're parents, teachers, veterans, coaches, tradespeople, and people from my jiu-jitsu gym and church who do the work quietly and rarely get thanked for it. Each of them reached a moment when they decided it was their time.
Why I do it
Why I do it
I didn’t set out to solve a problem for anyone. But as I worked to share these episodes and make the hobby something others could enjoy, I noticed two things. Sharing unassuming people’s stories showed them appreciation they rarely get. And the same threads kept coming up: starting over, leaving home, finding your people, doubting the pat
I didn’t set out to solve a problem for anyone. But as I worked to share these episodes and make the hobby something others could enjoy, I noticed two things. Sharing unassuming people’s stories showed them appreciation they rarely get. And the same threads kept coming up: starting over, leaving home, finding your people, doubting the path. Hearing someone else get through a transition makes yours feel possible. Your next chapter is worth honoring.