Gratitude, but we digress with Zi and Trinh is a lighthearted conversation that taps into every facet of the human soul. Exploring the essence of how we connect and show appreciation, each episode brings an infinite well of creativity, laughter, and a whole lot of digression! Raw, truthful, and unfiltered, we aim to share diverse stories, lessons, and positivity. Follow our journey on dailyhuman.com
Tune in to a very chatty episode on food, nourishment, and magic realism! Juana selected ‘Like Water for Chocolate (Como agua para chocolate)' a novel by Laura Esquivel where food plays an important role in unraveling many of the character's truths. The book is structured with recipes at the start of every chapter, setting the scene for food symbolism in all aspects of life-giving nourishment. Juana and Zi unpack the themes present in this book and share their stories of nostalgic meals and how food represents love, as an important ingredient in ultimate nourishment.
Nourishment can take on a vast number of meanings, from the food we eat to the thoughts we think. This month we sit down with Tatjana Pismanovska, a consultant for the holistic skin, body & mind brand Arbonne*, as she shares her passion for food, health, wellness, living life to the fullest, and serving. Tatjana's book of the moment: Own the Day, Own Your Life by Aubrey Marcus. Make sure you follow Tatjana Pismanovska | https://instagram.com/tatjanapismanovska *https://www.arbonne.com/us/en/arb/tatjanapismanovska/ Join us on Clubhouse to continue the conversation on gratitude at www.clubhouse.com/club/Dailyhuman
This month we sit down with Juana to discuss Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert. Whether one is looking to write a book, make art, find new ways to address challenges at work, or simply infuse our everyday lives with more mindfulness and passion, Gilbert proposes tips to help us embrace our curiosity and sense of wonder in order to live more creatively.
Victoria is an NYC entrepreneur, model, and actress with a love for singing, dancing, laughing and surrounding herself with joy and gratitude. Join us as she shares how our biggest impact as humans comes from genuine living and her thoughts on how society is responsible for creating better opportunities for future generations to self-express confidently and thrive in our ever-changing world. Victoria's book of the moment: Super Attractor: Methods for Manifesting a Life Beyond Your Wildest Dreams - Book by Gabrielle Bernstein. Make sure you follow Victoria on Instagram: https://instagram.com/vsummerw.
Whether it's art, dance, writing, fashion, or your choice of coffee (this last one can spark many interesting debates), there are many ways to present yourself to the world. What are our experiences with self-expression in the fast-moving world of social media, group mentality, and external validation? And how can you ground yourself, feel empowered to express yourself, and remain confident?
This month, we sit down to discuss the book Delirium. Set in the 1990s in Colombia, explore this uniquely written story about stress and delirium and how it affects the four main characters of the novel in intriguing ways. Episodes are released weekly and you can also join us LIVE to continue the conversation on www.clubhouse.com/club/Dailyhuman
Sit down with the founding team of Dailyhuman, founder & CEO Josh Roenitz, Chief Creative Director Jose Andres Reyes, and our very own host and Chief of Business Development Zi, as they open up to their experience of stress in the start-up world and their journey at Dailyhuman. The three of them take a trip down memory lane and share tips on how to manage stressful situations, how they are creating a healthy attitude towards stress, and what traditions they have employed company-wide to not "stay in stress". Josh and Jose share inspiration from the works of Brené Brown and Sarah Blondin, how it has taught them to lead with vulnerability and emotional intelligence, and how the Dailyhuman app has them feeling excited to give and receive appreciation from our members through a regular practice of gratitude. Episodes are released weekly and you can also join us LIVE to continue the conversation on www.clubhouse.com/club/Dailyhuman
How do our experiences with stress vary? Sitting down with the Dailyhuman team's very own Juana and Andrea, our co-host Trinh discusses how people respond to stress differently and the mechanisms that you can employ to help reduce stress. Tune in to find out how you can manage the need for control, and the beauty within discovering people's differences (the silver lining to many initial stresses!) and so much more.
According to the American Psychological Association (APA), 84% of Americans reported feeling at least one emotion associated with prolonged stress in the COVID-19 period. But rather than being doom and gloom, how can you successfully navigate stress in the current world we live in, and is there an upside to what we're currently experiencing? Episodes are released weekly and you can also join us LIVE to continue the conversation on www.clubhouse.com/club/Dailyhuman
In our monthly book club, we sit down with the lovely Juana and discuss August's book; Eartheater. Based in contemporary Argentina, Earth-eater is the story of a young woman who finds herself drawn to eating the earth—an act that enables her to see visions of people that have passed. At what tipping point does helping others become detrimental to oneself? Follow this young girl's journey of balancing her ability to help solve mysteries whilst looking after herself. Episodes are released weekly and you can also join us LIVE to continue the conversation on www.clubhouse.com/club/Dailyhuman
This week, Zi and Trinh delve into and decipher the dreams from the Dailyhuman team. What do these dreams mean, why do we have them, and how do they affect us? Are dreams just reality mixed with what we're exposed to? As they explore the varying schools of thought, and personal experiences, make your own mind up about the relevance and weight of your dreams and how it impacts the way you live. Episodes are released weekly and you can also join us LIVE to continue the conversation on www.clubhouse.com/club/Dailyhuman
What gets in the way of our aspirational dreams? What can we learn from Arnold Schwarzenegger's pivot from movie star to politician, and how can we implement tips from New York Time's bestseller James Clear's Atomic Habits to achieve our goals? Trinh & Zi also discuss how aspirational dreams can benefit from a mental shift of finite to infinite goals, detaching from certain identity milestones and focusing on achieving what drives true value for yourself and others. The girls also touch on courage and why tapping into it can help you achieve more in life. Episodes are released weekly and you can also join us LIVE to continue the conversation on www.clubhouse.com/club/Dailyhuman
In ep 23 we delve into the science of dreams, what happens to our bodies when we sleep, and how they affect us physically and mentally. Zi & Trinh also discuss their own experiences with dreams, and more! Join our weekly clubhouse chats here: https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/Dailyhuman
As a new segment of Gratitude, but we digress, we'll reintroduce the lovely Juana to discuss our monthly book club; The Atmospherians by Alex McElroy. A satire about the extremes of social media, influencers, toxic masculinity, and body image, listen to discover what role we have to play in social media, and what we can learn from this book. Read along with us by following our here: https://bookshop.org/lists/dailyhuman-book-club Join our weekly clubhouse chats here: https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/Dailyhuman
In today's episode, Zi and Trinh sit down with the intelligent and eloquent Olivia Bowden to discuss life away from the screen. How does one choose a life away from social media and stay connected? How does that impact your confidence, time management, and feelings of FOMO? Join our weekly clubhouse chats here: https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/Dailyhuman
In part 2 of this discussion, delve into further detail about why social media can be both good and bad, depending on the context. What side of the fence do our hosts Zi and Trinh ultimately sit on? What are your thoughts following this conversation? Join our clubhouse to live chats here!
In a world of instant gratification, influencers, and likes, how good or bad is social media really in relation to human connection? In this two-part episode, Trinh and Zi deep dive into the pros, cons, and the impact of social media on how we live and connect. Join our clubhouse to live chats here!
Tapping into the essence of human connection, Zi & Trinh's lively discussion explores our reasons for connecting beyond biological needs, and how technology plays an important role in how humans interact, communicate, and relate to each other. Join our clubhouse to live chats here! Books mentioned in this podcast: The Elephant in the Brain by Kevin Simler and Robin Hanson
How do some people have the guts to make a change? Whether it's leaving a country, ending a relationship, or chasing their dreams? How do some people pivot so easily, while others remain stuck? In today's episode, Alejandra Sanchez talks about the process of making big decisions, and how self-love is vital in overcoming the fear of goodbye, and learning the best lessons we can from asking, "Why not?".
In today's episode, special guest Juana Capelluto explores how gratitude is vital in human bonding and connection, how to adopt a positive mindset when it comes to saying farewells, and the pros and cons of modern technology in communication. We lean into the philosophy of life and death, lessons from books and so much more!
Today's episode touches on people's fundamental need for closure when relationships fail or end, why this isn't always helpful, and how we can effectively say goodbye to self-limiting beliefs and gain core confidence. Zi shares her top tips on she overcame the need to fit into society's beauty standards + more.
In today's warm and heartfelt episode, hear Nerique Paterson discuss how the birth of her new daughter Lara has changed the way she likes to be appreciated. We'll also delve into how our perspectives can shift with new life events, and how people can empower themselves through the right mindset and support networks when embarking on the new journey of motherhood.
This fireside chat episode gives us a glimpse into some of Zi's new beginnings, and how focusing on the 'good' was key to staying grounded when she experienced "spanner in the works" moments. This reflective episode also touches on some memorable moments across the podcast series, and of course, a digression or two into important character traits, and future travel plans for both our hosts.
What invaluable lessons about possessions and death can we learn from Alexander the Great? Uncover three tips to overcoming fear and moving towards acceptance and gratitude in life, and how your purpose can help you cultivate a life of service and meaning with Results Coach John Lynskey. Thank you, John, for sharing all your wonderful stories with us, you can connect with John Lynskey on his instagram & facebook! Stay connected: Join the Dailyhuman Club on Clubhouse for a LIVE discussion of this episode and all things gratitude on Thursdays at 6:30PM EST.
In this week's special episode, Zi and Trinh delve into their highlights and learnings from the the podcast to date and how their definition of gratitude has evolved. How do they explain gratitude to an alien species? Plus, listen to them swoon and show appreciation for one another! Stay connected: Join us for a LIVE discussion of this episode and all things gratitude on Thursdays on Clubhouse at 5:30PM EST
In today's episode, the incredibly inspiring Taña Cooklin Cevallos, advocates for body positivity through awareness, education and inclusivity. We unpack fat-phobia and fat-liberation, Taña gives tips on how to achieve body-neutrality, why it's important to unlearn and undo toxic systemic ideals, and how gratitude and appreciation of our bodies leads to ultimate radical self-love. Thank you, Taña, for sharing all your wonderful stories with us, to follow Taña's work and her journey of Radical Self Love please click here. P.S. One of Taña's Book Recommendations : Sonya Renee Taylor The body is not an apology. Stay connected: Join us for a LIVE discussion of this episode and all things gratitude on Thursdays on Clubhouse at 5:30PM EST
In today's episode, multi-faceted Charity De La Cruz discusses the invaluable life lessons she's learned from dance, her three tips for excelling and achieving your best during difficult times, and the self-love and strength that she's gained on her fitness journey. Stay connected Join us LIVE Thursdays on Clubhouse at 5:30PM EST to discuss this episode!
In today's episode, we dive into guest Karen Nelson's vast experience in education, her many travel experiences, and how as a society we can work towards a better understanding of learning and cognitive disabilities. There's a lot of digression into cross-cultural notions of gratitude particularly in Asian cultures, plus so much more! Thank you, Karen, for sharing all your wonderful stories with us, to get in touch with Karen please click here. Join us LIVE Thursdays starting March 25th, 2021 at Clubhouse at 5:30 PM EST.
In today's episode, we have sustainability specialist Trang Chu Minh discuss the challenges of remaining sustainable during COVID times, top tips on how we can be more sustainable, and the economics of sustainability! Sprinkled in are gems about fitness, food, and of course, gratitude! Thank you, Trang, for sharing all your wonderful stories with us, to stay up to date with Trang's journey in sustainability please follow her here, and we encourage you to do your part and check out brands on their sustainability rating, using the website Trang recommended. Join us LIVE Thursdays starting March 25th, 2021 at Clubhouse at 5 PM EST.
In this episode, we had the pleasure to chat with another superhuman, Dr. Myat Thant Aung. We explore his day-to-day life and the different ways patients express their gratitude to Healthcare staff, touch on the nuances between the Australian and the American healthcare system, and Dr. Aung lends us advice on the best way to appreciate Doctors and Nurses. Thank you, Dr. Aung, for sharing all your wonderful stories with us! Join us LIVE! We record these episodes on the go every Tuesday on Clubhouse at 5 PM EST. Join our exploration of gratitude on our social channels @dailyhumanco.
In this episode, we have the pleasure of chatting to super talented photographer and WeDIA founder Rob Stamm. With Rob, we explore the importance of quality and authenticity across various social media platforms and sprinkle in some fun stories from Rob's travel adventures and what he's grateful for! Thank you Rob for sharing all your wonderful stories with us, to see what Rob is up to please follow him on his Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/robstamm/. Join us LIVE! We record these episodes on the go every Tuesday on Clubhouse at 5 PM EST. Join our exploration of gratitude on our social channels @dailyhumanco.
We had the pleasure to interview a close friend of ours, Sufia Hossain, founder of Silly Chilly Hot Sauce. We talk about gratitude in the Food Industry and find out how Sufia's act of kindness on Valentines had a ripple effect, and also how people in the food industry like to be appreciated. Thank you Sufia for sharing all your wonderful stories with us, to support Sufia please visit https://sillychillyhotsauce.com/. Join us LIVE! We record these episodes on the go every Tuesday on Clubhouse at 5 PM EST. Join our exploration of gratitude on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter.
This week we venture into the dark side! Is there such a thing as gratitude shaming? Does suppressing negative feelings, or sugarcoating them lead to forced gratitude, which may, in turn, be counterproductive? This and many more topics and Trinh and Zi digress into their life experiences. Join us LIVE! We record these episodes on the go every Tuesday on Clubhouse at 5 PM EST. Join our exploration of gratitude on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter.
In Episode 2 of 'Gratitude, but we digress', Trinh and Zi pick up where they left off, well not really...starting off with their drink of choice in the morning, they digress towards memories of how each of them celebrates Lunar New Year. Upon these reflections, they're reminded of how these traditional celebrations over generations are indeed about practicing gratitude. We also find out Zi's top 2 love languages, and her personal realization on why she craves 'words of affirmation'. After the biggest digression ever, they do end where they left off, and discuss their views on ego and savior mentality. Join us LIVE! We record these episodes on the go every Tuesday on Clubhouse at 5 PM EST. Join our exploration of gratitude on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter.
Zi pressed record during a Zoom meeting with Trinh, and the rest was history! In this first-ever episode, Trinh and Zi brainstorm an internal project about gratitude, go back and forth on why gift-giving is so damn hard, and Trinh gets put on the spot with the question "What's a hard lesson that you were grateful to learn?". Join us LIVE! We record these episodes on the go every Tuesday on Clubhouse at 5 PM EST. Join our exploration of gratitude on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter.