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Alex Dwek is the Chief Operating Officer at Nas Company, leading operations for Nas.io and Nas Academy. With a background in strategy and operations, Alex held leadership roles at Grab and Uber across Southeast Asia. He is a Chartered Accountant and a graduate of The University of Manchester, currently based in Singapore.In this episode, I sat down with Alex to reflect on some of today's most pressing questions—how do we build authentic community in an increasingly digital world? We dive into how the poison of social media might also hold the cure, unpack the brokenness of the online job market, and question what skills truly matter in times of uncertainty and crisis. Drawing from his experiences in Singapore and East Asia, Alex brings fresh perspectives on leadership, strategy, and the power of values-driven action. Ultimately, this conversation is a deep dive into the complexity of human connection—one grounded in the belief that true community must be substantiated by physical presence, touch, and the simple, irreplaceable experience of being together.

Stanley and Czar talk to Nas Academy alumnus Philshane Lizaso, Elly Mar Tamayor, and Joem Madrazo as they talk about their content creation journeys and how they earn from creating videos while having a day job.Subscribe to Underpaid, join our Discord, and FB Group, and get a Payoneer account.Team Suplado Discord grouphttps://discord.gg/WjhgJSRfANUnderpaid podcast FB grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1330205921240849/Underpaid x Payoneer affiliate linkhttp://tracking.payoneer.com/SH4URFor the video podcast subscribe to TPN's YT channel:www.youtube.com/ThePodNetworkEntertainment Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Erik sits down with Nuseir Yassin, creator and CEO of Nas Company, to discuss the value of followers on social media, how to create viral content, and why people are craving community content. Go to https://creators.riverside.fm/MediaEmpires + use code MEDIAEMPIRES for 20% off individual plans.Nuseir is most known for his viral 1,000 daily, one-minute-long videos online under Nas Daily. Nas Company is a production studio focused on community building and empowering creators to become educators.We're hiring across the board at Turpentine and for Erik's personal team on other projects he's incubating. He's hiring a Chief of Staff, EA, Head of Special Projects, Investment Associate, and more. For a list of JDs, check out: eriktorenberg.com.RECOMMENDED PODCAST:Founding a business is just the tip of the iceberg; the real complexity comes with scaling it. On 1 to 1000, hosts Jack Altman and Erik Torenberg dig deep into the inevitable twists and turns operators encounter along the journey of turning an idea into a business. Hear all about the tactical challenges of scaling from the people that built up the world's leading companies like Stripe, Ramp, and Lattice. Our first episode with Eric Glyman of Ramp is out now: https://link.chtbl.com/1to1000TIMESTAMPS:(01:00) Episode Preview(03:38) The common thread between Nuseir's endeavors(04:50) What is Nas Daily's creative superpower(06:16) Nas Daily's inflection point(07:14) Which platforms give you vitality?(08:06) Monetization(08:50) Followers vs community(12:23) Creator relevancy(13:40) The Evolution of Nas Academy(14:28) Operational to SAS Platform(15:17) Cohort-based services(18:13) Capital sources for creators(20:02) Misaligned incentives for creators(21:05) Mr. Beast as a case study(23:16) How to build a perfect “exit plan”(25:33) The person vs the brand(26:31) Vertical form one-minute long videos(28:27) Shelf-life of content(29:33) Tiers of creators(33:21) How to properly build community(34:36) Podcasts(35:50) Evolution of social spaces(37:48) What should creators and brands build?(39:12) People are craving community contentLINKS:Nas Daily: https://nasdaily.com/Nas.IO: https://nas.io/SOCIALS:Nuseir's Twitter: https://twitter.com/nasdailyErik's Twitter: https://twitter.com/eriktorenberg This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mediaempires.substack.com

#123: Top vlogger and world traveler, Nuseir Yassin joins Chris to discuss the transformative power of travel and how it can help you save money. They share insights on connecting with local communities in new places, the joys and complexities of traveling with a partner, and dig deep into their personal travel goals. They also explore topics like the difference between being kind and nice, underrated countries to visit and the concept of mental poverty. Nuseir Yassin, better known as @NasDaily, has captivated a global audience of 65 million followers with his one-minute daily videos that include diverse stories and experiences from around the world. Nuseir is also the founder of Nas.io and Nas Academy. Link to Full Show Notes: https://allthehacks.com/traveling-nuseir-yassin Partner Deals Green Chef: 50% off + free shipping for healthy and delicious meal kits MasterClass: Learn from the world's best with 15% off Athletic Greens: Free 1 year supply of Vitamin D and 5 free travel packs Facet: $250 enrollment fee waived off your personalized financial plan Gelt: Skip the waitlist on personalized tax guidance to maximize your wealth Resources Mentioned Nuseir Yassin: YouTube | Instagram | Website Nuseir's favorite travel destinations: The Maldives Greenland Easter Island in Chile Nuseir's Break Up Video Full Show Notes (02:43) Nuseir's Mission Statement In Life (06:16) How Travel Changes Perspective (07:14) Being Kind Vs. Being Nice (09:13) Tactics To Be Nice And Upfront (12:25) Nice Getting In The Way Of Authenticity (15:18) Bill Perkins: Die With Zero Experiment (16:18) Aiming to Be Disliked (20:50) Negativity Of Being Authentic / Radically Transparent (22:16) The End Of Nuseir's 6 Year Relationship (26:50) How To Connect With People In New Places (28:31) Traveling With Your Partner (29:43) Engaging With Local Communities & Learning Their Culture When Traveling (31:03) One Thing Nuseir Does In Every New Country (32:11) Countries That Are Underrated (34:36) Chris's Travel Goals (35:32) Chris's Travel Experience In Bora Bora (38:18) Betting on Yourself (43:28) Traveling As A Way To Save Money (46:58) Streamlining Life Decisions By Reducing Maintenance (49:16) Mental Poverty (52:30) Letting Go Of Net Worth Growth (54:15) Nuseir's Dream of Starting An Airline (55:30) The End Goal For Nuseir Connect with All the Hacks All the Hacks: Newsletter | Website | Facebook | Email Chris Hutchins: Twitter | Instagram | Website | LinkedIn Editor's Note: The content on this page is accurate as of the posting date; however, some of our partner offers may have expired. Opinions expressed here are the author's alone, not those of any bank, credit card issuer, hotel, airline, or other entity. This content has not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by any of the entities included within the post.

Follow the @SolfatePod show on Twitter for updates. Thanks for listening frens :)Notes from the showJoe C from Solana Foundation DevRel joins to talk about the Nautilus framework, a new Solana developer framework (written in Rust) he has built in his free time. He describes the idea around this new developer framework that enables Solana developers to spend less time getting up to speed with deeply understanding the Solana development model, and get production ready code out the door.James talks about the bootcamp he has been running as part of NAS Academy. Nick and Joe reveal the pirate theme for the upcoming Solana bootcamp in NYC.Joe shares how he started his programming journey and actually got hired for his first developer job (while he transitioned from running his own landscaping business). Links from the showSolana devs Twitter space called DevTalkthe shank tool that Joe mentioned (made by Metaplex)our previous episode with Noah Prince (from Helium)the Metaplex JavaScript SDK now has compressed NFT supportFind Joe C and the Nautilus framework onlineFollow Joe on twitter - https://twitter.com/realbuffalojoeNautilus framework's GitHub: https://github.com/nautilus-project/nautilusJoe's personal YouTube for Solana developer videos: https://www.youtube.com/@CodingCryptoFollow us aroundNickfollow on twitter: @nickfrostyfollow on github: github.com/nickfrostywebsite: https://nick.afJamesfollow on twitter: @jamesrp13follow on github: github.com/jamesrp13

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Welcome to the very first episode of the NEW Mindvalley Show! I am Vishen Lakhiani, the founder and CEO of Mindvalley. Expect to level up with each episode as I interview some of the most influential and groundbreaking individuals shaping the world for the better.  Today we welcome Nuseir Yassin. Nuseir is a popular social media personality whose channel, NasDaily, focuses on elevating people, countries, and technologies. He explains that even though he and I are friends, we cannot legally visit each other's countries due to the ban on Israelis in Malaysia and Malaysians in Israel. This conversation highlights the importance of elevating people as well as technologies, and the need to promote understanding and tolerance between nations. We also have a lively debate, and share how much time an entrepreneur should work in a week! The minimalist argues for time constraints, while the maximalist defends his non-stop work ethic. Join us for this spirited exchange of ideas as we dissect our own habits and build a deeper understanding of how much work goes into building an empire!   Key Takeaways: [1:10] Using social media to elevate humanity [4:25] Vishen's political obstacles after 911 [10:20] Navigating the world as an Israeli  [13:10]Shifting from sensational news to spreading unity  [16:25] Training storytellers with Nas Academy  [19:25] The difficult journey of an entrepreneur  [23:25] Commiting to a singular mission [25:17] The niceness trap  [28:40] Defining company culture [31:30] Debate: How much should an entrepreneur work? [33:40] The reticular activation system and manifestation [36:10] Defining spirituality in relationship to creativity [39:40] Time constraints and opportunity [42:07] Are you a sniper or a machine gun? [49:50] The rules change at every stage of life [51:25] Work expands to the time allowed for it [52:15] Top 3 lessons from Nusseir   Where to Find Our Guest: Nasdaily.com Youtube Instagram Facebook   Memorable Quotes: “I think people forget how sensitive it is to even say the “I” word, on the internet. YOu can't even say you're from Isreal because to them Israel doesn't exist, and you're like, but this is where I'm from and you're not gonna delete where I'm from, and so it's been a constant battle between Israel versus Palestine as opposed to Israel and Palestine, so really I want to dedicate the rest of my life, like you, to  the “and” as opposed to the “or”.”  [10:32] -Nuseir Yassin “Our brain will help us notice things that we need to notice, so if you are constantly telling yourself, I live an amazing life, I have the most inspiring conversations, you are more likely to notice the inspirations and the conversations that you have. You are more likely to notice people that might inspire you!” [34:05] -Vishen Lakhiani   To stay connected and to learn more about Vishen and Mindvalley, click on the links below:  Website: Mindvalley.com Instagram: @mindvalley Instagram: @vishen Facebook: @mindvalley Subscribe to 'Mindvalley Membership' to discover 65+ transformational Mindvalley programs – at a surprisingly low annual fee here

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A lot of projects are speaking about educational platforms. Some people have dubbed it the new buzz word however, I am excited about it and hope this is something that really becomes a “trend”. Today, we will highlight a few platforms and discuss why more is needed. Platforms Mentioned: NFT365: https://twitter.com/NFT365podcast (https://twitter.com/NFT365podcast) 90s Babes: https://twitter.com/90sbabesnft (https://twitter.com/90sbabesnft) Crypto Tech Women: https://twitter.com/CryptoTechWomen (https://twitter.com/CryptoTechWomen) Bulls & Apes Project: https://twitter.com/BullsApesProj (https://twitter.com/BullsApesProj) Tribe X: https://twitter.com/iam_tribex (https://twitter.com/iam_tribex) In Peak( formerly FemPeak): https://twitter.com/inpeakxyz (https://twitter.com/inpeakxyz) Nas Academy: https://twitter.com/NASAcademy/ (https://twitter.com/NASAcademy/) Newsletter + Free NFTs: https://niftybusinessweek.com/ (https://NiftyBusinessweek.com/) Twitter @TropicVibes: https://twitter.com/TropicVibes (https://twitter.com/TropicVibes) Email: mail[at]niftybusiness.co NFT 101 Episodes: https://niftybusiness.co/episode/web-3-0-explain-so-simple-even-congress-should-understand (#36 - Web 3.0 Explained) https://niftybusiness.co/episode/preview-nfts-explained (#225 - NFTs Explained) https://niftybusiness.co/episode/10-reason-to-buy-nfts-besides-making-money (#30 - 10 Reasons to Buy NFTs) https://niftybusiness.co/episode/nifty-words-nft-verbiage (#7 - NFT Words & Verbiage) https://niftybusiness.co/episode/nifty-words-nft-verbiage-part-ii (#47 - NFT Words & Verbiage Part II) https://niftybusiness.co/episode/nifty-words-nft-verbiage-part-iii (#97 - NFT Words & Verbiage Part III) Need a Ledger Hardware (Cold) Wallet? *Using this referral link supports this show at no extra cost to you: https://shop.ledger.com?r=ad8f02ad7ec3 (https://shop.ledger.com?r=ad8f02ad7ec3) Recommended Reading: The Bitcoin Standard: https://amzn.to/3KS52ZR (https://amzn.to/3KS52ZR) The 10 Best-Ever Anxiety Management Techniques: https://amzn.to/3vTgVud (https://amzn.to/3vTgVud) *Amazon affiliate links

This week, Think Fast delves into some more layoffs as industries struggle to keep afloat, Zomato's stocks and restructuring bits, Nas Academy's latest funding, Kotak Hurun's list of wealthiest women, and Spotify's growing numbers. Further, Varun & Suchita talk about Navigating Marketplaces as a brand and some strategies to do so impactfully, a few updates from Ola as it shifts focus and resources towards it's EV vertical, Instagram taking into consideration user feedback and retracing it's tik-tok-ish layout, and finally a look at India's rising and thriving Coffee brands like Rage, Sleepy Owl, and Blue Tokai. Check out the Navigating Marketplaces story from The Hard Copy Newsletter: Part 1 & Part 2Suchita Recommends a Coffee Brand: VS Mani & Co. while Varun recommends watching 'The Gray Man'.They also unanimously talk about Yashraj Mukhate's latest mix on the Ranveer Singh X NDTV video.The song Varun sang in a competition: Vareva Emi FaceVarun & Suchita also answer a few listener questions on the show. Do share yours on the below-mentioned handles.You can follow Varun Duggirala on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/varunduggi and on Instagram at https://instagram.com/varunduggiYou can follow Suchita Salwan on Twitter at https://twitter.com/suchitasalwan and on Instagram at https://instagram.com/suchitasalwanCheck out video episodes on the Think Fast YouTube Channel.Find the show across audio streaming apps:Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | JioSaavn | Gaana | Amazon MusicDo follow IVM Podcasts on social media.We are @IVMPodcasts on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram.You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the new and improved IVM Podcasts App on Android or iOS.

It's time to meet our 5th #Web3 #NFT guest on STIMY!Mai Akiyoshi is a Silicon Valley engineer from Japan who has had a rather unconventional route littered with what one might conventionally consider to be “failures”.And it all began… with Mai applying for a sales position at a Japanese company. The company decided unilaterally that they would train her up as a software engineer instead and it proved to be really difficult. She was consistently at the bottom of her cohort, but still made it through the training and… got into the most technically demanding department of the company, where she was treated like an alien!Mai then got into a startup by accident - applying for a position she had no prior qualifications in, and even tried to rescind her application! That position eventually led her to the States, where she met Ben Yu (her co-founder & partner) through Nuseir of Nasdaily/Nas Academy and where her Web3 journey began. Now, Mai is the CEO and co-founder of Curious Addys, a Web3 startup building the best educational platform and community for newcomers to Web3 while celebrating ADHD. She is building ember.help, a platform where anyone can ask questions on Web3 and get guaranteed answers from experts. If you're interested in all things Web3/thriving despite all the difficulties that life throws at you, then this is definitely the episode for you.Highlights:2:32 Growing up in Japan4:35 Being diagnosed with ADHD5:55 Being influenced by her grandparents, who founded their own company after World War II7:02 Wanting to go to the US8:27 Applying for a sales position & becoming a software engineer10:02 Japan's shaming culture11:29 Feeling like she'd landed on an alien planet 12:24 Moving to a new startup, Logbar14:18 Moving to the US15:03 How Nuseir of Nas Academy introduced her to Ben Yu & is the “mother” of Curious Addys16:56 Studying at App Academy 19:19 Becoming the senior software engineer at Gusto21:55 How Mai first entered the Web3 space22:51 Why Ethereum is so interesting23:37 Meeting Zeneca & helping him with his smart contract 24:47 Starting a Tamagochi education platform?26:54 Why NFTs are here to stay28:23 NFTs are the best way to bootstrap a community29:32 The vision behind Curious Addys' Trading Club: Education, Cute, NFTs32:07 Why an octopus for a mascot?33:56 The early days of building Curious Addys36:01 Finding her founding team members37:24 Maintaining the right values as the community grows39:28 100% refund policy40:15 Why release only 5,000 in the initial launch40:51 How they promoted Curious Addys' Trading Club42:02 Building partnerships 42:59 The type of products under Curious Addys' Trading Club44:39 What is Ember?47:03 NFT portfolio tracker 50:12 Reading smart contracts52:35 Mai's favourite NFT 53:53 What Mai believes in that most people don't in the crypto space54:15 Biggest mistake Mai has done in the Web3 space55:03 How to spot NFT/crypto scams

When three hugely popular influencers get together in 2021 and talk about their secrets to success, you might guess that the social media platform they would be on is TikTok… ut you'd be wrong!Nas Daily, Sarati Callahan and Caspar Lee talk about their respective journeys to where they are now – ie, with more than a million followers each. They also give tips on how to grow a loyal following, and they reveal the unlikely platforms that can make or break a career as a content creator.Content creator and SaratiBody entrepreneur Sarati Callahan, YouTube star and entrepreneur Caspar Lee, and Nas Academy founder and CEO Nas Daily, were in conversation with Big Technology founder Alex Kantrowitz. They spoke on Centre Stage at Web Summit 2021.Use promo code 'TNS' for 10% off your #CollisionConf ticket now. Support the show

What could you do if you had access to 50 million people? Nuseir Yassin, the creator of Nas Daily and Nas Academy, is the perfect person to answer that question. Today's guest went from Venmo employee to YouTube star incredibly fast. His secret? The ability to assess personality-market fit and determine the likelihood of virality. In this episode, hosts Sahil Bloom (@sahilbloom) and Greg Isenberg (@gregisenberg) explore the future of the creator economy, a cool mental health service for social media personalities, and why the value of creators is only beginning to scratch the surface. -------------------------------------- Want more community? Learn more here: http://trwih.com -------------------------------------- ••• SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS ••• This episode is brought to you by Tegus. Tegus is the fastest way for investors and M&A teams to learn everything they want to know about a company, all from an on-demand digital platform. Tegus is the most extensive source of instantly-available 1:1 conversations between investors and experts, covering companies from the seed stage to the public markets. Just log in for instant access to 25,000+ transcripts. They are offering you a free 2-week trial at tegus.co/room. This episode is also brought to you by OpenPhone. OpenPhone is an all-in-one business phone system that can help your startup look more credible—and it works right from your existing smartphone or computer. Each phone number comes with its own inbox for managing calls, texts, and voicemails together—making it easy to keep track of every conversation. Sign up and start using your new business number in minutes. Visit OpenPhone.co/room to save 20% on your first six months.

In this episode of Advertising is Dead, Varun is joined by Alex Dwek from Nas Academy to talk about creators turning educators. Access to social media and technology has enabled many to take creative initiatives, not necessarily with any formal education. As they embark on the journey and gather experiences on the way, it is a learning for them, and sharing it empowers potential future creators too. Nas Academy is one such platform where creators learn not just the creative side of things but also the necessary things that support it like finance, business, operation, and management. Find Alex on Twitter: @alexdwekCheck out Nas Academy on their website.Talk to Varun Duggirala on Twitter and Instagram: @varunduggiYou can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the new and improved IVM Podcast App on Android: https://ivm.today/androidor iOS: https://ivm.today/ios

Nuseir Yassin, the host of the Nas Daily vlog and the CEO of Nas Academy, joins Scott to discuss the state of play in the creator economy. We hear about Nuseir's path to building an online following of more than 40 million people, his thoughts on the evolving social media ecosystem, and his philosophy on making the most of his time on earth. Follow Nuseir on Instagram @nasdaily Algebra of Happiness: Tip big Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Don't you sometimes wonder how it must feel to be an early investor in all these startups that raise money and get valued at millions or tens of millions of dollars? Like, think about the people who invested early in Grab or Ola or Moka or any of the billion-dollar startups in the region. They must have made a killing on their investment, right? So how did those people manage to get the opportunity to invest in startups and how could we do the same?   These kinds of people who write the first few checks at the earliest stages of a startup are called angel investors and today I'm chatting with one of them, Alex Dwek.   Alex, who's Chief Business Officer of Nas Academy, is someone with a unique viewpoint on the topic because he's not only an angel investor in several startups, he's actually been through the fund-raising process himself at the leadership level of a Nas Academy, a happening new startup based in Singapore.   And in case you love what he has to say and want to learn more, Alex has kindly offered to answer questions via a future blog post so feel free to the link below  to submit questions to him. Alex has kindly offered to answer questions about money and finances from our listeners through the blog posts. So, click the link below to submit questions you may have about Angel Investing.   Questions? Submit them here.   Show notes available here.

Nuseir Yassin quit his software developer job at Venmo to become a full time vlogger and created 1 minute videos everyday for 1000 days on his Facebook page Nas Daily. He's localized his content to over a dozen languages and has since transitioned into his entrepreneurial journey. Most notably, Nuseir has founded Nas Academy - which recently raised $11 million dollars in a Series A round.

Nuseir Yassin aka Nas Daily talks to Lauren and Josh about his start up Nas Academy and what it takes to be come a Creator Entrepreneur. Lauren and Josh debate whether or not Youtube stole their Podcast name.

We go back to the events of August 2021 as we discuss the IPCC Report on Climate Change, the Taliban march to Kabul in Afghanistan, the Whang-Od and Nas Academy controversy, and the multitude of issues that hound the government response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines. With us to unpack these issues is our special guest Dr. Dahlia Simangan, Associate Professor and core member of the Network for Education and Research on Peace and Sustainability, Hiroshima University. She also hosts her own podcast on academia and the Global South, Scholars Unbound. The PODKAS Team will be launching a brand new season very soon! For updates, please visit our website, www.podkas.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podkas/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podkas/support

Here are your news on web: - 'Modern Heroes' enraged: Metro Manila healthcare workers rally for release of allowances, resignation of Duque - NCIP says Whang-Od did not give consent to teach on Nas Academy, Nas Academy reacts - Hurricane Ida pummels Louisiana as Category 3 storm - Miss Universe Philippines 2021 announces winners of virtual competitions - Ernie Gawilan concludes Paralympics campaign; Bejino finishes 14th in Butterfly prelims For more news and details, visit our website www.mb.com.ph and get a copy of the Manila Bulletin newspaper tomorrow. You may also subscribe to our newsletter at https://mb.com.ph/newsletter-subscrip... to have the day's latest news delivered to your inbox.

This week, Alexis gets non-technical with Nuseir Yassin, CEO of Nas Academy and host of the daily vlogging channel, Nas Daily. They talk about dating to serve the singularity, the no fiction diet, Feng Shui consultants, GO GO GO!, and the board game that could put your relationship on the rocks. You can find Nuseir on Twitter at twitter.com/nasdaily and Alexis at twitter.com/yayalexisgay or instagram.com/yayalexisgay and twitter.com/NonTechnicalPod.This episode is sponsored by Polywork, a new kind of professional social network. Whereas traditional professional networks focus on labelling you with just a job title, Polywork enables people to share what they actually do on a timeline. Polywork is currently invite-only, but you can go to http://polywork.com/ and use the code “hellohello” to sign up now!

We have a lot to cover this week! We tried our best to make the stories featured this week reflect a bunch of different fields. We have stories about COVID. About international relations and international law. We even talk about why Rihanna's being a billionaire status matters to what the feminist movement should strive to be!   But we spend a lot of time discussing things that hit close to home--  about the surprisingly layered issue that is Nas Academy allegedly exploiting National Living Treasure and indigenous tattooist Whang Od. How should content creators behave when selling products? Why is pinoybait a thing? How important is consent in the commercialization of indigenous culture? Can traditional knowledge be protected by copyright? So many questions! So little time!  

Stanley Chi interviews fellow Nas Academy alumni Bunleng Lay, an influencer, tv/movie personality, and Cambodian Net Idol 1st Runner up as he shares how he started working as video editor, joining a reality show to becoming a full time content creator in this special episode of Underpaid. --- DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed by the podcast creators, hosts, and guests do not necessarily reflect the official policy and position of Podcast Network Asia. Any content provided by the people on the podcast are of their own opinion, and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual, or anyone or anything.

You'll want to take a look at Ross's work online. Here's a link to his Instagram and one for his YouTube channel, as well as his website. Ross mentioned buying a cask of Annandale Whisky. Well, you can do it! Here's a link. He currently teaches at the Nas Academy, which is very cool and ready for any of you who are looking to create content to share with the world. And lastly, here's a little write up on the history of the bagpipes, if you're looking to deepen your knowledge. I know I am. 

Time perspective - Horizontal vs Vertical point of view ► As you probably know I am an online instructor at the NAS Academy where I teach people from around the world how to create videos. I had a chat with 2 fellow instructors and, "smelled" something curious and started recording the conversation. Get this: most countries use a horizontal time perspective. For example, the future is ahead of us & the past is behind us. However, in some countries, like China, that is not the case. In China, the past is up and the future is down. This may sound confusing, as it was very confusing for me, but listen to this podcast and it will all make sense. Are there any other countries that think of time the same? Send me a message and let me know. Watch the video here Let's connect: www.curiouspavel.com/links