Podcasts about janteloven

In this week's episode, we take a deep dive into Grisch, the fascinating niche style gaining traction among Sweden's affluent youth. Drawing on our listeners' firsthand accounts and a century of Scandinavian cultural history, we dissect its surprisingly long lineage— from fin-de-siècle dandies and Eurotrash dudebros to gangster rappers and old money influencers—all culminating in a high-stakes world of designer denim, puffer vests, and luxury low-profile sneakers. We ponder how the complex relationship between class, age, nationalism, and masculinity embodied by Grisch might result in its global domination.Special thanks to Charles, Elsa, Justine, Iman, Matilda, Ebba, and Jesper for their insights! Links:Image boardSelected TikToks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7Chris Heyn Jr. on TikTokeric_roth2 on TikTokMarcus Rolf on TikTokYour Ultimate Guide to Scandinavian Fashion by The Daily ScandinavianAbout Us – Garde GrischDe Vet Du – Sture P (Music Video) Peder Fogstrand aka Greven"The Law of Jante" (on Janteloven) by Michael Booth for The Paris ReviewThe Murder of Einar (Swedish rap legend) – YouTubeAzealia Banks announces her move to Stockholm in Swedish radio interviewYung Lean @subwaytakes InterviewConsumers that are middle and upper class in Nordic countries 2024 – Statista This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nymphetalumni.com/subscribe

In this week's episode, we take a deep dive into Grisch, the fascinating niche style gaining traction among Sweden's affluent youth. Drawing on our listeners' firsthand accounts and a century of Scandinavian cultural history, we dissect its surprisingly long lineage— from fin-de-siècle dandies and Eurotrash dudebros to gangster rappers and old money influencers—all culminating in a high-stakes world of designer denim, puffer vests, and luxury low-profile sneakers. We ponder how the complex relationship between class, age, nationalism, and masculinity embodied by Grisch might result in its global domination. Special thanks to Charles, Elsa, Justine, Iman, Matilda, Ebba, and Jesper for their insights!  Links: Image boardSelected TikToks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7Chris Heyn Jr. on TikTokeric_roth2 on TikTokMarcus Rolf on TikTokYour Ultimate Guide to Scandinavian Fashion by The Daily ScandinavianAbout Us – Garde GrischDe Vet Du – Sture P (Music Video) Peder Fogstrand aka Greven "The Law of Jante" (on Janteloven) by Michael Booth for The Paris ReviewThe Murder of Einar (Swedish rap legend) – YouTubeAzealia Banks announces her move to Stockholm in Swedish radio interviewYung Lean @subwaytakes InterviewConsumers that are middle and upper class in Nordic countries 2024 – Statista

Really, fuck janteloven and any other norm telling us that its not ok to like ourselves.  The only person who needs to like us, is us.  It's the most important relationship we have and at the core of any other relationship.  When we do not like parts of ourselves we will also push away people who does like these parts. Partners who like sides of ourselves we are ashamed of showing the world.  What we don't like about ourselves will stand in the way of our happiness.  So, please!  Dare to like yourself, even though others might not agree.  Even though others don't find you beautiful, smart, funny, you can still.   This is Magefølelsen Podcast, The Gutfeeling in English.  I am Therese Fallentin.  I am a previous People Pleaser, with a master of management science who has taken a deep journey into my right brain after becoming a grown up stuck in left brain control, fear and rigid plans. Now I am finding my way back into balance between mindfulness, flow, creativity, play, trust, hope, faith and creation, logic and making things happen.  I am a hard core Burner. I live and breathe the burn principles, not just at burns around the globe, but also in regular life.  https://burningman.org/about/10-principles/    Believing that the right and left go hand in hand and complement each other perfectly. When in balance and used with mindfulness and not force.    You find me on Instagram and LinkedIn here: https://www.instagram.com/magefoelelsen.podcast/  https://www.linkedin.com/in/therese-fallentin/    Make yourself a good day, ya all.

Wir sind (zu Recht) gefragt worden, ob wir nicht auch etwas zum dänischen "janteloven" oder schwedisch "jantelagen" sagen wollten. Und da wir gerade zwischen Dänemark und Schweden sind, wollen wir das gerne tun. Das "Gesetz von Jante" ist literarisch entstanden und hat Eingang in eine allgemeine psychologische und soziologische Haltung skandinavischer Länder gefunden. Aber es ist nicht unumstritten. Was denkt ihr darüber? unser Anrufbeantworter: https://www.speakpipe.com/happytogo unser Song Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4EAkSpzdX467SoMRJJ0Wkz?si=z6C1NXiZSVaLQeedmNd3Ug auf AmazonMusic: https://music.amazon.de/albums/B0DFF449XX?do=play&trackAsin=B0DFDHSQQ9&ts=1725043843&ref=dm_sh_IWNo09ucontUqKVeSElFtk3Yw

I episode #112 er det to ting på agendaen: Hvilke bøker jeg har lest gjennom sommeren og key takeaways - se bøker nederst. Intervju med hodejeger, gründer og rådgiver til vekstselskaper i USA og Europa, André Haug Vi snakker om: André sine tidligere år og første møte med USA  Starten på eget selskap og reisen gjennom 20 år før man selger selskapet  Livet som hodejeger og hvordan kapre de beste talentene Forskjellen mellom selskaper som lykkes og ikke lykkes i USA  Janteloven i Norge og hva vi kan lære av amerikanerne risiko og hvordan satse  Dette er episode ⁠⁠#112 med André Haug! Selvbiografier og Memoarer The Happiest Man on Earth av Eddie Jaku Your Table is Ready: Tales of a New York City Maître D' av Michael Cecchi-Azzolina The Boys: A Memoir of Hollywood and Family av Ron og Clint Howard In Order to Live: A North Korean Girl's Journey to Freedom av Yeonmi Park Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty av Anderson Cooper Psykologiske Thrillere The Silent Patient av Alex Michaelides Bøker av Freida McFadden (The Teacher, The Inmate, One by One, The Coworker) Sportshistorie The Formula: How Rogues, Rebels, and Risk-Takers Changed Formula 1 Forever av Joshua Robinson og Jonathan Clegg

23. SANDEMOSE OG HANS BØRN Jeg lægger denne gamle Sandemose montage op med forbehold, den er noget af det tidligste jeg lavede, dens titel: Hans børns barndom og hans egen er moraliserende i sin sort/hvide opfattelse af ham selv og hans verden. Sandemose var på mange måder et tåbeligt menneske, fordrukken, postulerende og heroiserende. Hans alter ego og hovedperson, Esben Arnakkes kamp mod menneskenes dumhed er frygtelig 'woke' som man siger nu om stunder. Jeg tror end ikke, at han gennemskuede sin egen løgnagtighed før ganske sent i livet, hvad jeg gør opmærksom på i mit essay om hans forfatterskab i essaysamlingen I det Fremmede, men han var dertil en stor forfatter, der ikke kun formulerede Janteloven, men også fortællingen om barnets, den 'enes' kamp mod alle de andre og overvindelsen af underklassens sociale handicap. I 'En flygtning…' skabte han en række enestående hæslige (og opløftende) portrætter af diverse personer, der befolkede hans fødeby, Jante, alias Nykøbing Mors, og dansk provins, de er uforglemmelige. Han er også til dato den eneste forfatter, der taler lige imod den socialdemokratiske påstand om, at vi er alle lige, lige gode, lige dumme, lige dygtige. I Jante er der ikke plads til den slags, og Janteloven er den eneste lov, der ikke skal adlydes. God fornøjelse.     

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Det Danske Filminstitut har indgået et samarbejde med filminstitutterne i både Norge og Sverige. Sammen vil de bruge vores fælles filmarv til at bliver klogere på hinanden her i Norden. Og projektet 'Norden på film blev - meget passende - sat i luften i lørdags på det, der kaldes for Nordens Dag. Hvad er det så for fortællinger vi fortæller om hinanden i Norden? De sidste mange måneder har Kulturen haft en perlerække af dygtige tænkere i studiet til at komme med deres reviderede bud Janteloven, der netop er fyldt 90 år. I dagens udsendelse har vi en slags finale - hvor ord og tanker bliver samlet og en ny jantelov formuleres. Værter: Jesper Dein og Chris Pedersen.

A story I've heard over and over again when I talk to internationals working in Denmark is this: They thought they were going to get fired. They'd been working for a year or so at professional-level job in Denmark, often one they'd been recruited for, but they'd never heard any positive comments from their manager. They started to worry. They were doing their best, but maybe it just wasn't good enough. Were they going to lose the job? Were they going to have to go back home, humiliated, and explain the whole thing to their friends and family? Expecting bad news This was what was on their mind when they went into their annual employee review. They were expecting some pretty bad news. Instead, they got a promotion. And a raise. Their manager thought they were doing great. But the Danish approach to employee feedback is generally – “No news is good news”. You have a job, you're doing that job, we'll let you know if there are any problems. Positive feedback is uncommon in Denmark, because Danes themselves are often uncomfortable receiving compliments. The façade of equality Compliments run smack-dab into the Jante Law, which says specifically that “Don't think that you're better than us.” When you give someone a compliment, you lift them above you, if only for a moment, and that disturbs the equality, or at least the façade of equality, which is so important in Denmark. So compliments are not a natural thing in Denmark, either on the job or in your personal life.   Read more at www.howtoliveindenmark.com

Derek and Annie are once again joined by comedian, Conrad Molden, to discuss Janteloven. The three practice ‘Jante Math' (a spin on the online trend of ‘Girl Math') by praising each other's achievements and downplaying them in true Janteloven fashion. Why was it so uncomfortable for them? Discussion about the moment in history that the concept was named helps to unlock some cultural context around these societal rules.The conversation continues around the ways that Janteloven can seep into your life. For foreigners living in Denmark, this is commonly concentrated in school and at work, but is often farther-reaching. Annie shares some Janteloven lessons that her oldest child experienced at school. Derek explains how even picking an apartment when arriving in Denmark was influenced by Janteloven, and Conrad has us cracking up while describing a hypothetical Danish version of MTV Cribs.Watch one of us picking our apartment in Denmark on House Hunters International: https://amzn.to/4bV6cSYFor more clips and tips on living in Denmark and follow us on social media:Follow the pod on Instagram: https://instagram.com/waydidpodDerek Hartman Instagram: https://instagram.com/robetrottingYouTube: https://youtube.com/c/robetrottingTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@robetrottingFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/robetrottingAnnie SamplesInstagram: https://instagram.com/annieineventyrland TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@annieineventyrlandConrad MoldenInstagram: https://instagram.com/conradmoldencomedyYouTube: https://youtube.com/c/conradmoldenTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@conradmolden Facebook: https://facebook.com/conradmoldenÆØÅ Tour Information: https://www.conradmolden.dk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Derek and Annie are joined by comedian, Conrad Molden, to tackle a source of culture clash and confusion for people moving to Denmark - Janteloven. The trio define the unofficial “Laws of Jante” and how the social code came to be so pervasive in Danish culture and Scandinavia at large. Particularly, the ramifications for international residents of Denmark are explained.Is Janteloven good for Denmark? Does it adversely impact foreigners living in Denmark? What are the pros and cons of this social code of conduct? This episode will give you a deeper understanding of the concept and its place in Danish society. Through these discussions, you'll have a better understanding of how Danish culture is shaped by Janteloven, a satirical outtake from a fiction book. For more clips and tips on living in Denmark and follow us on social media:Follow the pod on Instagram: https://instagram.com/waydidpodDerek Hartman Instagram: https://instagram.com/robetrottingYouTube: https://youtube.com/c/robetrottingTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@robetrottingFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/robetrottingAnnie SamplesInstagram: https://instagram.com/annieineventyrland TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@annieineventyrlandConrad MoldenInstagram: https://instagram.com/conradmoldencomedyYouTube: https://youtube.com/c/conradmoldenTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@conradmolden Facebook: https://facebook.com/conradmoldenÆØÅ Tour Information: https://www.conradmolden.dk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Der er ingen tvivl om, at København og Aarhus får langt størstedelen af kulturens støttekroner, og det er et par sønderjyske teater-ledere godt trætte af. Vi taler med dem - og får også besøg af en sprogforsker, der kan fortælle, hvordan vi bruger dialekter til at rubricere folk. Og så er vi i gang med en storvask af Janteloven. Hvad er vigtigt at få med i en Jantelov, der skal spejle det moderne samfund? Malene Wind giver sine bud i dag. Værter: Karen Secher og Chris Pedersen.

Nordic society seems to be governed by a set of unspoken rules on how to behave around others. These rules or "laws" were first articulated by the Danish author, Aksel Sandemose in a novel that described life in a fictional town called Jante, ruled by a set of ten laws.  The laws dictated that no one was to be boastful, to think they are more special than anyone else, not to imagine themselves as better than anyone else.  They were known as Janteloven, or the Laws of Jante. Sound familiar? Have any relatives that strictly mind their own business, don't gossip, and don't bother anyone else while  passing on the street?  If Nordic people all behave this way (and they don't), how does that affect society innovation and initiative, especially in business? One person who has thought about Nordic society is Fiona McKinna, an immigrant from England who produces the podcast and blog, Living a Nordic Life.  Join us as we talk about the ramifications of Janteloven, delve into Nordic sociology, and about the way people behave in Nordic countries today. Special thanks to her for sharing her perspectives. LINKS A nice summary of Jante's Laws, including a list of all 10.  From the Scandinavian Standard, Feb. 2023. Fiona McKinna's Living a Nordic Life website contains a plethora of delights, from the podcast to recipes, blog, ecourses, with associated Facebook group (for which you need to sign up). Paul Anderson, a Lutheran pastor ("Lutheran Renewal"), wrote an essay called Breaking the Stronghold of Jante that I found interesting.  I'm not explicitly supporting nor disagreeing with his ideas, but I found his perspecitve from "inside" the Lutheran church interesting. The Knitting Cruise from Kragerø among the islands of the SE Norwegian Coast (Telemark), mentioned by Fiona. They advertise that you can "enjoy the view of the beautiful archipelago, knit and have a good time". M. Michael Brady wrote a short article, Rules that Restrain, in the November 2018 issue of the Norwegian American. If you are blocked from viewing the article, you may be encouraged to subscribe to the paper (both paper and digital versions) at very reasonable prices, in my opinion: $70/year for the print + digital subscription, or $30/year for digital/online only.  The Norwegian American has articles about all of the Nordic countries (not just Norway) as well as Scandinavians abroad. Full disclosure: I am a contributing author for the Norwegian American. If you're so inclined, a translation of Sandemose's A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks (Internet Archive, open source) can be read online. I've heard it described as bitter and unhappy.  Oddly, there's a Forward ("A Note") by Sigrid Undset at the beginning which is rather sobering about how far reaching Jante's Laws are. She is an author I respect (e.g. Kristin Lavransdatter), and she was very keen on observing how society works.   A plaque of Aksel Sandemose and his 10 Janteloven (above), based on his book A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks (En flyktning krysser sitt spor), 1933. The plaque is displayed in the Danish town of Nykøbing Mors where Sandemose grew up, upon which he modeled his fictional town of Jante. Rather ominous to have these ten laws posted right there in the the town....unless of course everyone agrees with them!   A couple of English expressions. In this podcast, Fiona uses a couple of expressions that I think are more common in the UK than in the USA, so I thought I'd explain them.  1) Fiona says "they looked at me as if I were a nutter". This isn't that far from Amercian English expressions like a nutcase or completely nuts.  My British dictionary says nutter means someone who is silly, strange, or crazy; synonyms include whacko, flake, oddball, or lunatic.  An excellent word! 2) Fiona mentioned "living an A-four life", suggesting this was a fairly bland and uneventful type of life.  I learned she was referring to "A4", a standard, paper size (210 x 297 mm) used in almost every printer and copy machine outside of Canada and the USA. In the USA, the sheets of paper are usually slightly larger at  8.5 x 11 inches (215.9 mm x 279.4 mm), called US letter size. So an A4 life is one neither extravagant nor lackluster, but regular and common. Perhaps meets the definition of lagom, neither too big nor too small?  Is this a new expression for you? It sure was for me.

Når man siger smilets by, så tænker de fleste danskere nok på Aarhus. Så vidt vi ved blev betegnelsen første gang brugt om Aarhus tilbage i 1938, men nu er sloganet mere aktuelt end aarhusianerne selv vidste. En ny måling understreger, at smilets by faktisk er en meget præcis beskrivelse af nutidens Aarhus. I hvert fald har det britiske institut 'Quality of Life' kåret Aarhus som verdens lykkeligste by. Vi tager et kritisk blik på lykkestudier med Christian Bjørnskov, lykkeforsker ved Aarhus Universitet. Med Aksel Sandemoses 90 år gamle roman "En flygtning krydser sit spor" fik vi en ny lov - Janteloven. Loven har levet et omdiskuteret liv i Danmark og måske er det tid til en opdateret udgave? Kulturen har bedt en række kulturpersonligheder om at komme med deres bud på en ny jantelov. I dag får vi Ditlev Tamms bud. Værter: Chris Pedersen og Jesper Dein.

Find a job as an international in Denmark is hard. But fear not – Kate has uncovered the secret sauce for success. Tune in to discover: Kate's captivating journey to Denmark for love. The inspiration behind Kate's entrepreneurial leap sparked by a conversation at language school. Proven short and long-term strategies, along with active tips, for securing your dream job in Denmark. In these tips, you'll find answers to: Why you need to remember the Janteloven way of applying in the Danish cultural context Why to add a summary and personal profile on your CV and why they differ from each other  Why it's important to contact companies for the job ad and how to ask the right questions  Why your network is your social capital during the job search and how to gain and maintain your network  Why you can't survive the Danish job market without LinkedIn and why you need to start posting  Why you need to start inviting people to coffee meetings and the importance of paying for the coffee   Psssst. Watch out, there is another special guest on this show as well. Connect with Kate on: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/careerconsultant4internationals/IG: @careerdenmark Do you have any questions, tips for improvement, or you're seeking more inspiration for moving abroad? Then follow me on: IG & TikTok: @chrigerdes and YouTube: Beyond-an-ordinary-life If you like this podcast, then please hit the subscribe button and give me a rating or review. This helps more than you know to get this podcast out to like-minded people who want to learn how to move abroad, too! I appreciate your help a lot!

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Vi har hatt TV-premiere på "Flipp med Emilie"! Vi snakker om premiere, responsen samt ukas tema: janteloven. Er det virkelig slik at janteloven enda lever i beste velgående eller er det kun en myte. Vi deler egne erfaringer og snakker om å gjøre valg som er litt utenfor boksen. 

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Harald Tronsli begynte med TikTok for moro skyld og oppdaget etter hvert at det å spøke med hvordan mannehjernen fungerte slo veldig an. Han utvidet etter hvert til å lage humor av forskjellene mellom generasjoner og kjønn og har nå godt over 900 tusen følgere på TikTok fra hele verden.I denne episoden får vi høre hans erfaringer omkring det å ha en humor-kanal på TikTok og hvor grensene går med tanke på hva det er akseptert å spøke med i dagens politiske klima. Han ble for eksempel sensurert for å spøke med at boomers mener det bare er to kjønn. Vi mimrer tilbake til tiden før sosiale medier og reflekterer omkring hvilke utfordringer den oppvoksende generasjonen under oss nå opplever som vi i millenniumsgenerasjonen slapp unna, forskjeller mellom oss og våre foreldre, i tillegg til å snakke om kjønnsforskjeller og woke.Se episoden på Youtube: https://youtu.be/Yb-YUoPlXi8► KAPITLER00:00:00 Starten på TikTok-karrieren00:08:00 Generasjonsforskjeller00:10:37 Snowflakes00:11:11 Vanlige følelser blir diagnoser00:13:14 Sosial omgang er vanskeligere for ungdom i dag00:18:23 Oppveksten i Gjerdrum på 90/00-tallet00:21:09 Gjør enkle tiltak først som Jordan Peterson sier00:23:06 Skiskyting, fotball og håndball00:25:11 Sensurert for å spøke med at det er to kjønn00:28:11 Baris Breivik00:30:45 Kjønnsforskjeller og kommunikasjon i parforhold00:37:30 Originalitet00:38:40 Blir kjent igjen00:39:16 Nordmenn er mer uredde i fylla00:40:54 Janteloven og norsk kultur00:43:05 Hvordan kanalen vokser00:47:54 Vanskelig å vite hva som slår an00:48:33 Mistet pasient til selvmord00:51:04 Algoritmer00:55:00 Menn er mer direkte00:58:32 Om å endre vaner01:05:28 Mannfolk er dårlig til å ta hint01:08:16 Takk for donasjoner01:09:05 Koffeinskjokk01:10:15 Lektor i idrettsfag01:11:03 Woke-kultur01:14:31 Å vokse opp uten smarttelefoner og SoMe01:17:20 Sensur av Roald Dahl01:18:07 Endre klassikeren Snehvit01:22:11 Om å vokse opp et lite sted uten SoMe01:33:09 SoMe detox challenge01:39:29 Avslutning► STØTT SNAKK MED SILJEJeg setter enormt stor pris på alle som ønsker å støtte podcasten. Det gjør at jeg kan holde podcasten åpen og tilgjengelig for alle.For å gi donasjoner kan du søke opp “Snakk med Silje” i Vipps eller bruke vippsnummer: 806513► REFERANSER:TikTok-kontoen: https://www.tiktok.com/@haraldtronsli?_t=8gPzh44UclM&_r=1Hero: https://spotify.link/kWP4LDD0NDbRasistisk benk: https://khrono.no/rasistisk-benk-skal-sta/517609Ny filmatisering av Snøhvit: https://www.tv2.no/underholdning/den-nye-snohvit-filmen-setter-fyr-pa-internett/15898103/Sensitivitetslesing av Roald Dahl: https://subjekt.no/2023/03/20/sensitivitetslesere-gjor-barna-en-bjornetjeneste/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit psykologsilje.substack.com

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Wow, I dag var det tungt! Med fem episode utkast, den ene på 35 min bak seg fordi ingen ting var bra nok og ingenting funket så fikk jeg endelig tak i noe jeg ville snakke om. Nemlig at det å tro på seg selv er egenskap som er utrolig viktig å utvikle og for å kunne utvikle tillit til deg selv så må du begynne å se det du kan. Vi bruker ofte tid på å fortelle oss selv hva vi ikke får til, men hva skjer hvis du begynner å minne deg selv på egenskapene dine. De tingene du faktisk er god på og evnene dine? Hva vil skje da? Hvem er du og hva ville du ha gjort hvis du fikk et fripass fra Janteloven og du kunne være fult og helt hele deg? Dette og mye mer er noe av det jeg snakker om i dagens episode av Becoming. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What you'll learn in this episode: Why Charon cares more about quality of content than whether something is defined as art, jewelry or craft Why social pressures can make it difficult for people, especially men, to wear art jewelry, and how education can change that Why so many people choose to spend money on traditional jewelry, even if they are intrigued by an art jewelry piece Why Charon believes every artist has a uniqueness that can be developed How the relationship between artist and gallery is changing About Charon Kransen Charon Kransen established Charon Kransen Arts in New York City in 1993, in order to promote exciting jewelry from around the world in North America. The work is presented annually at various American art fairs, such as SOFA New York, SOFA Chicago, SOFA Santa Fe and Art Palm Beach and the Int. Art and Design Fair in New York and at select galleries specializing in contemporary crafts and design. As a private dealer, Charon Kransen Arts welcomes individuals, collectors and museums to the Upper West Side of Manhattan. The collection consists of jewelry, hollowware and accessories by both renowned and emerging artists, whose work may be found in museum and private collections around the world. The focus is on the artists' personal vision and on an innovative approach, characterized by the use of a wide spectrum of materials from paper to precious. The educational branch of Charon Kransen Arts includes lectures and seminars throughout the USA, Europe, Australia and South America and the distribution of books and exhibition catalogs on all aspects of jewelry, metal and design Additional Resources: Website: www.charonkransenarts.com Photos Available on TheJeweleryJourney.com Transcript: It takes a certain type of person to appreciate art jewelry, and it's even rarer for someone to wear it unabashedly. Charon Kransen proudly considers himself the latter. As the founder of Charon Kransen Arts, he is a gallerist and educator who hopes that more people embrace and express their differences through jewelry. He joined the Jewelry Journey Podcast to talk about the challenges that galleries are facing today; why people wrongly assume that traditional jewelry is a better investment; and how education can help people find the confidence to wear art jewelry. Read the episode transcript here. Sharon: Hello, everyone. Welcome to The Jewelry Journey Podcast. This is the first part of a two-part episode. Please make sure you subscribe so you can hear part two as soon as it's released later this week. My guest today is Charon Kransen. Even if you think you don't know him, you've probably already bumped into him. He was familiar to me years before I met him. I asked a lot of people, “Do you know Charon?” and they would show me what they had bought from him. He's truly a man of the art jewelry world. He studied in several countries and speaks several languages, and he teaches and lectures about art jewelry globally. There are few book fairs where he is not present with his books and jewelry. He talks to those making art jewelry everywhere. If you're on his mailing list, he keeps well-apprised of the new things coming out. He was one of the first guests we had on the podcast. We called that episode “Having the Confidence to Create and Wear Contemporary Jewelry.” I read that title and thought, “That says a lot.” I'm looking forward to hearing about the ups and downs of the intervening years. I know some of them have been very, very hard and some of them have been O.K. Charon, thank you for coming back for round two of the podcast. Charon: Glad to be here. Sharon: First, is there a difference between art jewelry and contemporary jewelry in your mind? Charon: I've always tried to avoid the term art jewelry. It's a very strange term. When you talk about contemporary jewelry, the definitions that people understand are so varied. People call modern jewelry contemporary jewelry or studio jewelry. As a matter of fact, I'm not really interested in what to call it. It feels like a very contrived term. Two weeks ago or so, I was invited to the preview and award ceremony of the Loewe Craft Competition, which showed the work of 30 finalists. Three of the artists I represent were included in that show. Anyway, the big winner was Eriko Inazaki from Japan. She was Japanese, totally overwhelmed when that was announced, and with the help of a translator, she had to improvise and say something. You can Google the winner. It is just an incredible piece. It's a porcelain object. But the way she talked about it was, “I don't really care how you call it, whether it's art or whether it's craft,” and I totally related to it. For many years, when people asked me those kinds of questions, like, “What is it, craft or art?” I don't think that way. All I can say is all these people have graduated from an art academy somewhere in the world. They're trained as artists, and the best way to describe how art jewelry is different from commercial jewelry, estate jewelry, fashion jewelry, you name it, is these are artists who have chosen the medium of jewelry to express what any artist wants to express in his or her medium. So, when I think about the word “art jewelry,” it is about something. It is content based. There is a story to it. I'm not talking about a literal story, but it has something to do with—I'm using my own invented words or description when I talk about art jewelry. There is something about the quality of content and learning to see that. In the 54 years I've been in this field, I've obviously seen a lot of jewelry. There is room for every option in the jewelry field, but the more I see—and there's a lot that I see—I'm just not interested. What I'm more and more interested in is, “I don't know what I'm looking at, but there is a quality of content.” It's mysterious. It's not literal, and it brings up a lot of questions. It's not about elegance, necessarily; it's not about beauty; it's maybe about a different definition of beauty, but it's very content based. You know what I'm saying? You walk past things that are beautifully made, but what is it about, and what do I get to receive from the artist's mind? Sharon: Would you say that is what attracts you to art jewelry? You're saying, “What do I see? What do I understand from the piece? I don't know what the piece is.” Charon: I would say that is what touches me. Of course, one can be touched in many different ways. When you go to the Hermitage in St. Petersburg and go to the treasure room, you see the most incredible jewelry and objects made with craftsmanship that is just amazing. I can appreciate it for that reason, but does it touch me personally? No, not really. At this point of life, all that matters to me is that I want to be engaged with it; I want it to bring up questions. That's where I am right now. Sharon: That's interesting. As you were talking, I thought that while contemporary jewelry is fashion, it's commercial, it's not the kind of thing that would attract you, I would guess. I think all of that is pretty or I might want it, but I do have questions. What does it mean, what did the artist want to say, that sort of thing. Charon: Right. What does it do to me? What does it trigger in me, and which part of whoever I am does it resonate with? I want that connection. Sharon: Do you think that's how you grow the field? By educating people, the makers and the buyers, that there is a connection? Charon: After I graduated in 1975 in Germany, I went back to Holland. This was a time where things were just starting to happen in terms of a different kind of jewelry we didn't have a name for. I'm talking about the environment. There were no galleries; there were no museums that collected jewelry; there were hardly any publications. There was nothing, really. So, you can then say, “Well, if we want to make a living at some point, we need to educate the public. We can't just put it out and say, ‘O.K., you people have to understand it and appreciate it and put money towards it.' No, this is all about education.” I'm probably more of an educator than anything else because the things I do constantly require education, because we're talking about work that is more or less foreign to most people. Most people want and wear what already exists, right? Sharon: Right. Charon: That is their comfort level; that's their comfort zone. Who am I to say that's wrong? No, it's not wrong. But in order to find the connection to this different kind of work, let's call it, it requires education and, I would almost say, emotional and psychological education. Am I going to wear something so people will look at me like, “Where are you from? What planet are you from?” because they have no reference whatsoever? Am I able to withstand that? Am I able to ignore that and say, “Hey, this is what I want to wear”? It involves a lot of things that certainly have an emotional and psychological component. Do I have enough courage? Do I need to be seen? No, I don't need to be seen, but this expresses something in a nonverbal way about who I am, and thank God there is this. Do you know what I mean? Sharon: Yes. Charon: It's essential. It still is in many ways because we're a relatively small field compared to the global, bigger jewelry fields. That's just the reality of this separate option in the bigger jewelry field. It's complicated. It's challenging. I've always known that. This is not going to be a big market. If you compare it with the market for estate jewelry, for high-end jewelry, for commercial jewelry, it's tiny. Sharon: Why did you choose it? The things I've seen you wear are different. Is it because they are expressing who you are? I've mainly seen you wear brooches at fairs and things. Charon: It expresses who I am. It expresses my mood, and that can change from one day to the other, obviously. It can feel like protection. That's how I wear jewelry. Of course, sitting here, I'm not wearing jewelry. I'm not always wearing jewelry by any means, but yes, it does speak a language I use because I want the world to know this part of me. Sharon: Do people come up to you—women especially—and say, “Gee, I wish my husband had the courage to wear a brooch or something besides cufflinks. Do you think my husband could do that?” Charon: That's an interesting question. It's not just women who talk about their husbands. It's also women who say, “You can wear it because—” fill in the blank. “You're tall. You have a long neck. You have the right personality,” etc. It's always something in comparison. When I hear something like this, I always think this is just a way to say, “I'm not really interested.” Fine, but to always put it on the other, like, “You can do it. You can wear it. You can get away with it. You, you, you, not me.” Well, why not me? Why not? And that, of course, brings up a lot of questions. I don't have issues wearing jewelry; I don't care what people say, but we live in a pretty traditional society. I have certain couple clients where the husband has slowly ventured out to wearing small lapel pins, and he's becoming a little more courageous under the constant education of the wife. But let's face it: most men do not wear it. They're afraid of color. They won't wear anything that draws attention, because God forbid what that would do. That would open up a discussion that a lot of people just don't want to have. Sharon: What do you think the difference is? Karen Rotenberg from Gallery Loupe talks about how women come in and say, “Oh, I could never wear that,” and then they leave wearing something that's contemporary or really out there or something they thought they couldn't wear. Why does that happen? Charon: In the past few months, I've had some rotator cuff problems. I'm going to PT two to three times a week, and there are two physical therapists, both men, and me being me, I comment on the fact that the colors they are wearing are so boring. It's almost as if I'm back in the 50s in Holland, in a Calvinist country where we wouldn't see colors. It was gray, beige, dark blue, black, basically. My apartment is full of color. I wear a lot of color. So, we talk about it sort of jokingly, and it's like, “Oh no, you can't do that. That is not very manly to wear color.” I've been going there now for a few months. Last week—and I kind of tease them also—one of them said, “You know what? I bought four very colored T-shirts.” That is education, but in a light way. I think there are all kinds of traditional attitudes attached to it. God knows what they are. “Men don't wear color.” Well, look in nature. I lived for a year in Lapland. If you see how the men dress in Lapland, their whole chest is full of jewelry. There are so many different cultures where men wear jewelry. Look in nature. So, what have we done to the man? Sharon: That's a good point. Most physical therapists who are male wear dark colors, whereas the women might wear peach scrubs or something like that. Charon: Why is that? Is it that you're afraid to show who you are? What is that all about? Sharon: That's a good question. People think that's male. Charon: Right. Adornment belongs to women, or whatever is in your mind. I think all these people miss out on a lot of pleasure, a lot of leaving your comfort zone. Yeah, it might be a little scary, but in the end, it's great, especially when you hear comments from people. A lot of it is fear-based, I think. What will other people think? Sharon: You must get a lot of comments on a piece of jewelry, a brooch or something. It opens the door. Charon: It does. At the opening of the Loewe preview, I wore a big brooch and saw people looking. There were very few people who actually commented on it. I think it was just too awkward for most people. Can you believe it in the New York crowd? I think it brings up a certain confusion. They see a man wearing something very colorful, a brooch or whatever. Maybe that's the confusion. They don't know how to approach it. They don't know how to respond to it, instead of saying, “Wow, that looks great. I don't know what I'm looking at, but it looks great, and it has great energy.” You know what I mean? Sharon: Yes. Like you said in the title of the last time you were on, you have to have confidence to create it and to wear this kind of jewelry. You have to be confident in yourself. There must be a piece of yourself that's confident about it. Charon: It doesn't just apply to jewelry. It applies to anything in life. How do you want to be in life? Who do you want to be? How do you want to dress? How do you want to develop friendships? It's anything. There's a lot of talk about how we can develop younger collectors. I'm generalizing of course, but the problem with younger collectors is that they haven't really grown into their own. There are a lot of things that will guide them towards Cartier or Tiffany because that's recognizable, and that tells the viewer, “I belong to a certain status; I wear Tiffany or I drive a Mercedes.” I think it comes with age that at a certain point, you look back and say, “Now, who's going to determine what I do, what I say, what I wear, what I eat? Is there somebody like me who says, ‘It makes me feel a certain way, and that is why I'm doing it this way. That's why I'm wearing it'?” There are so many phases in life where you're preoccupied with all these questions. You look at adolescents and teenagers, and thank God I'm not in that phase anymore, because it's so much about blending in and being like the group. You're talking to somebody who has, in many ways, always has been an outsider, so maybe you need to embrace that in yourself, whatever way you are different than other people. Sharon: That's interesting. I've never heard anybody talk about the issues of having collectors be younger or nurturing them. I've never heard anybody explain it that way, in that you have to grow into it in a sense. Charon: Right, it's being different or an outsider. Maybe this is way too philosophical, but I think we spend a lot of time coming to terms with that and viewing it as, “What's wrong with me?” versus saying, “I embrace the difference in me. I embrace it. I don't judge it. It's not a negative thing. On the contrary, it's inspiring, and this is how I want to live.” I think time and experience help you get to that point, and then you can start living your life and wear whatever you want. In Western Europe, we call it Calvinism. In Scandinavia, you call it Janteloven, but it all comes down to, “Don't think you're anybody special. Try to blend in as much as possible. Don't draw attention to yourself.” Well, if you want to live that way, be my guest. Sharon: That's not my image of New York, blending in, but I suppose. We will have photos posted on the website. Please head to The JewelryJourney.com to check them out.

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I started dreaming about living abroad when I was around 12 years old, figuring that I would achieve that by attending a university that had a junior-year abroad program. This dream was realized as I became an exchange student at the University of Bergen in Norway, where I had the opportunity to learn another language through an immersive summer program that involved living on a small farm at the heart of the country, near the cabin of one of our teachers. But it wasn't just a new language that I learned from that experience—it taught me something fundamental about Norwegian culture and social ethos that made me more self-aware, self-observant, and tuned into the country I'd live in for the next year and a half. In this episode, I discuss Janteloven and what I learned about the social culture of Norway. I describe how I dreamed about living overseas as a kid and what attracted me to Norway. I differentiate Norwegian and American culture and discuss the social codes prevalent in Scandinavian cultures. I also highlight the importance of getting yourself out of your own bubble and underscore what I love most about traveling. “We all live in bubbles of one sort or another, usually without being aware of them. You have to get out of them to get to know and understand new people, places, and cultures.” - Kathy Sullivan This week on Kathy Sullivan Explores: ●     Reading Snow Treasure and other things that inspired me to live in Norway●     My experience joining the University of Bergen's immersive summer program in Oslo●     A stark difference between the American and Norwegian cultures●     The frontier mentality and America's individualist culture●     The Janteloven and how Norwegians preserve social harmony and stability●     The Lagom and the value of ensuring everyone's basic needs are met Resources Mentioned: ●     Book: Snow Treasure by Marie McSwigan Our Favorite Quotes: ●     “What I love most about traveling is exactly that—trying to merge as much as I can into the new place, to feel what it's like and understand where people are coming from. It's like putting on a costume and inhabiting a new character.” - Kathy Sullivan●     “The Janteloven is decidedly not about knocking down the tall poppy, but boils down to the simple point that if we are to live together in harmony, we need to consider each other's feelings.” - Kathy Sullivan Spaceship Not Required I'm Kathy Sullivan, the only person to have walked in space and gone to the deepest point in the ocean. I'm an explorer, and that doesn't always have to involve going to some remote or exotic place. It simply requires a commitment to put curiosity into action. In this podcast, you can explore, reflecting on lessons learned from life so far and from my brilliant and ever-inquisitive guests. We explore together in this very moment from right where you are--spaceship not required. Welcome to Kathy Sullivan Explores. Visit my website at kathysullivanexplores.com to sign up for seven astronaut tips to improving your life on earth and be the first to discover future episodes and learn about more exciting adventures ahead! Don't forget to leave a rating and review wherever you get your podcasts! Spotify I Stitcher I Apple Podcasts I iHeart Radio I TuneIn I Google I Amazon Music.

Hvor stor plass har egentlig janteloven i det norske samfunnet? Vi tar frem egne erfaringen, frustrasjon, forvirring og selvfølgelig litt statistikk, og tar en titt på janteloven og nordmenn flest.

I dette afsnit taler jeg og Emil Grinder-Hansen med Andrrew Mogensen. Andrrew er grundlægger af Body-SDS, et kropsterapeutisk system der arbejder med hele krop-psyken og dens udvikling. Vi taler om Body-SDS, om kroppens intelligens og så bliver temaet "fuck janteloven" også berørt en del. Body-SDS: https://body-sds.dk/ Alexander og Emil Dagsretræte Øst møder Vest: https://fb.me/e/2GLrByXYH Alexandergrigat@denforbudteskole.dk --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/denforbudteskole/message

Værdi er vigtigt - men hvorfor bruger sælgere det ikke nok? I denne episode kan du (mere) om det at kommunikere værdi. Jeg har været inde på det tidligere - men det kan ikke siges nok: For lidt værdikommunikation skader dit salg. Derfor gennemgår jeg en række, enkle, logiske men alligevel ofte oversete emner om det at tale værdi. Du kan bla. høre om: Hvorfor den skandinaviske kommunikationsform begrænser vort salg Hvorfor Statoil havde blå spande påtrykt "ren rude" på deres tankstationer Hvad en god Value Proposition består af - og hvordan du bruger den i praksis Hvordan du kommunikere værdi mere effektivt med min fire-delte værdi-formel Hvordan mere fokus på værdi reducerer kundens ønske om rabat Hvorfor mere værdisnak gør, at kunderne ikke spørger så meget til prisen Hvordan du implementerer en enkel metode til at kommunikere mere værdi før, under og efter salget Helt kort fortalt, så oplever jeg, at alt for mange sælgere i alle brancher, har alt for lidt fokus på at vise hvilken værdi de tilfører. Jeg oplever at det er kulturbestemt - men også styret af manglende viden og planlægning. Det håber jeg, at dages episode vil hjælpe dig ud af, hvis også er en af dem, der er lidt for ydmyg. Tak fordi du lytter med!

Der ligger en klassisk naturlighed i at reflektere lidt over året der er gået ved hvert nytår og samtidig også sætter intentioner for det nye år. Men hvor ofte gør vi det direkte rettet ind mod relationen i parforholdet?  Lyt med og bliv inspireret til hvordan I kan sætte drømme og intentioner for jeres parforhold og jeres videre udvikling. I dette afsnit deler vi vores egne reflektioner over det der fyldte og det vi har lært om  parforholdet i 2022, og hvad vi gerne vil have fokus på i 2023.  Tilmeld dig vores Q&A event d. 8. januar lige her: https://www.subscribepage.com/t1b9l8See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I denne episoden klager Hiwar, utrolig nok, på folk som "snakker foran mikrofonen" og "snakker med åpen munn". Så diskuterer han verdien av å være rar, og hvorfor det er bedre enn å være vanlig. Videre; Hiwar går gjennom alle punktene i janteloven for å vurdere om det er en legitim greie. Det blir også en mini-rant om folk som stjeler vitser, og hvordan Hiwar sikrer vits-eierskap ved å skreddersy vitsene sine.

For deg som trodde at Lene Alexandra bare var et pent ansikt og popstjerne, så må du høre denne episoden! Denne damen har medaljer fra både EM og NM i styrkeløft, hun har vunnet skal vi danse, og er næringslivscoach med stor suksess. Janteloven er død. Men, hva gjør hun med alle pengene fra prosjektene sine? Tune in for å høre mer om dette råskinnet av en dame! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I det her afsnit taler jeg om "janteloven", som er noget vi især har i Danmark, og hvorfor jeg synes det er vigtigt at bryde med den, for at leve sit bedste liv!Følg med på instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sandrawiller/
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Denmark has a new Nobel Prize winner, but Janteloven will be sure to keep them in their place. Meanwhile a Spymaster in a closed door top secret court case... wrote a book about it. In these financially hard times, Marius gives his top tips for petty crimes. Follow The CiC Show on Instragam https://www.instagram.com/the_cic_show/?hl=en

Denmark has a new Nobel Prize winner, but Janteloven will be sure to keep them in their place. Meanwhile a Spymaster in a closed door top secret court case... wrote a book about it. In these financially hard times, Marius gives his top tips for petty crimes.

Denmark has a new Nobel Prize winner, but Janteloven will be sure to keep them in their place. Meanwhile a Spymaster in a closed door top secret court case... wrote a book about it. In these financially hard times, Marius gives his top tips for petty crimes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back with Season 3! In this episode we tackle Janteloven or "The Law of Jante". In 1933, a Danish-Norwegian author called Axel Sandemose wrote a book describing a fictional town in rural Denmark. The people of the town were very set in their ways, and didn't like it when individuals tried to break from the norms, or think that they were in any way special. This fictional (satirical) piece of work has come to define how many in Scandinavia see their lives today: people are sceptical of individual success, and prefer to "be average" rather than aspire to stand out from the crowd. Of course, it's not that simple, but knowing about this undercurrent of conformity can help explain why people in Denmark are seemingly content (or frustrated by!) following the crowd.  We are joined by writer Michael Booth (author of The Almost Nearly Perfect People) and also speak with Søren Ledet, co-founder of Geranium, a Danish restaurant that has been voted as the best restaurant in the world. Michael shares his experiences of getting to grips with Janteloven and even learning to love it (on occasion). In the episode we reference this article he wrote for The Guardian that caused a bit of a storm. Søren discusses how breaking free from Janteloven has allowed Geranium to achieve the next level of culinary greatness, but still without fully discarding the central law of Jante - "You are not better than anyone else". There's much that's discussed on the pros and cons of social conformity, as well as many anecdotes from life in Denmark. We hope you enjoy! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This episode is sponsored by the State of Denmark's "Talent to Denmark" campaign.  Denmark is actively looking to attract international talent to move to the country. If you're interested to learn more about jobs in (one of) the happiest countries in the world, head to www.state-of-denmark.com/wtd ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can also learn more about What The Denmark on our website, Facebook and Instagram @whatthedenmark

Denne episodens gjest i #bransjen er Joakim Tinderholt! Som anerkjent bluesmusiker, vet han ikke så rent lite om det å reise på turné, og det er ikke alltid det går som man hadde sett for seg..! Forruten om interessante og morsomme historier fra veien, har han mange gode refleksjoner om musikkbransjen. Episodens tema er: Janteloven og hvordan den kan påvirke oss musikere og artister. Det har seg også slik at Joakim er med som gjesteartist på en av låtene til Bonnie And The Jets´debutalbum. Denne er nemlig skrevet til nettopp; Janteloven. Unn deg denne gode samtalen som fant sted i Lekerommet Studio! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vi har fornem besøg i studiet af ingen ringer end Rene Dahl Andersen - Tidligere Narkobetjent, FBI uddannet undercover betjent, ja hans Cv er længere end en pakke køkkenrulle! Hør om hvordan og om Rene overhovedet har været "plaget" af Janteloven i hans arbejde, eller om man bliver nød til at ligge den på hylden for at kunne trives? Hvordan er synet på Janteloven, er John eller Jonas måske dem begge, tynget af den og hvad er det nu lige den Jantelov betyder? Hør det hele og mere til i dette afsnit af Alt om intet. Husk at hop ind på Instagram og tryk på følg, giv din mening til kende om det emne vi snakker om. Tak fordi du følger med. Vi lyttes ved, næste onsdag klokkken 10.00

Velkommen til del 2. Vi har fornem besøg i studiet af ingen ringer end Rene Dahl Andersen - Tidligere Narkobetjent, FBI uddannet undercover betjent, ja hans Cv er længere end en pakke køkkenrulle! Hør om hvordan og om Rene overhovedet har været "plaget" af Janteloven i hans arbejde, eller om man bliver nød til at ligge den på hylden for at kunne trives? Hvordan er synet på Janteloven, er John eller Jonas måske dem begge, tynget af den og hvad er det nu lige den Jantelov betyder? Hør det hele og mere til i dette afsnit af Alt om intet. Husk at hop ind på Instagram og tryk på følg, giv din mening til kende om det emne vi snakker om. Tak fordi du følger med. Vi lyttes ved, næste onsdag klokkken 10.00

Janteloven og imposter syndrom! I dag skal vi snakke om blant annet dette og hva som skal til for å tørre å stikke seg frem! Og med meg har jeg en morsom og kunnskapsrik lege ved navn Anders Christoffersen. Det blir dype samtaler og mye latter i dagens episode, jeg tror du kommer til å like denne!Om du har noen spørsmål eller tilbakemeldinger skriv gjerne til meg på instagram.com/dr.annettedragland eller facebook.com/legeromlivet. Ha en kjempe fin uke! Alt godt,Annette Disclaimer: Innholdet i podcasten og på nettsiden er ikke ment å utgjøre eller erstatte profesjonell medisinsk rådgivning, diagnose eller behandling. Søk alltid råd fra legen din eller annet kvalifisert helsepersonell hvis du har spørsmål angående en medisinsk tilstand. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Advokat, forfatter og foredragsholder Unni Turrettini har skrevet bok om hvordan sorg og sinne kan resultere i ekstremisme og i verste fall de grusomme voldshandlingene som Norge opplevde 22. juli 2011. Hun har observert hvordan en stor gruppe mennesker har vært utsatt for mobbing, sensur og maktmisbruk de siste to årene, og oppfordrer innstendig til å bearbeide både sorgen og sinnet etter det man han opplevd. Turrettini forteller om forskning som viser at en følelse varer i 90 sekunder, og at man bør tåle å være fullt til stede når den bobler opp. Dersom man fortrenger følelsen, kan det ramme både egen helse og andre mennesker. Turrettini flyttet fra Norge i ung alder på grunn av Janteloven. Hun kjente at gode prestasjoner ikke ble oppmuntret og at hun var en person som tok for mye plass. Mange år etter at hun forlot Norge, måtte hun begynne å bearbeide den indre tomheten og ensomheten hun hadde dratt med seg fra Jantelovskulturen. KILDER:› Unni Turrettini • unniturrettini.com • The Mystery of the Lone Wolf Killer: Anders Behring Breivik and the Threat of Terror in Plain Sight • Betraying the Nobel: The Secrets and Corruption Behind the Nobel Peace Prize • Unni Turrettini på ark.no • @unniturrettini • wikipedia.org: Unni Turrettini› “Generasjon prestasjon” • Ta vare på egen psyke, oppfordret læreren. Så kom ledelsen og premierte de «beste» elevene. • Kira reagerte da skolen ga penger til de beste elevene: – Jeg syns det var vondt • 19-åringen ble hørt etter skolekritikk: – Jeg er helt målløs • Johannes Evang er en av elevene som fikk premie fra skolen: – Forsterker bare unges problemer› “Verdens beste land” • Statsministerens nyttårstale 2022 • Norge kåret til verdens mest demokratiske land • Hver femte i Norge er ensom ◦ ssb.no: Blir vi stadig mer ensomme? ◦ “Faktasjekk”: Man kan ikke fastslå at ensomhet rammer stadig flere • fhi.no: Selvmord i Norge› Nobels fredspris • Nobel Peace Prize (søk) • Nobels Fredspris for 2021 ◦ “Den Norske Nobelkomite har bestemt at Nobels fredspris 2021 skal gå til Maria Ressa og Dmitrij Muratov for deres innsats for ytringsfrihet, som er en forutsetning for demokrati og varig fred.”› The Joe Rogan Experience • #1747 - Dr. Peter A. McCullough • #1757 - Dr. Robert Malone, MD ◦ Intervjuet på Odysee› COVID-19: vaksinerelaterte nyheter • Skremmende offisielle tall fra Canada – trippelvaksinerte utvikler immunsvikt • Forskning: Lockdown har liten eller ingen positiv helseeffekt› Diverse • Høringsnotat - forlengelse av reglene om koronasertifikat • LiberalisteneOpptaksdato: 2022-02-28Publiseringsdato: 2022-04-08Last ned episoden

Mamma og gründer rollen kan være tøft. Er du alenemamma kan du legge på noen utfordringer. I samtalen med Pia Holst snakker vi om det å være for mye, hvordan vi håndterer personlig vekst med business og det å tørre å være seg selv i prosessen. Vi håper du også blir med på å parkere ordet «Janteloven» for godt etter denne episoden og ikke minst blir god på å heie på deg selv. Du finner Pia her på Instagram (@mammabalanse) og her er websidene hennes:https://www.phprosjekter.no/ --- NEDLASTNINGER ----Chat med meg her: https://m.me/gry.sinding-Følg meg på Instastories her: https://www.instagram.com/stories/grysinding/-Få business resultater med Instagram: https://www.grysinding.no/workshop-Se treningen på onlinekurs her: https://www.grysinding.no/onlinekurs See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hvorfor legger vi ofte et lokk på hvem vi egentlig er?Hva er konsekvensene av å ikke kunne være seg selv helt og fullt?Denne episoden utforsker en av de viktigste ingrediensene i et lykkelig liv, og det er å kjenne på ekte frihet. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I den første episode af MJ Experience podcasten snakker vært, Maria Steen Jespersen, om hvordan janteloven har haft en betydning for hendes målsætning, samt hvordan hun har ændret sit "why" igennem hendes karriere. Maria nævner både situationer fra hendes tid i Danmark, hendes første år på college, sidste års landsholdssejr over Romænien samt hendes oplevelse i La Seu som resulterede i en genovervejning af hendes kærlighed for basket og ultimativt et klubskifte. Podcasten starter med et shout out til to landsholdsprofiler som Maria vurderer bliver spændende at følge i denne sæson, samt giver et indblik i damelandsholdets samling i starten af August og giver en kort gennemgang af hvordan damelandsholdet blev genoprettet i 2018. Hvis I har spørgsmål til podcasten eller Maria, så tøv ikke med at skriv til hende på instagram @mariasteenjespersen! Husk også at subscribe til podcasten så i ikke misser nogle episoder!

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Ați auzit de legea jante sau the law of jante? Astăzi o să vorbesc depre experiența mea legată de mentalitatea de la țară și de la oraș. Voi trece prin mai multe aspecte legate de "capra vecinului". Ce diferențe sunt între România și Norvegia la acest capitol și cum se manifestă ele? Cine este Aksel Sandemose și de ce scandinavii par atât de modești atunci când te întâlnești cu ei pentru prima oară?  Ilustrație: anti-janteloven, scrisă de Erling Førland, tradusă de mine în limba română.   Janteloven (legea jante), scrisă de Aksel Sandemose și cele 10 legi nescrise: 1. Să nu crezi că ești ceva. 2. Să nu crezi că ești la fel de minunat ca noi. 3. Să nu crezi că ești mai deștept decât noi. 4. Să nu îți imaginezi că ești mai bun decât noi. 5. Să nu crezi că știi mai multe decât noi. 6. Să nu crezi că ești ceva mai mult decât noi. 7. Să nu crezi că ești capabil de ceva. 8. Să nu râzi de noi. 9. Să nu crezi că îi pasă cuiva de tine. 10. Să nu crezi că ne poți învăța ceva.   Mă puteți găsi aici: post@cameliaweb.com || www.cameliaweb.com Sinonime și explicații suplimentare aici: https://www.patreon.com/cameliaweb1

Emil Wismann gæster dagens episode, og han og Maj gennemgår anti-janteloven sammen. Han gik i aftes videre fra semifinalen til finalen i X-factor 2020. En af de ting, som dommerne igen og igen roser og anerkender Emil for er, at han er ”helt sig selv”. Det lader til, at Emil er RET god til at skide på janteloven. Derfor gennemgår de sammen anti-janteloven og byder begge ind med anekdoter og reflektioner undervejs. Mere om Maj Wismann: www.websexolog.dk 

Episode 78 of 14 Minutes of SaaS is the third part of a 5-episode mini-series. Stephen Cummins chats with Sean Percival, CMO at Whereby, formerly of 500 Startups and Myspace. "Dave McClure is slight controversial in some cases, but still a really good guy. Dave invested in Wittlebee ... And he said to me ‘I'm going to invest 50K dollars ... I don't think this is gonna work out though. And if it doesn't work out and you need a job, I want you to contact me first, that's all I ask.'"

Vi snakker om:   Havre tar av i LA Kildesortering i USA er sykt forvirrende JantelovenKollektivtransport Planned Parenthood Knekken som alltid skjer på lengre reiser Matbutikk himmelen - våre favoritter Identitetskrise på matbutikken Twerking i downward dog Kose seg vs jobbing - hvordan finne balansen En dag med positivitet! Klarte vi det? Følg oss gjerne videre: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/radicalbroccoli/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/radicalbroccoli Blogg: http://radicalbroccoli.com Boken vår Jordnært er til salgs på Ark, Tanum, Norli, Bokklubben, Adlibris og på nett her: https://bit.ly/2Kaz4wl

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